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Supervisors of Ypsilanti Township, 1835-2020 (may be
incomplete!)
Job
Gorton 1835-36
Henry
Compton 1836-38
James
M. Edmunds 1838-39
Allen
Buck 1842-43
Chauncey
Joslin 1843-44
Grove
Spencer 1844-46
John
W. Vancleve 1846-48
Mark
Norris 1848-49
Julius
Movius 1849-50
Charles
Shier 1850-52
Parmenio
Davis 1852-53
John
W. Vancleve 1853-55
Erastus
Morton 1855-56
Delos
Showerman 1856-57
Henry
Compton 1857-58
John
W. Vancleve 1858-59
E.
D. Lay 1859-60
Charles
Shier 1860-61
E.
D. Lay 1861-66
George
Jarvis 1866-67
E.
D. Lay 1867-69
W.
Irving Yeckley 1869-79
Albert
R. Graves 1879-90
John
L. Hunter 1890-1900
Edgar
D. Holmes 1900-16
Perry
Watling 1916-18
Luman
A. Seamans 1918-20
Frank
Rowe 1921
Edward
D. Foster 1921-23
D.
Z. Curtis 1923-24
Edward
D. Foster 1924-42
Otis
A. Tooze 1942-49
Henry
F. Hicks 1949-57
Franklin
J. Shepherd 1957-59
Roy
Smith 1959-66
Fred
H. Lunde 1967-70
William
L. Gagnon 1971-74
William
E. Winters 1975-76
Astor
J. Wallace 1977-78
Ronald
L. Allen 1979-88
Wesley
E. Prater 1988-96
Karen
Lovejoy Roe 1996-2004
Ruth
Ann Jamnick 2004-08
Brenda
L. Stumbo 2008-
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1880 Apr 5:
Albert
R. Graves (Rep), elected.
1888 Apr 2:
Albert
R. Graves (Rep), elected.
1894 Apr 2:
John
L. Hunter (Rep), elected.
1896 Apr 6:
John
L. Hunter (Rep), elected;
Warren
W. Voorhies (Dem), defeated.
1899 Apr 3:
John
L. Hunter (Rep), elected;
James
L. Lowden (Dem), defeated.
1900 Apr 2:
Edgar
D. Holmes (Rep), elected;
Albert
Day (Dem), defeated.
1901 Apr 1:
Edgar
D. Holmes (Rep), elected.
1902 Apr 7:
Edgar
D. Holmes (Rep), elected;
Warren
Amerman (Dem), defeated.
1903 Apr 6:
Edgar
D. Holmes (Rep), elected;
Andrew
J. Murray (Dem), defeated.
1904 Apr 4:
Edgar
D. Holmes (Rep), elected;
Henry
Stumpenhusen (Dem), defeated.
1905 Apr 3:
Edgar
D. Holmes (Rep), elected.
1906 Apr 2:
Edgar
D. Holmes (Rep), elected.
1907 Apr 1:
Edgar
D. Holmes (Rep), elected.
1908 Apr 6:
Edgar
D. Holmes (Rep), elected;
George
W. Johnson (Dem), defeated.
1909 Apr 5:
Edgar
D. Holmes (Rep), elected.
1912 Apr 1:
Edgar
D. Holmes (Rep), elected.
1916 Apr 3:
Perry
Watling (Rep), elected;
Albert
Jay (Dem), defeated.
1918 Apr 1:
Luman
A. Seamans (Rep), elected;
William
Miller (Dem), defeated.
1919 Apr 7:
Luman
A. Seamans (Rep), elected unopposed.
1920 Apr 5:
Luman
A. Seamans (Rep), elected;
George
W. Johnson (Dem), defeated.
1921 Apr 4:
Edward
D. Foster (Rep), elected;
Wallace
Draper (Dem), defeated.
1922 Apr 3:
Edward
D. Foster (Rep), elected;
Wallace
Draper (Dem), defeated.
1923 Apr 2:
D.
Z. Curtis (Rep), elected unopposed.
1924 Apr 7:
Edward
D. Foster (Rep), elected unopposed.
1925 Apr 6:
Edward
D. Foster (Rep), elected unopposed.
1926 Apr 5:
Edward
D. Foster (Rep), elected unopposed.
1927 Apr 4:
Edward
D. Foster (Rep), elected unopposed.
1928 Apr 2:
Edward
D. Foster (Rep), elected unopposed.
1929 Apr 1:
Edward
D. Foster (Rep), elected unopposed.
1930 Apr 7:
Edward
D. Foster (Rep), elected;
William
B. Kelly (People's), defeated.
1931 Apr 6:
Edward
D. Foster, elected;
Joseph
F. Sheppard (Rep), defeated.
1932 Mar 7:
Edward
D. Foster (Rep), nominated;
Joseph
F. Sheppard (Rep), defeated in primary.
1932 Apr 4:
Edward
D. Foster (Rep), elected unopposed.
1933 Apr 3:
Edward
D. Foster (Rep), elected unopposed.
1934 Apr 2:
Edward
D. Foster (Rep), elected unopposed.
1935 Apr 1:
Edward
D. Foster (Rep), elected unopposed.
1936 Apr 6:
Edward
D. Foster (Rep), elected unopposed.
1937 Apr 5:
Edward
D. Foster (Rep), elected unopposed.
1938 Apr 4:
Edward
D. Foster (Rep), elected unopposed.
1939 Mar 6:
Edward
D. Foster (Rep), nominated;
John
L. Condon (Rep), defeated in primary.
1939 Apr 3:
Edward
D. Foster (Rep), elected unopposed.
1940 Feb 19:
Otis
A. Tooze (Rep), nominated;
Edward
D. Foster (Rep), defeated in primary.
1940 Apr 1:
Edward
D. Foster, elected;
Otis
A. Tooze (Rep), defeated.
1941 Feb 17:
Edward
D. Foster (Rep), nominated;
Otis
A. Tooze (Rep), defeated in primary.
1941 Apr 7:
Edward
D. Foster (Rep), elected unopposed.
1942 Feb 16:
Fred
W. Ebeler (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1942 Feb 16:
Otis
A. Tooze (Rep), nominated;
Edward
D. Foster (Rep), defeated in primary.
1942 Apr 6:
Otis
A. Tooze (Rep), elected;
Edward
D. Foster, defeated;
Fred
W. Ebeler (Dem), defeated.
1943 Feb 15:
Otis
A. Tooze (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1943 Apr 5:
Otis
A. Tooze (Rep), elected unopposed.
1945 Feb 19:
Lyle
A. Dennis (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1945 Feb 19:
Otis
A. Tooze (Rep), nominated;
Manny
R. Richards (Rep), defeated in primary.
1945 Apr 2:
Otis
A. Tooze (Rep), elected;
Lyle
A. Dennis (Dem), defeated.
1947 Feb 17:
Otis
A. Tooze (Rep), nominated;
A.
Franklin McDougall (Rep), defeated in primary;
David
A. Blake, Jr. (Rep), defeated in primary.
1947 Apr 7:
Otis
A. Tooze (Rep), elected;
A.
Franklin McDougall, defeated.
1949 Feb 21:
Joseph
J. Swope (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1949 Feb 21:
Otis
A. Tooze (Rep), nominated;
Henry
F. Hicks (Rep), defeated in primary;
Charles
W. Coleman (Rep), defeated in primary.
1949 Apr 4:
Henry
F. Hicks, elected;
Otis
A. Tooze (Rep), defeated;
Joseph
J. Swope (Dem), defeated.
1951 Feb 19:
Henry
F. Hicks (Rep), nominated;
Otis
A. Tooze (Rep), defeated in primary.
1951 Apr 2:
Henry
F. Hicks (Rep), elected unopposed.
1953 Feb 16:
Joseph
J. Swope (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1953 Feb 16:
Henry
F. Hicks (Rep), nominated;
Otis
A. Tooze (Rep), defeated in primary.
1953 Apr 6:
Henry
F. Hicks (Rep), elected;
Joseph
J. Swope (Dem), defeated.
1955 Feb 21:
Gerald
L. Post (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1955 Feb 21:
Henry
F. Hicks (Rep), nominated;
Otis
A. Tooze (Rep), defeated in primary.
1955 Apr 4:
Henry
F. Hicks (Rep), elected;
Gerald
L. Post (Dem), defeated.
1957 Feb 18:
Franklin
J. Shepherd (Dem), nominated;
Gerald
L. Post (Dem), defeated in primary.
1957 Feb 18:
Henry
F. Hicks (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1957 Apr 1:
Franklin
J. Shepherd (Dem), elected;
Henry
F. Hicks (Rep), defeated.
1959 Feb 16:
Donald
E. Turner (Dem), nominated;
Franklin
J. Shepherd (Dem), defeated in primary;
Hugo
G. Feuerstein (Dem), defeated in primary;
John
G. Pinkston (Dem), defeated in primary;
Donald
W. Howe (Dem), defeated in primary.
1959 Feb 16:
Roy
Smith (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1959 Apr 6:
Roy
Smith (Rep), elected;
Donald
E. Turner (Dem), defeated.
1961 Feb 20:
Fred
Turner (Dem), nominated;
Paul
E. Clark (Dem), defeated in primary;
John
G. Pinkston (Dem), defeated in primary.
1961 Feb 20:
Roy
Smith (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1961 Apr 3:
Roy
Smith (Rep), elected;
Fred
Turner (Dem), defeated.
1963 Apr 1:
Roy
Smith, elected.
1964 Nov 3:
Roy
Smith (Rep), elected.
1970 Aug 4:
William
L. Gagnon (Dem), nominated;
Richard
Branham (Dem), defeated in primary.
1970 Aug 4:
Fred
H. Lunde (Rep), nominated.
1970 Nov 3:
William
L. Gagnon (Dem), elected;
Fred
H. Lunde (Rep), defeated.
1972 Aug 8:
William
L. Gagnon (Dem), nominated;
Karl
J. Stumpf (Dem), defeated in primary.
1972 Aug 8:
Ray
H. Gorlitz (Rep), nominated;
Robert
Sepanek (Rep), defeated in primary.
1972 Nov 7:
William
L. Gagnon (Dem), elected;
Ray
H. Gorlitz (Rep), defeated.
1974 Aug 6:
William
E. Winters (Dem), nominated;
William
L. Gagnon (Dem), defeated in primary;
James
M. Cregar (Dem), defeated in primary;
Edward
Freeman (Dem), defeated in primary.
1974 Aug 6:
Robert
Sepanek (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1974 Nov 5:
William
E. Winters (Dem), elected;
Robert
Sepanek (Rep), defeated.
1980 Aug 5:
Ronald
L. Allen (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1980 Nov 4:
Ronald
L. Allen (Dem), elected unopposed.
1984 Aug 7:
Ronald
L. Allen (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1984 Nov 6:
Ronald
L. Allen (Dem), elected unopposed.
1988 Aug 2:
Wesley
E. Prater (Dem), nominated;
Harry
H. Hutchinson, Jr. (Dem), defeated in primary.
1988 Nov 8:
Wesley
E. Prater (Dem), elected unopposed.
1992 Aug 4:
Wesley
E. Prater (Dem), nominated;
Ronald
L. Allen (Dem), defeated in primary.
1992 Aug 4:
Martin
A. Church (Rep), nominated unopposed.
1992 Nov 3:
Wesley
E. Prater (Dem), elected;
Martin
A. Church (Rep), defeated.
1996 Aug 6:
Karen
Lovejoy Roe (Dem), nominated;
Wesley
E. Prater (Dem), defeated in primary;
Ted
Miller (Dem), defeated in primary.
1996 Nov 5:
Karen
Lovejoy Roe (Dem), elected unopposed.
2000 Aug 8:
Karen
Lovejoy Roe (Dem), nominated unopposed.
2000 Nov 7:
Karen
Lovejoy Roe (Dem), elected unopposed.
2004 Aug 3:
Ruth
Ann Jamnick (Dem), nominated;
Karen
Lovejoy Roe (Dem), defeated in primary.
2004 Nov 2:
Ruth
Ann Jamnick (Dem), elected;
Karen
Lovejoy Roe, defeated.
2008 Aug 5:
Brenda
L. Stumbo (Dem), nominated;
Ruth
Ann Jamnick (Dem), defeated in primary.
2008 Nov 4:
Brenda
L. Stumbo (Dem), elected unopposed.
2012 Aug 7:
Brenda
L. Stumbo (Dem), nominated;
John
H. Hoops (Dem), defeated in primary;
Brenda
Meadows (Dem), defeated in primary.
2012 Nov 6:
Brenda
L. Stumbo (Dem), elected unopposed.
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