List of mayors of Cincinnati

List of mayors of Cincinnati

This is a list of mayors of Cincinnati.

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History

Until the charter of 1815, the President of the council served as equivalent of mayor. Two sources agree on the list of Presidents:[1][2]

Prior to 1925 (and since 1999) the mayor of Cincinnati, Ohio was elected in a separate, partisan election.

In 1924, the Charter Party, a local third-party, was founded. It has elected members of the city council and mayors. Until 1961, many Democrats ran as Charterites. The party focuses exclusively on local government; thus, many Charterites switch to a major party when seeking office outside Cincinnati.

From 1925 through 1998, the mayor was chosen by the city council from among its nine members.

In 1971, a coalition of two parties, the Democrats and the Charterites, worked out a power-sharing plan, which, starting in 1973, resulted in a rotating mayorship. After a few years of rotation, they decided that the city council member who received the most votes in the election would automatically become mayor.

In 1999, Charlie Luken became the first mayor to take office under a restored system of direct mayoral election.

Mayors of Cincinnati

Dates Name Life Dates Party Elected By
18021803 David Ziegler 17481811   public
18031804 Joseph Prince     public
18051806 James Findlay 17701835   public
1807 John S. Gano     public
1807 Martin Baum 17651831   public
18081809 Daniel Symmes 17721827   public
18101811 James Findlay 17701835   public
1812 Martin Baum 17651831   public
1813 William Stanley     public
1814 Samuel W. Davies 17761843   public
18151819 William Corry 17791833   public
18191831 Isaac G. Burnet 17841856   public
18311833 Elisha Hotchkiss 17781858   public
18331843 Samuel W. Davies 17761843   public
18431851 Henry E. Spencer 18071882   public
18511853 Mark P. Taylor   Democratic public
18531855 David T. Snelbaker 18041867 Democratic public
18551857 James J. Faran 18081892 Democratic public
18571859 Nicholas W. Thomas 18101864 Whig public
18591861 Richard M. Bishop 18121893 Democratic public
18611863 George Hatch   Democratic public
18631866 Leonard A. Harris 18241890   public
18661869 Charles F. Wilstach 18181882   public
18691871 John F. Torrence 18191883   public
18711873 S. S. Davis 18171896 Republican public
18731877 George W. C. Johnston 18281879 Democratic public
18771879 Robert M. Moore 18161880 Republican public
18791881 Charles Jacob Jr. 18341913   public
18811883 William F. Means   Democratic public
18831885 Thomas J. Stephens 18231892 Democratic public
18851889 Amor Smith Jr. 18401915 Republican public
18891894 John B. Mosby 18451928 Republican public
18941897 John A. Caldwell 18521927 Republican public
18971900 Gustav Tafel 18301908 Democratic public
19001905 Julius Fleischmann 18711925 Republican public
19061907 Edward J. Dempsey 18581929 Democratic public
19081909 Leopold Markbreit 18421909 Republican public
1909 John Galvin 18621922 Republican public
19101911 Louis Schwab 18501926 Republican public
19121913 Henry Thomas Hunt 18791956 Democratic public
19141915 Frederick S. Spiegel 18551925 Republican public
19161917 George Puchta 18601937 Republican public
19181921 John Galvin (2nd) 18621922 Republican public
19221925 George Carrel 18651949   public
19261929 Murray Seasongood 18781983 Charter Party of Charterite council
19301937 Russell Wilson 18761946   council
19381947 James G. Stewart 18801959 Republican council
1947 Carl W. Rich 18981972 Republican council
19481951 Albert D. Cash 18971952 Charter Party of Charterite
(Democratic)
council
19511953 Carl W. Rich (2nd) 18981972 Republican council
19531954 Edward N. Waldvogel 18941954   council
1954 Dorothy N. Dolbey 19081991   council
1954 Carl W. Rich (3rd) 18981972 Republican council
19551957 Charles Phelps Taft II 18971983 Charter Party of Charterite
(Republican)
council
19571960 Donald D. Clancy 19212007 Republican council
19601967 Walton H. Bachrach 19041989 Republican council
19671971 Eugene P. Ruehlmann 1925 Republican council
1971 Willis D. Gradison Jr. 1928 Republican council
19711972 Thomas A. Luken 1925 Democratic council
19721975 Theodore M. Berry 19052000 Charter Party of Charterite council
19751976 Bobbie L. Sterne   Charter Party of Charterite council
19761977 James T. Luken 19211976 Democratic council
19771978 Jerry Springer 1944 Democratic council
19781979 Bobbie L. Sterne (2nd)   Charter Party of Charterite council
19791980 J. Kenneth Blackwell 1948 Charter Party of Charterite
(Republican)
council
19801982 David S. Mann 1939 Democratic council
19821983 Thomas B. Brush   Charter Party of Charterite council
19831984 Arnold L. Bortz   Charter Party of Charterite council
19841991 Charles J. Luken 1951 Democratic council
1991 David S. Mann (2nd) 1939 Democratic council
19911993 Dwight Tillery 1948 Democratic council
19931999 Roxanne Qualls 1953 Democratic council
19992005 Charles J. Luken (2nd) 1951 Democratic public
2006 Mark Mallory 1962 Democratic public

See also

References

  1. ^ Greve, Charles Theodore (1904). Centennial history of Cincinnati and representative citizens. 1. Chicago: Biographical Publishing Company. p438. http://books.google.com/books?id=eJxABLtxX60C&pg=PA438. 
  2. ^ Goss, Charles Fredric (1912). Cincinnati, the Queen City, 17881912. 1. Cincinnati: S J Clarke Publishing Company. p96. http://books.google.com/books?id=PmHRK2hV2vQC&pg=PA96. 



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