The Political Graveyard: Mayors of Miramar, Florida

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Mayors of Miramar, Florida

Mayors of Miramar, 1955-2019 (may be incomplete!)
Robert W. Gordon 1955-59 Charles F. Knapp 1959 John Marini 1959 Samuel Winfield 1959 John Marini 1959-60 Richard Calhoun 1960-75 Harry Rosen 1975-79 Joe Viens 1979-83 Frank Branca 1983-89 Bill Cresswell 1989 Vicki Coceano 1989-99 Lori C. Moseley 1999-2015 Wayne M. Messam 2015-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1959 Jan 13: Charles F. Knapp, elected; William J. Powers, defeated; August Uhlig, defeated; Manuel Meritzer, defeated.

1959 Jan 22: Charles F. Knapp, resigned.

1959 Apr 7: Samuel Winfield, elected; Dave Mawhinney, defeated; William J. Powers, defeated; Ronald Annunziato, defeated.

1959 Nov 2: Samuel Winfield, resigned.

1960 Jan 19: Richard Calhoun, elected; R. H. Epstein, defeated; Dave Mawhinney, defeated; William J. Powers, defeated.

1963 Jan 8: Richard Calhoun, elected; John W. Vensberg, defeated.

1967 Mar 7: Richard Calhoun, elected unopposed.

1971 Mar 2: Richard Calhoun, elected; Frank Boland, defeated; Edward J. Jirovec, defeated.

1975 Mar 4: Harry Rosen, elected; Richard Calhoun, defeated; Edward J. Jirovec, defeated.

1979 Mar 13: Joe Viens, elected; Harry Rosen, defeated; Herb Grey, defeated; Edward J. Jirovec, defeated.

1983 Mar 8: Frank Branca, elected; Robert Altobello, defeated; Joe Viens, defeated; Maria N. Forgione, defeated; Herb Grey, defeated; Edward J. Jirovec, defeated.

1987 Mar 10: Frank Branca, elected; Joe Tagg, defeated.

1989 Jun 13: Vicki Coceano, elected; Bill Everett, defeated; Pablo Mila, defeated; Joe Viens, defeated; Joe Leone, defeated; Robert Altobello, defeated; Robert Kibler, defeated.

1991 Mar 12: Vicki Coceano, elected; Bill Cresswell, defeated; Ken B. Mitchell, defeated.

1995 Mar 14: Vicki Coceano, elected; A. Gus Mineo, defeated; Maria N. Forgione, defeated.

1999 Mar 11: Lori C. Moseley, elected; Jim Cundiff, defeated.

2003 Mar 11: Lori C. Moseley, elected; Sallie L. Stephens, defeated.

2007 Mar 13: Lori C. Moseley, elected unopposed.

2011 Mar 8: Lori C. Moseley, elected; John L. Moore, defeated.

2015 Mar 10: Wayne M. Messam, elected; Lori C. Moseley, defeated; Alexandra P. Davis, defeated.

2019 Mar 12: Wayne M. Messam, elected; Josue Larose, defeated.

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