Mayors of New York City, 1665-2024(may beincomplete!)
ThomasWillett 1665-66ThomasDelavall 1666-67ThomasWillett 1667-68CorneliusVan Steenwyk 1668-71ThomasDelavall 1671-72MatthiasNicoll 1672-73JohnLawrence 1673-75WilliamDervall 1675-76NicholasDe Mayer 1676-77StephanusVan Cortlandt 1677-78ThomasDelavall 1678-79FrancisRombouts 1679-80WilliamDyre 1680-82CorneliusVan Steenwyk 1682-84GabrielMinvielle 1684-85NicholasBayard 1685-86StephanusVan Cortlandt 1686-88PeterDelanoy 1689-91JohnLawrence 1691Abrahamde Peyster 1691-94CharlesLodwik 1694-95WilliamMerritt 1695-98Johannesde Peyster 1698-99DavidProvost 1699-1700IsaacDe Riemer 1700-01ThomasNoell 1701-02PhillipFrench 1702-03WilliamPeartree 1703-07EbenezerWilson 1707-10JacobusVan Cortlandt 1710-11CalebHeathcote 1711-13JohnJohnstone 1714-19JacobusVan Cortlandt 1719-20RobertWalters 1720-25JohannesJansen 1725-26RobertLurting 1726-35PaulRichard 1735-39JohnCruger 1739-44StephenBayard 1744-47EdwardHolland 1747-56JohnCruger, Jr. 1756-66WhiteheadHicks 1766-76DavidMathews 1776-83JamesDuane 1784-89RichardVarick 1789-1801EdwardLivingston 1801-03DeWitt Clinton 1803-07MarinusWillet 1807-08DeWitt Clinton 1808-10JacobRadcliff 1810-11DeWitt Clinton 1811-15JohnFerguson 1815JacobRadcliff 1815-18CadwalladerD. Colden 1818-21StephenAllen 1821-24WilliamPaulding, Jr. 1825-26PhilipHone 1826-27WilliamPaulding, Jr. 1827-29WalterBowne 1829-33GideonLee 1833-34CorneliusVan Wyck Lawrence 1834-37AaronClark 1837-39IsaacL. Varian 1839-41RobertH. Morris 1841-44JamesHarper 1844-45WilliamF. Havemeyer 1845-46AndrewH. Mickle 1846-47WilliamV. Brady 1847-48WilliamF. Havemeyer 1848-49CalebS. Woodhull 1849-50AmbroseKingsland 1851-52JacobWestervelt 1853-54FernandoWood 1855-57DanielF. Tiemann 1858-59FernandoWood 1860-61GeorgeOpdyke 1862-63C.Godfrey Gunther 1864-65JohnT. Hoffman 1866-68ThomasComan 1868A.Oakey Hall 1869-72WilliamF. Havemeyer 1873-74SamuelB. H. Vance 1874WilliamH. Wickham 1875-76SmithEly, Jr. 1877-78EdwardCooper 1879-80WilliamR. Grace 1881-82FranklinEdson 1883-84WilliamR. Grace 1885-86AbramS. Hewitt 1887-88HughJ. Grant 1889-92ThomasF. Gilroy 1893-94WilliamL. Strong 1895-97RobertA. Van Wyck 1898-1901SethLow 1902-03GeorgeB. McClellan 1904-09WilliamJ. Gaynor 1910-13ArdolphL. Kline 1913JohnPurroy Mitchel 1914-17JohnF. Hylan 1918-25JamesJ. Walker 1926-32JosephV. McKee 1932JohnP. O'Brien 1933FiorelloH. LaGuardia 1934-45WilliamO'Dwyer 1946-50VincentR. Impellitteri 1950-53RobertF. Wagner, Jr. 1954-65JohnV. Lindsay 1966-73AbrahamD. Beame 1974-77EdwardI. Koch 1978-89DavidN. Dinkins 1990-93RudolphW. Giuliani 1994-2001MichaelBloomberg 2002-13Billde Blasio 2014-21EricL. Adams 2022- Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)
1735:RobertLurting, died in office. 1744 Aug 13:JohnCruger, died in office. 1756 Nov 10:EdwardHolland, died in office. 1834 Apr 8:CorneliusVan Wyck Lawrence (Dem), elected;GulianC. Verplanck (Whig), defeated. 1835 Apr 14:CorneliusVan Wyck Lawrence (Dem), elected unopposed. 1836 Apr 8:CorneliusVan Wyck Lawrence (Dem), elected;SethGeer (Whig), defeated;AlexanderMing, Jr. (Equal Rights), defeated;SamuelF. B. Morse (Native American), defeated. 1837 Apr 11:AaronClark (Whig), elected;JohnJ. Morgan (Dem), defeated;MosesJaques (Equal Rights), defeated. 1838 Apr 9:AaronClark (Whig), elected;IsaacL. Varian (Dem), defeated;RichardRiker (Conservative), defeated. 1839 Apr 9:IsaacL. Varian (Dem), elected;AaronClark (Whig), defeated. 1840 Apr 14:IsaacL. Varian (Dem), elected;J.Phillips Phoenix (Whig), defeated. 1841 Apr 13:RobertH. Morris (Dem), elected;J.Phillips Phoenix (Whig), defeated;SamuelF. B. Morse (Native American), defeated. 1842 Apr 12:RobertH. Morris (Dem), elected;J.Phillips Phoenix (Whig), defeated;ThomasF. Field (Abolition), defeated;JamesMonroe (Patriot), defeated. 1843 Apr 11:RobertH. Morris (Dem), elected;RobertSmith (Whig), defeated. 1844 Apr 9:JamesHarper (Native American), elected;JonathanI. Coddington (Dem), defeated;MorrisFranklin (Whig), defeated. 1845 Apr 8:WilliamF. Havemeyer (Dem), elected;JamesHarper (Native American), defeated;DudleySelden (Whig), defeated;RansomSmith (National Reform), defeated;ArthurTappan (Abolition), defeated. 1846 Apr 14:AndrewH. Mickle (Dem), elected;RobertTaylor (Whig), defeated;WilliamB. Cozzens (Native American), defeated;RansomSmith (National Reform), defeated. 1847 Apr 13:WilliamV. Brady (Whig), elected;J.Sherman Brownell (Dem), defeated;EliasG. Drake (Native American), defeated;EdwardW. Lyon (National Reform), defeated. 1848 Apr 11:WilliamF. Havemeyer (Dem), elected;WilliamV. Brady (Whig), defeated;JohnCommerford (National Reform), defeated. 1849 Apr 10:CalebS. Woodhull (Whig), elected;MyndertVan Schaick (Dem), defeated. 1850 Nov 5:AmbroseKingsland (Whig), elected;FernandoWood (Dem), defeated;AlfredCarson, defeated. 1852 Nov 2:JacobWestervelt (Dem), elected;MorganMorgans (Whig), defeated;HenryM. Western (Temperance), defeated;DennisHarris (Free Soil), defeated. 1854 Nov 7:FernandoWood (Dem), elected;JamesW. Barker (American), defeated;WilsonG. Hunt (Reform Democratic), defeated;JohnJ. Herrick (Whig), defeated. 1856 Nov 4:FernandoWood (Dem), elected;IsaacO. Barker (American), defeated;AnthonyJ. Bleecker (Rep), defeated;JamesS. Libby (Independent Democratic), defeated;JamesR. Whiting (Reform Democratic), defeated. 1857 Dec 1:DanielF. Tiemann (Rep), elected;FernandoWood (Dem), defeated. 1859 Dec 6:FernandoWood (Mozart Hall), elected;WilliamF. Havemeyer (Dem), defeated;GeorgeOpdyke (Rep), defeated. 1861 Dec 3:GeorgeOpdyke (Rep), elected;C.Godfrey Gunther (Dem), defeated;FernandoWood (Mozart Hall), defeated. 1863 Dec 1:C.Godfrey Gunther (Reform Democratic), elected;FrancisI. A. Boole (Dem), defeated;OrisonBlunt (Union), defeated. 1865 Dec 5:JohnT. Hoffman (Dem), elected;MarshallO. Roberts (Union), defeated;JohnHecker (Union Democratic), defeated;C.Godfrey Gunther (Reform Democratic), defeated. 1867 Dec 3:JohnT. Hoffman (Dem), elected;FernandoWood (Mozart Hall), defeated;WilliamA. Darling (Rep), defeated. 1868 Dec 1:A.Oakey Hall (Dem), elected;FrederickA. Conkling (Rep), defeated. 1869 Dec 7:A.Oakey Hall (Dem), elected unopposed. 1870 Nov 8:A.Oakey Hall (Dem), elected;ThomasA. Ledwith (Rep), defeated. 1872 Nov 5:WilliamF. Havemeyer (Rep), elected;AbrahamR. Lawrence (Dem), defeated;JamesO'Brien (Reform Democratic), defeated. 1874 Nov 3:WilliamH. Wickham (Dem), elected;SalemH. Wales (Rep), defeated;OswaldOttendorfer (Liberal Democratic), defeated;JohnSwinton (Industrial), defeated. 1874 Nov 30:WilliamF. Havemeyer, died in office. 1876 Nov 7:SmithEly, Jr. (Dem), elected;JohnA. Dix (Rep), defeated. 1878 Nov 5:EdwardCooper (County Democratic), elected;AugustusSchell (Dem), defeated;AlexanderJonas (Socialist Labor), defeated;WilliamL. Headley (Greenback), defeated. 1880 Nov 2:WilliamR. Grace (Dem), elected;WilliamDowd (Rep), defeated;JohnB. Johnson (Greenback), defeated;GeorgeBlair (Prohibition), defeated. 1882 Nov 7:FranklinEdson (Dem), elected;AllanCampbell (Citizens & Rep), defeated;JohnW. Franklin (Greenback), defeated. 1884 Nov 4:WilliamR. Grace (Citizens), elected;HughJ. Grant (Dem), defeated;FrederickS. Gibbs (Rep), defeated;CharlesN. Crittenton (Prohibition), defeated. 1886 Nov 2:AbramS. Hewitt (Dem), elected;HenryGeorge (United Labor), defeated;TheodoreRoosevelt (Rep), defeated;WilliamT. Wardwell (Prohibition), defeated. 1888 Nov 6:HughJ. Grant (Dem), elected;JoelB. Erhardt (Rep), defeated;AbramS. Hewitt (County Democratic), defeated;JamesJ. Coogan (United Labor), defeated;AlexanderJonas (Socialist Labor), defeated;WilliamT. Wardwell (Prohibition), defeated;CynthiaLeonard (Equal Rights), defeated. 1890 Nov 4:HughJ. Grant (Dem), elected;FrancisM. Scott (Rep), defeated;AugustDelabar (Socialist Labor), defeated;W.Jennings Demorest (Prohibition), defeated;JamesRedpath (Commonwealth), defeated. 1892 Nov 8:ThomasF. Gilroy (Dem), elected;EdwinEinstein (Rep), defeated;AlexanderJonas (Socialist), defeated;JosephA. Bogardus (Prohibition), defeated;HenryA. Hicks (People's), defeated. 1894 Nov 6:WilliamL. Strong (Rep), elected;HughJ. Grant (Dem), defeated;LucienSanial (Socialist Labor), defeated;JamesMcCallum (People's), defeated;GeorgeGethin (Prohibition), defeated. 1897:HenryGeorge, candidate, but died before the election. 1897 Nov 2:RobertA. Van Wyck (Dem), elected;SethLow (Citizens Union & National Democratic), defeated;BenjaminF. Tracy (Rep), defeated;HenryGeorge, Jr. (Jeffersonian Democratic), defeated;LucienSanial (Socialist Labor), defeated;WilliamT. Wardwell (Prohibition), defeated;PatrickJ. Gleason (Neither Tea Nor Tiger), defeated;AlfredB. Cruikshank (United Democracy), defeated. 1901 Nov 5:SethLow (Rep), elected;EdwardM. Shepard (Dem), defeated;BenjaminHanford (Social Democratic), defeated;BenjaminF. Keinard (Socialist Labor), defeated;AlfredL. Manierre (Prohibition), defeated. 1903 Nov 3:GeorgeB. McClellan (Dem), elected;SethLow (Rep), defeated;CharlesL. Furman (Social Democratic), defeated;JamesT. Hunter (Socialist Labor), defeated;WilliamS. Devery (Independent People's), defeated;JohnMcKee (Prohibition), defeated. 1905 Nov 7:GeorgeB. McClellan (Dem), elected;WilliamRandolph Hearst (Municipal Ownership), defeated;WilliamM. Ivins (Rep), defeated;AlgernonLee (Socialist), defeated;JohnJ. Kinneally (Socialist Labor), defeated;JamesC. Crawford (Prohibition), defeated. 1909 Nov 2:WilliamJ. Gaynor (Dem), elected;OttoT. Bannard (Rep), defeated;WilliamRandolph Hearst (Civic Alliance), defeated;EdwardF. Cassidy (Socialist), defeated;JamesT. Hunter (Socialist Labor), defeated;AlfredL. Manierre (Prohibition), defeated;CorneliusDonovan (Eight Hour League), defeated. 1913 Sep 10:WilliamJ. Gaynor, died in office. 1913 Nov 4:JohnPurroy Mitchel (Rep), elected;EdwardE. McCall (Dem), defeated;CharlesE. Russell (Socialist), defeated;WilliamA. Walters (Socialist Labor), defeated;NewmanH. Raymond (Prohibition), defeated. 1917 Sep 19:WilliamM. Bennett (Rep), nominated;JohnPurroy Mitchel (Rep), defeated in primary. 1917 Nov 6:JohnF. Hylan (Dem), elected;JohnPurroy Mitchel (Fusion), defeated;MorrisHillquit (Socialist), defeated;WilliamM. Bennett (Rep), defeated;D.Leigh Colvin (Prohibition), defeated;EdmundSeidel (Socialist Labor), defeated;GeorgeWallace (Single Tax), defeated. 1921 Sep 13:JohnF. Hylan (Dem), nominated unopposed. 1921 Sep 13:HenryH. Curran (Rep), nominated;FiorelloH. LaGuardia (Rep), defeated in primary;ReubenL. Haskell (Rep), defeated in primary;WilliamM. Bennett (Rep), defeated in primary. 1921 Nov 8:JohnF. Hylan (Dem), elected;HenryH. Curran (Rep), defeated;JacobPanken (Socialist), defeated;JohnP. Quinn (Socialist Labor), defeated;GeorgeK. Hinds (Prohibition), defeated;JeromeT. De Hunt (Farmer-Labor), defeated;JosephDana Miller (Single Tax), defeated;BenjaminGitlow (Communist), defeated. 1925 Sep 15:JamesJ. Walker (Dem), nominated;JohnF. Hylan (Dem), defeated in primary. 1925 Sep 15:FrankD. Waterman (Rep), nominated;JohnJ. Lyons (Rep), defeated in primary;WilliamM. Bennett (Rep), defeated in primary. 1925 Sep 15:NormanThomas (Socialist), nominated unopposed. 1925 Nov 3:JamesJ. Walker (Dem), elected;FrankD. Waterman (Rep), defeated;NormanThomas (Socialist), defeated;JosephBrandon (Socialist Labor), defeated;WarrenS. Fisher (Progressive), defeated;LaurenceW. Tracy (Commonwealth Land), defeated;BenjaminGitlow (Workers), defeated. 1929 Sep 17:JamesJ. Walker (Dem), nominated unopposed. 1929 Sep 17:FiorelloH. LaGuardia (Rep), nominated;WilliamM. Bennett (Rep), defeated in primary. 1929 Sep 17:NormanThomas (Socialist), nominated unopposed. 1929 Nov 5:JamesJ. Walker (Dem), elected;FiorelloH. LaGuardia (Rep), defeated;NormanThomas (Socialist), defeated;OliveM. Johnson (Socialist Labor), defeated;WilliamW. Weinstone (Communist), defeated;RichardE. Enright (Square Deal), defeated;LaurenceW. Tracy (Commonwealth Land), defeated. 1932 Sep 1:JamesJ. Walker, resigned. 1932 Nov 8:JohnP. O'Brien (Dem), elected;LewisH. Pounds (Rep), defeated;MorrisHillquit (Socialist), defeated;JosephV. McKee, defeated;WilliamL. Patterson (Communist), defeated;OliveM. Johnson (Socialist Labor), defeated. 1933 Sep 19:JohnP. O'Brien (Dem), nominated;LoringM. Black, Jr. (Dem), defeated in primary;JeromeG. Ambro (Dem), defeated in primary;AxelT. Fredlund (Dem), defeated in primary. 1933 Sep 19:FiorelloH. LaGuardia (Rep), nominated unopposed. 1933 Sep 19:CharlesSolomon (Socialist), nominated unopposed. 1933 Nov 7:FiorelloH. LaGuardia (Rep & City Fusion), elected;JosephV. McKee (Recovery), defeated;JohnP. O'Brien (Dem & Jeffersonian), defeated;CharlesSolomon (Socialist), defeated;RobertMinor (Communist), defeated;HenryH. Klein (Five-Cent Fare & Taxpayers), defeated;AaronM. Orange (Socialist Labor), defeated;AdolphSilver (Independent Democratic), defeated. 1937 Sep 16:JeremiahT. Mahoney (Dem), nominated;RoyalS. Copeland (Dem), defeated in primary;FiorelloH. LaGuardia (Dem), defeated in primary. 1937 Sep 16:FiorelloH. LaGuardia (Rep), nominated;RoyalS. Copeland (Rep), defeated in primary. 1937 Nov 2:FiorelloH. LaGuardia (Rep & American Labor & City Fusion & Progressive),elected;JeremiahT. Mahoney (Dem), defeated;EmilF. Teichert (Industrial Government), defeated. 1941 Sep 16:WilliamO'Dwyer (Dem), nominated unopposed. 1941 Sep 16:FiorelloH. LaGuardia (Rep), nominated;JohnR. Davies (Rep), defeated in primary. 1941 Nov 4:FiorelloH. LaGuardia (Rep & American Labor & City Fusion & United City),elected;WilliamO'Dwyer (Dem), defeated;GeorgeW. Hartmann (Socialist), defeated;MaxSchachtman (Workers), defeated;JamesP. Cannon (Trotskyist Anti-War), defeated. 1945 Jul 31:WilliamO'Dwyer (Dem), nominated unopposed. 1945 Jul 31:JonahJ. Goldstein (Rep), nominated unopposed. 1945 Jul 31:WilliamO'Dwyer (American Labor), nominated unopposed. 1945 Nov 6:WilliamO'Dwyer (Dem), elected;JonahJ. Goldstein (Rep), defeated;NewboldMorris (No Deal), defeated;JosephG. Glass (Socialist), defeated;FarrellDobbs (Trotskyist Anti-War), defeated;EricHass (Socialist Labor), defeated;MaxSchachtman (Workers), defeated. 1949 Sep 6:WilliamO'Dwyer (Dem), nominated unopposed. 1949 Sep 6:NewboldMorris (Rep), nominated unopposed. 1949 Sep 6:VitoMarcantonio (American Labor), nominated unopposed. 1949 Sep 6:NewboldMorris (Liberal), nominated unopposed. 1949 Nov 8:WilliamO'Dwyer (Dem), elected;NewboldMorris (Rep & Liberal & City Fusion), defeated;VitoMarcantonio (American Labor), defeated;EricHass (Industrial Government), defeated;JosephG. Glass (Socialist), defeated;MichaelBartell (Socialist Workers), defeated. 1950 Sep 2:WilliamO'Dwyer, resigned. 1950 Nov 7:VincentR. Impellitteri (Experience), elected;FerdinandPecora (Dem & Liberal), defeated;EdwardF. Corsi (Rep), defeated;PaulL. Ross (American Labor), defeated. 1953 Sep 15:RobertF. Wagner, Jr. (Dem), nominated;VincentR. Impellitteri (Dem), defeated in primary;RobertB. Blaikie (Dem), defeated in primary;JohnClinton Sullivan (Dem), defeated in primary. 1953 Sep 15:HaroldRiegelman (Rep), nominated unopposed. 1953 Sep 15:CliffordT. McAvoy (American Labor), nominated unopposed. 1953 Sep 15:RudolphHalley (Liberal), nominated unopposed. 1953 Nov 3:RobertF. Wagner, Jr. (Dem), elected;HaroldRiegelman (Rep), defeated;RudolphHalley (Liberal & Ind), defeated;CliffordT. McAvoy (American Labor), defeated;DavidL. Weiss (Socialist Workers), defeated;NathanL. Karp (Industrial Government), defeated. 1957 Sep 10:RobertF. Wagner, Jr. (Dem), nominated unopposed. 1957 Sep 10:RobertK. Christenberry (Rep), nominated unopposed. 1957 Sep 10:RobertF. Wagner, Jr. (Liberal), nominated unopposed. 1957 Nov 5:RobertF. Wagner, Jr. (Dem & Liberal & City Fusion), elected;RobertK. Christenberry (Rep), defeated;VitoP. Battista (United Taxpayers), defeated;JoyceCowley (Socialist Workers), defeated;EricHass (Socialist Labor), defeated. 1961 Sep 7:RobertF. Wagner, Jr. (Dem), nominated;ArthurLevitt (Dem), defeated in primary. 1961 Sep 7:LouisJ. Lefkowitz (Rep), nominated unopposed. 1961 Nov 7:RobertF. Wagner, Jr. (Dem & Liberal & Brotherhood), elected;LouisJ. Lefkowitz (Rep & Civic Action & Non Partisan), defeated;LawrenceE. Gerosa (Citizens), defeated;VitoP. Battista (United Taxpayers), defeated;RichardGarza (Socialist Workers), defeated;EricHass (Socialist Labor), defeated. 1965 Sep 14:AbrahamD. Beame (Dem), nominated;PaulR. Screvane (Dem), defeated in primary;WilliamFitts Ryan (Dem), defeated in primary;PaulO'Dwyer (Dem), defeated in primary. 1965 Nov 2:JohnV. Lindsay (Rep & Liberal), elected;AbrahamD. Beame (Dem), defeated;WilliamF. Buckley, Jr. (Conservative), defeated;VitoP. Battista (United Taxpayers), defeated;CliftonDeBerry (Socialist Workers), defeated;EricHass (Socialist Labor), defeated. 1969 Jun 17:MarioA. Procaccino (Dem), nominated;RobertF. Wagner, Jr. (Dem), defeated in primary;HermanBadillo (Dem), defeated in primary;NormanMailer (Dem), defeated in primary;JamesH. Scheuer (Dem), defeated in primary. 1969 Jun 17:JohnJ. Marchi (Rep), nominated;JohnV. Lindsay (Rep), defeated in primary. 1969 Nov 4:JohnV. Lindsay (Liberal & Ind), elected;MarioA. Procaccino (Dem & Non Partisan & Civil Service Independent),defeated;JohnJ. Marchi (Rep & Conservative), defeated;RasheedStorey (Communist), defeated;PaulBoutelle (Socialist Workers), defeated;EugenioMatta (New Progressive), defeated. 1973 Jun 4:AbrahamD. Beame (Dem), advanced to runoff;HermanBadillo (Dem), advanced to runoff;MarioBiaggi (Dem), defeated in primary;AlbertH. Blumenthal (Dem), defeated in primary. 1973 Jun 4:AlbertH. Blumenthal (Liberal), nominated;J.Stanley Shaw (Liberal), defeated in primary. 1973 Jun 26:AbrahamD. Beame (Dem), nominated;HermanBadillo (Dem), defeated in primary. 1973 Nov 6:AbrahamD. Beame (Dem & City Fusion), elected;JohnJ. Marchi (Rep & Integrity), defeated;AlbertH. Blumenthal (Liberal & Good Government), defeated;MarioBiaggi (Conservative & Safe City), defeated;FrancineYoungstein (Free Libertarian), defeated;RasheedStorey (Communist), defeated;NormanOliver (Socialist Workers), defeated;AntonH. Chaitkin (Labor), defeated;JohnEmanuel (Socialist Labor), defeated. 1977 Sep 8:EdwardI. Koch (Dem), advanced to runoff;MarioM. Cuomo (Dem), advanced to runoff;AbrahamD. Beame (Dem), defeated in primary;BellaS. Abzug (Dem), defeated in primary;PercySutton (Dem), defeated in primary;HermanBadillo (Dem), defeated in primary;JoelHarnett (Dem), defeated in primary. 1977 Sep 8:RoyM. Goodman (Rep), nominated;BarryFarber (Rep), defeated in primary. 1977 Sep 19:EdwardI. Koch (Dem), nominated;MarioM. Cuomo (Dem), defeated in primary. 1977 Nov 8:EdwardI. Koch (Dem), elected;MarioM. Cuomo (Liberal), defeated;RoyM. Goodman (Rep), defeated;BarryFarber (Conservative), defeated;KennethE. Newcomb (Communist), defeated;CatarinoGarza (Socialist Workers), defeated;VitoP. Battista (United Taxpayers), defeated;LouisP. Wein (Ind), defeated;WilliamF. Lawry (Free Libertarian), defeated;ElijahC. Boyd (U.S. Labor), defeated. 1981 Sep 22:EdwardI. Koch (Dem), nominated;FrankJ. Barbaro (Dem), defeated in primary;MelvinKlenetsky (Dem), defeated in primary. 1981 Sep 22:EdwardI. Koch (Rep), nominated;JohnEsposito (Rep), defeated in primary. 1981 Nov 3:EdwardI. Koch (Dem & Rep), elected;FrankJ. Barbaro (Unity), defeated;JohnEsposito (Conservative), defeated;MaryT. Codd (Liberal), defeated;JeronimoDominguez (Right To Life), defeated;JudithJones (Free Libertarian), defeated;WellsTodd (Socialist Workers), defeated. 1985 Sep 10:EdwardI. Koch (Dem), nominated;CarolBellamy (Dem), defeated in primary;DennyFarrell (Dem), defeated in primary;GilbertDiLucia (Dem), defeated in primary;FrederickD. Newman (Dem), defeated in primary;J.Philip Rubinstein (Dem), defeated in primary. 1985 Nov 5:EdwardI. Koch (Dem), elected;CarolBellamy (Liberal), defeated;DianeMcGrath (Rep & Conservative), defeated;YehudaLevin (Right To Life), defeated;LenoraFulani (New Alliance), defeated;JarvisTyner (Communist), defeated;AndreaGonzalez (Socialist Workers), defeated;GilbertDiLucia (Coalition), defeated;MarjorieStamberg (Spartacist), defeated. 1989 Sep 12:DavidN. Dinkins (Dem), nominated;EdwardI. Koch (Dem), defeated in primary;RichardRavitch (Dem), defeated in primary;HarrisonJ. Goldin (Dem), defeated in primary. 1989 Sep 12:RudolphW. Giuliani (Rep), nominated;RonaldS. Lauder (Rep), defeated in primary. 1989 Nov 7:DavidN. Dinkins (Dem), elected;RudolphW. Giuliani (Rep), defeated;HenryF. Hewes (Right To Life), defeated;RonaldS. Lauder (Conservative), defeated;LenoraFulani (New Alliance), defeated;JamesHarris (Socialist Workers), defeated;WarrenL. Baum (Libertarian), defeated;FredMazelis (Workers League), defeated. 1993 Sep 14:DavidN. Dinkins (Dem), nominated;RoyInnis (Dem), defeated in primary;EricRuano-Melendez (Dem), defeated in primary. 1993 Nov 2:RudolphW. Giuliani (Rep), elected;DavidN. Dinkins (Dem), defeated;GeorgeJ. Martin (Conservative), defeated;JosephBrennan (Libertarian), defeated;MaryNell Bockman (Socialist Workers), defeated. 1997 Sep 9:RuthW. Messinger (Dem), nominated;AlSharpton (Dem), defeated in primary;SalF. Albanese (Dem), defeated in primary;EricRuano-Melendez (Dem), defeated in primary;RolandRogers (Dem), defeated in primary. 1997 Sep 9:RudolphW. Giuliani (Rep), nominated unopposed. 1997 Nov 4:RudolphW. Giuliani (Rep), elected;RuthW. Messinger (Dem), defeated;SalF. Albanese (Independence), defeated;PeterJ. Gaffney (Right To Life), defeated;OlgaL. Rodriguez (Socialist Workers), defeated;DominickA. Fusco (City Fusion), defeated. 2001 Sep 25:FernandoFerrer (Dem), advanced to runoff;MarkGreen (Dem), advanced to runoff;PeterVallone (Dem), defeated in primary;AlanG. Hevesi (Dem), defeated in primary;GeorgeN. Spitz (Dem), defeated in primary. 2001 Sep 25:MichaelBloomberg (Rep), nominated;HermanBadillo (Rep), defeated in primary. 2001 Sep 25:JuliaWillebrand (Green), nominated;ChristopherX. Brodeur (Green), defeated in primary. 2001 Oct 11:MarkGreen (Dem), nominated;FernandoFerrer (Dem), defeated in primary. 2001 Nov 6:MichaelBloomberg (Rep & Independence), elected;MarkGreen (Dem & Working Families), defeated;AlanG. Hevesi (Liberal & Better Schools), defeated;JuliaWillebrand (Green), defeated;TerranceM. Gray (Conservative), defeated;ThomasK. Leighton (Marijuana Reform), defeated;KennyKramer (Libertarian), defeated;BernhardH. Goetz (Fusion), defeated;KennethB. Golding (American Dream), defeated. 2005 Sep 13:FernandoFerrer (Dem), nominated;AnthonyD. Weiner (Dem), defeated in primary;C.Virginia Fields (Dem), defeated in primary;A.Gifford Miller (Dem), defeated in primary;ChristopherX. Brodeur (Dem), defeated in primary;ArthurPiccolo (Dem), defeated in primary. 2005 Sep 13:MichaelBloomberg (Rep), nominated unopposed. 2005 Nov 8:MichaelBloomberg (Rep & Liberal & Independence), elected;FernandoFerrer (Dem), defeated;ThomasV. Ognibene (Conservative), defeated;AnthonyB. Gronowicz (Green), defeated;JimmyMcMillan (Rent Is Too Damn High), defeated;AudreySilk (Libertarian), defeated;MartinKoppel (Socialist Workers), defeated;SethA. Blum (Education), defeated. 2009 Sep 15:WilliamC. Thompson, Jr. (Dem), nominated;TonyAvella (Dem), defeated in primary;RolandRogers (Dem), defeated in primary. 2009 Sep 15:MichaelBloomberg (Rep), nominated unopposed. 2009 Nov 3:MichaelBloomberg (Rep & Independence), elected;WilliamC. Thompson, Jr. (Dem & Working Families), defeated;StephenA. Christopher (Conservative), defeated;BillyTalen (Green), defeated;JimmyMcMillan (Rent Is Too Damn High), defeated;FrancesVillar (Socialism and Liberation), defeated;JosephDobrian (Libertarian), defeated;DanielB. Fein (Socialist Workers), defeated. 2013 Sep 10:Billde Blasio (Dem), nominated;WilliamC. Thompson, Jr. (Dem), defeated in primary;ChristineC. Quinn (Dem), defeated in primary;JohnC. Liu (Dem), defeated in primary;AnthonyD. Weiner (Dem), defeated in primary;ErickSalgado (Dem), defeated in primary;RandyCredico (Dem), defeated in primary;SalF. Albanese (Dem), defeated in primary;AnielloV. Grimaldi (Dem), defeated in primary. 2013 Sep 10:JoeLhota (Rep), nominated;JohnCatsimatidis (Rep), defeated in primary;GeorgeT. McDonald (Rep), defeated in primary. 2013 Sep 10:AdolfoCarrión, Jr. (Independence), nominated unopposed. 2013 Nov 5:Billde Blasio (Dem), elected;JoeLhota (Rep), defeated;AdolfoCarrión, Jr. (Independence), defeated;AnthonyB. Gronowicz (Green), defeated;JackHidary (Jobs and Education), defeated;JimmyMcMillan (Rent Is Too Damn High), defeated;ErickSalgado (School Choice), defeated;MichaelA. Sanchez (Libertarian), defeated;DanielB. Fein (Socialist Workers), defeated;RandyCredico (Ind), defeated;MichaelK. Greys (Freedom), defeated;CarlE. Person (Reform), defeated;JoeMelaragno (Ind), defeated;SamSloan (War Veterans), defeated;MichaelJ. Dilger (Flourish Every Person), defeated. 2017 Sep 12:Billde Blasio (Dem), nominated;SalF. Albanese (Dem), defeated in primary;MichaelTolkin (Dem), defeated in primary;RobertGangi (Dem), defeated in primary;RichardS. Bashner (Dem), defeated in primary. 2017 Sep 12:NicoleMalliotakis (Rep), nominated unopposed. 2017 Sep 12:SalF. Albanese (Reform), nominated;Billde Blasio (Reform), defeated in primary;NicoleMalliotakis (Reform), defeated in primary;RichardDietl (Reform), defeated in primary. 2017 Nov 7:Billde Blasio (Dem), elected;NicoleMalliotakis (Rep & Conservative), defeated;SalF. Albanese (Reform), defeated;AkeemBrowder (Green), defeated;MichaelTolkin (Smart Cities), defeated;RichardDietl (Ind), defeated;AaronCommey (Libertarian), defeated. 2021 Jun 22:EricL. Adams (Dem), nominated;KathrynA. Garcia (Dem), defeated in primary;MayaD. Wiley (Dem), defeated in primary;AndrewYang (Dem), defeated in primary;ScottM. Stringer (Dem), defeated in primary;DianneMorales (Dem), defeated in primary;RaymondJ. McGuire (Dem), defeated in primary;ShaunDonovan (Dem), defeated in primary;AaronS. Foldenauer (Dem), defeated in primary;ArtChang (Dem), defeated in primary;PaperboyLove Prince (Dem), defeated in primary;JoycelynTaylor (Dem), defeated in primary;IsaacWright, Jr. (Dem), defeated in primary. 2021 Jun 22:CurtisA. Sliwa (Rep), nominated;FernandoMateo (Rep), defeated in primary. 2021 Nov 2:EricL. Adams (Dem), elected;CurtisA. Sliwa (Rep), defeated;CatherineRojas (Socialism and Liberation), defeated;WilliamA. Pepitone (Conservative), defeated;QuandaS. Francis (Empowerment), defeated;StaceyH. Prussman (Libertarian), defeated;RajaMichael Flores (United), defeated;FernandoMateo (Save Our City), defeated.
Postmasters at New York City, 1775-1971(may beincomplete!)
EbenezerHazard 1775-76TheodorusBailey 1804-28SamuelL. Gouverneur 1828-36JonathanI. Coddington 1836-42JohnL. Graham 1842-45RobertH. Morris 1845-49WilliamV. Brady 1849-53IsaacV. Fowler 1853-60JohnA. Dix 1860-61WilliamB. Taylor 1861-62AbramWakeman 1862-64JamesKelly 1864-69PatrickH. Jones 1869-73ThomasL. James 1873-81HenryG. Pearson 1881-89CorneliusVan Cott 1889-93CharlesW. Dayton 1893-97CorneliusVan Cott 1897-1904WilliamR. Willcox 1904-07EdwardM. Morgan 1907-17ThomasG. Patten 1917-21EdwardM. Morgan 1921-25JohnJ. Kiely 1925JohnJ. Kiely 1925-34AlbertGoldman 1934-35AlbertGoldman 1935-52GeorgeM. Bragalini 1952-53JamesB. Tunny 1953HaroldRiegelman 1953JohnH. Sheehan 1953-54RobertH. Schaffer 1954-55RobertH. Schaffer 1955-57HowardCoonen 1957-58RobertK. Christenberry 1958-59RobertK. Christenberry 1959-66EugenePinson 1966JohnR. Strachan 1966-67JohnR. Strachan 1967-71 Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)
1828 Sep 6:TheodorusBailey, died in office. 1925 Jan 9:EdwardM. Morgan, died in office.
(borough of NYC from 1898)
Borough Presidents of Manhattan, 1897-2017(may beincomplete!)
AugustusW. Peters 1898JamesJ. Coogan 1899-1901JacobA. Cantor 1902-03JohnF. Ahearn 1904-09JohnCloughen 1909GeorgeMcAneny 1910-13MarcusM. Marks 1914-17FrankL. Dowling 1918-19EdwardF. Boyle 1919HenryH. Curran 1919-21MichaelF. Loughman 1919JuliusMiller 1922-30SamuelLevy 1931-37StanleyM. Isaacs 1938-41EdgarJ. Nathan, Jr. 1942-45HugoE. Rogers 1946-49RobertF. Wagner, Jr. 1950-53HulanE. Jack 1954-61EdwardR. Dudley 1961-64ConstanceBaker Motley 1965-66PercySutton 1966-77AndrewJ. Stein 1978-85DavidN. Dinkins 1986-89RuthW. Messinger 1990-97C.Virginia Fields 1998-2005ScottM. Stringer 2006-13GaleBrewer 2014- Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)
1897 Nov 2:AugustusW. Peters (Dem & National Democratic), elected;RobertJ. Hoguet (Citizens Union & Jeffersonian Democratic), defeated;LouisStern (Rep), defeated;CharlesE. Thompson (Socialist Labor), defeated;FrancisT. Higgins (United Democracy), defeated;JohnMcKee (Prohibition), defeated. 1898 Dec 29:AugustusW. Peters, died in office. 1899 Jan 5:JamesJ. Coogan, appointed. 1901 Nov 5:JacobA. Cantor (Rep & Citizens Union), elected;IsaacFromme (Dem), defeated. 1903 Nov 3:JohnF. Ahearn (Dem), elected;CyrusL. Sulzberger (Rep & Citizens Union), defeated. 1909 Nov 2:GeorgeMcAneny (Fusion), elected. 1917 Nov 6:FrankL. Dowling (Dem), elected. 1919 Sep 27:FrankL. Dowling, died in office. 1919 Nov 4:HenryH. Curran (Rep), elected;EdwardF. Boyle (Dem), defeated;SamuelE. Beardsley (Socialist), defeated. 1919 Nov 17:EdwardF. Boyle, resigned. 1921 Sep 13:JuliusMiller (Dem), nominated;JamesJ. Hines (Dem), defeated in primary. 1921 Sep 13:ErnestF. Eilert (Rep), nominated unopposed. 1921 Nov 8:JuliusMiller (Dem), elected;ErnestF. Eilert (Rep), defeated;JosephD. Cannon (Socialist), defeated;RosePastor Stokes (Communist), defeated. 1925 Sep 15:JuliusMiller (Dem), nominated;MiltonC. Weisman (Dem), defeated in primary. 1925 Sep 15:JohnR. Davies (Rep), nominated unopposed. 1925 Sep 15:EdwardF. Cassidy (Socialist), nominated unopposed. 1925 Nov 3:JuliusMiller (Dem), elected;JohnR. Davies (Rep), defeated;EdwardF. Cassidy (Socialist), defeated. 1929 Nov 5:EdwardF. Cassidy (Socialist), defeated. 1931:EdwardC. Carrington, Jr. (Rep), defeated. 1931 Nov 3:NormanThomas (Socialist), defeated. 1933 Sep 19:SamuelLevy (Dem), nominated unopposed. 1933 Sep 19:LangdonW. Post (Rep), nominated unopposed. 1933 Sep 19:WilliamKarlin (Socialist), nominated unopposed. 1933 Nov 7:SamuelLevy (Dem & Jeffersonian), elected;LangdonW. Post (Rep & City Fusion), defeated;JamesJ. Hoey (Recovery), defeated;WilliamKarlin (Socialist), defeated;IsraelAmter (Communist), defeated. 1937 Sep 16:TimothyJ. Sullivan (Dem), nominated unopposed. 1937 Sep 16:StanleyM. Isaacs (Rep), nominated unopposed. 1937 Nov 2:StanleyM. Isaacs (Rep & American Labor & City Fusion & Progressive),elected;TimothyJ. Sullivan (Dem), defeated;JackAltman (Socialist), defeated. 1941 Nov 4:EdgarJ. Nathan, Jr. (Rep & American Labor & City Fusion & UnitedCity), elected;NathanRatnoff (Dem), defeated. 1945 Nov 6:HugoE. Rogers (Dem & American Labor), elected;EdgarJ. Nathan, Jr. (Rep & Liberal & City Fusion), defeated;ByrnesMacDonald (No Deal), defeated. 1949 Sep 6:RobertF. Wagner, Jr. (Dem), nominated unopposed. 1949 Sep 6:OrenRoot (Rep), nominated unopposed. 1949 Sep 6:EwartGuinier (American Labor), nominated;EugeneP. Connolly (American Labor), defeated in primary. 1949 Sep 6:RobertF. Wagner, Jr. (Liberal), nominated unopposed. 1949 Nov 8:RobertF. Wagner, Jr. (Dem & Liberal), elected;OrenRoot (Rep & City Fusion), defeated;EwartGuinier (American Labor), defeated;HaroldRobins (Socialist Workers), defeated;AlbertK. Herling (Socialist), defeated. 1953 Sep 15:HulanE. Jack (Dem), nominated;ChaunceyM. Hooper (Dem), defeated in primary. 1953 Sep 15:ElmerA. Carter (Rep), nominated unopposed. 1953 Sep 15:AndronicusJacobs (American Labor), nominated unopposed. 1953 Sep 15:JamesH. Robinson (Liberal), nominated unopposed. 1953 Nov 3:HulanE. Jack (Dem), elected;ElmerA. Carter (Rep), defeated;JamesH. Robinson (Liberal), defeated;AndronicusJacobs (American Labor), defeated. 1957 Sep 10:HulanE. Jack (Dem), nominated unopposed. 1957 Sep 10:MelvinL. Krulewitch (Rep), nominated unopposed. 1957 Sep 10:HulanE. Jack (Liberal), nominated unopposed. 1957 Nov 5:HulanE. Jack (Dem & Liberal), elected;MelvinL. Krulewitch (Rep), defeated. 1961 Jan 31:EdwardR. Dudley, appointed. 1961 Nov 7:EdwardR. Dudley (Dem & Liberal & Brotherhood), elected;DorothyBell Lawrence (Rep & Civic Action), defeated;ClarenceFranklin (Socialist Workers), defeated. 1965 Sep 14:ConstanceBaker Motley (Dem), nominated;RobertB. Blaikie (Dem), defeated in primary. 1965 Nov 2:ConstanceBaker Motley (Dem & Rep), elected;KennethJ. Mullane (Conservative), defeated;PaulBoutelle (Socialist Workers), defeated. 1966 Nov 8:PercySutton (Dem), elected;NicholasTsoucalas (Rep), defeated;JamesJ. Farley (Dem), defeated. 1969 Nov 4:PercySutton (Dem & Liberal), elected;WilliamF. Larkin (Rep), defeated;RubenMonter (Conservative), defeated. 1973 Nov 6:PercySutton (Dem & Rep), elected;AllenW. Finger (Conservative), defeated;LouisJ. Sicilia (Free Libertarian), defeated;BobbyR. Washington (Socialist Workers), defeated. 1977:RobertF. Wagner III (Dem), defeated in primary. 1977 Sep 8:DavidN. Dinkins (Dem), defeated in primary. 1981 Sep 22:DavidN. Dinkins (Dem), defeated in primary. 1981 Nov 3:DavidN. Dinkins (Liberal), defeated. 1985 Sep 10:DavidN. Dinkins (Dem), nominated. 1985 Nov 5:DavidN. Dinkins (Dem), elected. 1989 Sep 12:RuthW. Messinger (Dem), nominated. 1989 Nov 7:RuthW. Messinger (Dem), elected. 1993 Nov 2:RuthW. Messinger (Dem), elected. 1997:AdamClayton Powell IV (Dem), defeated in primary. 1997:AbrahamJ. Hirschfeld (Rep), defeated;RubenDario Vargas (Right To Life), defeated. 1997 Sep 9:C.Virginia Fields (Dem), nominated;GeorgeN. Spitz (Dem), defeated in primary. 1997 Nov 4:C.Virginia Fields (Dem), elected;ThomasK. Leighton (Marijuana Reform), defeated. 2001 Nov 6:C.Virginia Fields (Dem), elected. 2005 Sep 13:ScottM. Stringer (Dem), nominated;EvaS. Moskowitz (Dem), defeated in primary;MargaritaLopez (Dem), defeated in primary;BrianEllner (Dem), defeated in primary;WilliamPerkins (Dem), defeated in primary;AdrianoEspaillat (Dem), defeated in primary;KeithL. T. Wright (Dem), defeated in primary;StanleyE. Michels (Dem), defeated in primary;CarlosManzano (Dem), defeated in primary. 2005 Nov 8:ScottM. Stringer (Dem), elected;BarryPopik (Rep & Liberal), defeated;JessieA. Fields (Independence), defeated;JosephDobrian (Libertarian), defeated;ArrinT. Hawkins (Socialist Workers), defeated. 2009 Nov 3:ScottM. Stringer (Dem & Working Families), elected;DavidB. Casavis (Rep), defeated;TomBaumann (Socialist Workers), defeated. 2013 Nov 5:GaleBrewer (Dem), elected;DavidB. Casavis (Rep), defeated.
Collectors of Customs at New York, 1784-1966(may beincomplete!)
JohnLamb 1784-97JoshuaSands 1797-1801DavidGelston 1801-20JonathanThompson 1820-29SamuelSwartwout 1829-38JesseHoyt 1838-41JohnJ. Morgan 1841EdwardCurtis 1841-44CorneliusP. Van Ness 1844-45CorneliusVan Wyck Lawrence 1845-49HughMaxwell 1849-53GreeneC. Bronson 1853HemanJ. Redfield 1853-57AugustusSchell 1857-61HiramBarney 1861-64SimeonDraper 1864-65PrestonKing 1865CharlesP. Clinch 1865-66HenryA. Smythe 1866-69MosesH. Grinnell 1869-70ThomasMurphy, Jr. 1870ChesterA. Arthur 1870-78EdwinA. Merritt 1878-81WilliamH. Robertson 1881-85EdwardL. Hedden 1885-86DanielMagone, Jr. 1886-89JoelB. Erhardt 1889-91J.Sloat Fassett 1891FrancisHendricks 1891-93JamesT. Kilbreth 1893-97JosephJames Couch 1897GeorgeR. Bidwell 1897-1902NevadaN. Stranahan 1902-07HenryC. Stuart 1907EdwardS. Fowler 1907-09WilliamLoeb, Jr. 1909-13JohnPurroy Mitchel 1913DudleyField Malone 1913-17ByronR. Newton 1917-21GeorgeW. Aldridge 1921-22HenryC. Stuart 1922-23PhilipElting 1923-33HarryM. Durning 1933-53RobertWharton Dill 1953-61JosephP. Kelly 1961-66 Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)
1865 Nov 12:PrestonKing, died in office. 1897 Jun 23:JamesT. Kilbreth, died in office. 1917 Sep 7:DudleyField Malone, resigned. 1922 Jun 13:GeorgeW. Aldridge, died in office.
Surveyors of Customs at New York, 1833-1938(may beincomplete!)
HectorCraig 1833-39GeorgeH. Sharpe 1873-77CharlesK. Graham as of 1879-81GeorgeW. Lyon as of 1891JamesS. Clarkson 1902-10ThomasE. Rush as of 1917ThomasW. Whittle 1921-32HarryT. Foley 1933-38
U.S. Collectors of Internal Revenue at New York City,1862-1951(may be incomplete!)
HenryC. Bowen 1862-66WilliamA. Darling 1869-71MarshallB. Blake as of 1879MaxWeber as of 1879LeonardA. Giegerich 1887-90FerdinandEidman 1890-94MichaelKerwin as of 1891EdwardGrosse 1894FerdinandEidman 1897-98CharlesW. Anderson 1905-15WilliamH. Edwards as of 1917-19MarkEisner as of 1917CharlesW. Anderson 1922-34FrankK. Bowers as of 1927WilliamDuggan as of 1932JosephT. Higgins as of 1941JamesJ. Hoey as of 1941JamesW. Johnson as of 1946-51WilliamJ. Pedrick as of 1946-47DenisJ. McMahon as of 1951 | |
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