The Political Graveyard: Mayors of Pittsburgh (including Allegheny, Carrick), Pennsylvania

Mayors of Pittsburgh (including Allegheny, Carrick), Pennsylvania

Mayors of Pittsburgh, 1816-2006 (may be incomplete!)
Ebeneezer Denny 1816-17 John Darrah 1817-25 John M. Snowden 1825-28 Magnus M. Murray 1828-30 Matthew B. Lowrie 1830-31 Magnus M. Murray 1831-32 Samuel Pettigrew 1832-36 Jonas R. McClintock 1836-39 William Little 1839-40 William W. Irwin 1840-41 James Thompson 1841-42 Alexander Hay 1842-45 William J. Howard 1845-46 William Kerr 1846-47 Gabriel Adams 1847-49 John Herron 1849-50 Joseph Barker 1850-51 John B. Guthrie 1851-53 Robert M. Riddle 1853-54 Ferdinand E. Volz 1854-56 William Bingham 1856-57 Henry A. Weaver 1857-60 George Wilson 1860-62 B. C. Sawyer 1862-64 James Lowry, Jr. 1864-66 W. S. McCarthy 1866-68 James Blackmore 1868-69 Jared M. Brush 1869-72 James Blackmore 1872-75 William C. McCarthy 1875-78 Robert Liddell 1878-81 Robert W. Lyon 1881-84 Andrew Fulton 1884-87 William McCallin 1887-90 Henry I. Gourley 1890-93 Bernard McKenna 1893-96 Henry P. Ford 1896-99 William J. Diehl 1899-1901 William B. Hays 1903-06 George W. Guthrie 1906-09 William A. Magee 1909-14 Joseph G. Armstrong 1914-18 Edward V. Babcock 1918-22 William A. Magee 1922-26 Charles H. Kline 1926-33 John S. Herron 1933-34 William N. McNair 1934-36 Cornelius D. Scully 1936-46 David L. Lawrence 1946-59 Thomas J. Gallagher 1959 Joseph M. Barr 1959-70 Peter F. Flaherty 1970-77 Richard S. Caliguiri 1977-88 Sophie Masloff 1988-94 Thomas J. Murphy 1994-2006 Bob O'Connor 2006 Luke Ravenstahl 2006-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1851: Joseph Barker, defeated.

1852: Joseph Barker, defeated.

1896: George W. Guthrie, defeated.

1959 Nov 3: Joseph M. Barr, elected.

1969: Peter F. Flaherty (Dem), elected; John K. Tabor (Rep), defeated.

1973: Richard S. Caliguiri (Dem), defeated in primary.

1977: Richard S. Caliguiri (Dem), defeated in primary.

1977: Richard S. Caliguiri (Ind), elected.

1978: Thomas Foerster (Dem), defeated; Richard S. Caliguiri (Ind), elected.

1988 May 6: Richard S. Caliguiri, died in office.

1989: Thomas J. Murphy (Dem), defeated in primary.

1989: Sophie Masloff, elected; Frank Lucchino, defeated.

1997: Bob O'Connor (Dem), defeated in primary.

2001 May 15: Thomas J. Murphy (Dem), nominated; Bob O'Connor (Dem), defeated in primary; Leroy L. Hodge (Dem), defeated in primary; Joshua Pollock (Dem), defeated in primary; Earl V. Jones, Sr. (Dem), defeated in primary.

2001 May 15: James Carmine (Rep), nominated; Mark Rauterkus (Rep), defeated in primary.

2001 Nov 6: Thomas J. Murphy (Dem), elected; James Carmine (Rep), defeated; Chaston Roston (Ind), defeated; Francis V. Forrestal (Socialist Workers), defeated.

2005: Bob O'Connor (Dem), elected.

2006 Sep 1: Bob O'Connor, died in office.

Allegheny
(annexed to Pittsburgh 1907)

Mayors of Allegheny (may be incomplete!)

Carrick
(annexed to Pittsburgh 1927)

Mayors of Carrick (may be incomplete!)

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