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List of mayors of Milwaukee

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This is a list of mayors of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Following the election of Socialist Emil Seidel as mayor of Milwaukee in 1910, Wisconsin legislators passed a bill in 1912 to declare most local offices across the state as officially non-partisan.

List

No.PortraitMayorPartySworn inLeft officeComments
1[[File:Solomon Juneau painting.jpg100px]]Solomon Juneau
(1793–1856)Democrat18461846
2[[File:No image.svg100px]]Horatio Wells
(1808–1858)Democrat18471847
3[[File:Byron Kilbourn photo.jpg100px]]Byron Kilbourn
(1801–1870)Democrat18481848
4[[File:Upham DAJ.png100px]]Don A. J. Upham
(1809–1877)Democrat18491850
5[[File:George H. Walker.jpg100px]]George H. Walker
(1811–1866)Democrat18511851
6[[File:Hans Crocker.jpg100px]]Hans Crocker
(1815–1889)Democrat18521852
7[[File:George H. Walker.jpg100px]]George H. Walker
(1811–1866)Democrat18531853His second, nonconsecutive term
8[[File:Byron Kilbourn photo.jpg100px]]Byron Kilbourn
(1801–1870)Democrat18541854His second, nonconsecutive term
9[[File:James B. Cross.jpg100px]]James B. Cross
(1819–1876)Democrat18551857
10[[File:William A. Prentiss.jpg100px]]William A. Prentiss
(1799–1892)Republican18581859
11[[File:Herman L. Page.jpg100px]]Herman L. Page
(1818–1873)Democrat18591859
12[[File:William Pitt Lynde (Wisconsin Congressman).jpg100px]]William Pitt Lynde
(1817–1885)Democrat18601860
13[[File:James Sproat Brown.png100px]]James S. Brown
(1824–1878)Democrat18611861Elected without opposition.
Did not run for re-election.
14[[File:Horace Chase.png100px]]Horace Chase
(1810–1886)Democrat18621862
15[[File:Wisconsin politician Edward O'Neill.png100px]]Edward O'Neill
(1820–1890)Democrat18631863
16[[File:Abner Kirby.png100px]]Abner Kirby
(1818–1893)Democrat18641864
17[[File:Tallmadge John James 1865.png100px]]John J. Tallmadge
(1818–1873)Democrat18651866
18[[File:Wisconsin politician Edward O'Neill.png100px]]Edward O'Neill
(1820–1890)Democrat18671870His second, nonconsecutive term
19[[File:Joseph Phillips (Wisconsin politician).jpg100px]]Joseph Phillips
(1825–1906)Democrat18701871
20[[File:Harrison Ludington.jpg100px]]Harrison Ludington
(1812–1891)Republican18711872
21[[File:David G. Hooker.jpg100px]]David G. Hooker
(1830–1888)Democrat18721873
22[[File:Harrison Ludington.jpg100px]]Harrison Ludington
(1812–1891)Republican18731876His second, nonconsecutive term
23[[File:A. R. R. Butler.png100px]]Ammi R. R. Butler
(1821–1901)Democrat18761878
24[[File:John Black (Milwaukee).png100px]]John Black
(1830–1899)Democrat18781880
25[[File:Thomas H. Brown.png100px]]Thomas H. Brown
(1839–1908)Republican18801882
26[[File:John M. Stowell.jpg100px]]John M. Stowell
(1824–1907)Democrat18821884
27[[File:Emil Wallber.png100px]]Emil Wallber
(1841–1923)Republican18841888
28[[File:Thomas H. Brown.png100px]]Thomas H. Brown
(1839–1908)Republican18881890His second, nonconsecutive term
29[[File:George W. Peck.jpg100px]]George W. Peck
(1840–1916)Democrat1890November 11, 1890Resigned to become Governor of Wisconsin
30[[File:PeterJSomers.jpg100px]]Peter J. Somers
(1850–1924)DemocratDecember 6, 1890June 5, 1893Resigned after being elected to the House of Representatives
[[File:Henry Hase.png100px]]Henry Hase
(1847–1929)June 5, 1893July 1, 1893Acting Mayor
31[[File:John C. Koch (1841–1907).png100px]]John C. Koch
(1841–1907)Republican18931896
32[[File:William G. Rauschenberger.jpg100px]]William C. Rauschenberger
(1855–1918)Republican18961898
33[[File:David S. Rose.png100px]]David S. Rose
(1856–1932)Democrat18981906
34[[File:Sherburn Merrill Becker (November 13, 1876 – February 5, 1949) in 1918.jpg100px]]Sherburn M. Becker
(1876–1949)Republican19061908
35[[File:David S. Rose.png100px]]David S. Rose
(1856–1932)Democrat19081910His second, nonconsecutive term
36[[File:Seidell-Emil-1910.jpg100px]]Emil Seidel
(1864–1947)Socialist19101912
37[[File:Bading 5285929306 496a236157 o.jpg100px]]Gerhard A. Bading
(1870–1946)Republican-Democrat Fusion19121916
38[[File:Daniel Hoan.png100px]]Daniel Hoan
(1881–1961)Socialist1916April 16, 1940
39[[File:Carl Zeidler circa 1940.jpg100px]]Carl Zeidler
(1908–1942)DemocratApril 16, 1940April 8, 1942Resigned to fight in World War II, in which he was killed
40[[File:John Bohn (Milwaukee mayor) portrait (01721).jpg100px]]John Bohn
(1872–1955)NonpartisanApril 8, 1942April 20, 1948Interim mayor until being officially elected in 1944
41[[File:Frank Zeidler circa 1961 B&W.jpg100px]]Frank Zeidler
(1912–2006)SocialistApril 20, 1948April 19, 1960
42[[File:Henry Maier Wisconsin state portrait photograph, circa 1958.jpg100px]]Henry Maier
(1918–1994)DemocratApril 19, 1960April 19, 1988
43[[File:John Norquist 2008 (1).jpg100px]]John Norquist
(born 1949)DemocratApril 18, 1988January 1, 2004Resigned to head the Congress for the New Urbanism
[[File:Marvin Pratt (February 3, 2017).jpg100px]]Marvin Pratt
(born 1944)DemocratJanuary 1, 2004April 20, 2004Acting mayor, first African American mayor of Milwaukee
44[[File:Tom Barrett (politician) (1).jpg100px]]Tom Barrett
(born 1953)DemocratApril 20, 2004December 22, 2021Resigned to become U.S. Ambassador to Luxembourg
45[[File:Cavalier Johnson 2022 (cropped).jpg100px]]Cavalier Johnson
(born 1986)DemocratDecember 22, 2021presentFirst elected African American mayor of Milwaukee

References

References

  1. Jablonsky, Thomas J.. "Non-Partisan Elections".
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