The Political Graveyard: Mayors of Glen Cove, New York

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Mayors of Glen Cove, New York

Mayors of Glen Cove, 1905-2011 (may be incomplete!)
James E. Burns 1920-25 William H. Seaman 1926-29 James E. Burns 1930-33 Harold F. Mason 1934-39 Horace K. T. Sherwood 1940-41 H. Bogart Seaman 1942 William H. Seaman 1942-43 Arthur Aitkenhead 1944-47 Luke A. Mercadante 1948-51 Joseph A. Stanco 1952-55 Joseph A. Suozzi 1956-60 Harvey Doxie 1961 Patrick J. Kenney 1961 Joseph M. Reilly 1962-65 Joseph W. Muldoon 1966-67 Andrew J. DiPaola 1968-71 Vincent A. Suozzi 1986-87 Donald P. DeRiggi 1988-93 Thomas R. Suozzi 1994-2001 Mary Ann Holzkamp 2002-05 Ralph V. Suozzi 2006-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1905: John H. Flynn (Dem), defeated.

1925 Nov 3: William H. Seaman (Rep), elected.

1927 Nov 8: William H. Seaman (Rep), elected.

1929 Nov 5: James E. Burns (Dem), elected; William H. Seaman (Rep), defeated.

1931 Sep 15: James E. Burns (Dem), nominated unopposed.

1931 Sep 15: Charles N. Brady (Rep), nominated unopposed.

1931 Nov 3: James E. Burns (Dem), elected; Charles N. Brady (Rep), defeated.

1943 Nov 2: Arthur Aitkenhead (Rep), elected.

1945 Nov 6: Arthur Aitkenhead (Rep), elected; J. A. Nicholson (Dem & American Labor), defeated.

1947 Jul 29: Luke A. Mercadante (Dem), nominated unopposed.

1947 Jul 29: Arthur Aitkenhead (Rep), nominated; Frederick E. Bond (Rep), defeated in primary.

1947 Nov 4: Luke A. Mercadante (Dem), elected; Arthur Aitkenhead (Rep), defeated.

1949 Nov 8: Luke A. Mercadante (Dem), elected; Frederick E. Bond (Rep), defeated.

1951 Nov 6: Joseph A. Stanco (Rep), elected; Adolph L. Ramon (Ind), defeated; Guiseppe A. Nigro (Dem), defeated.

1953 Nov 3: Joseph A. Stanco (Rep), elected; C. J. Collins, Jr. (Dem), defeated.

1955 Nov 8: Joseph A. Suozzi (Dem), elected; Joseph A. Stanco (Rep), defeated.

1957 Nov 5: Joseph A. Suozzi (Dem), elected; Sterling W. Mudge (Rep), defeated.

1959 Nov 3: Joseph A. Suozzi (Dem), elected; Aaron B. Cohen (Rep), defeated.

1961 Jan 29: Patrick J. Kenney, appointed.

1961 Nov 7: Joseph M. Reilly (Rep), elected; Frank P. Festa (Dem), defeated.

1963 Nov 5: Joseph M. Reilly (Rep & Liberal), elected; Andrew J. DiPaola (Dem), defeated; Keith S. Sutton (Conservative), defeated.

1965 Nov 2: Joseph W. Muldoon (Rep & Liberal), elected; Patrick J. Kenney (Dem), defeated; J. D. Griffin (Conservative), defeated.

1967 Nov 7: Andrew J. DiPaola (Dem), elected; Joseph W. Muldoon (Rep & Liberal), defeated; Norman Sorenson (Conservative), defeated.

1969 Nov 4: Andrew J. DiPaola (Dem), elected; Melvin H. Heiko (Rep & Conservative), defeated.

1971 Nov 2: Andrew J. DiPaola (Dem), elected; Norman Sorenson (Rep), defeated; Edward Jablonski (Conservative), defeated; Mary Tracy (Independent Integrity), defeated.

1987: Donald P. DeRiggi (Rep), elected; Vincent A. Suozzi (Dem), defeated.

1991: Thomas R. Suozzi, defeated; Donald P. DeRiggi, elected.

1993: Thomas R. Suozzi (Dem), elected.

2005: Ralph V. Suozzi (Ind), elected; Mary Ann Holzkamp (Dem), defeated.

2009 Nov 3: Ralph V. Suozzi (Dem & Working Families), elected; Paul Meli (Rep), defeated.

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