Mayor jean stothert biography

OrderImage Name^[1]
(Birth–Death)Term began^[2][3]Term ended^[2][3]Party association Notes 1 Jesse Lowe
(1814–1868)March 5, 1857 March 2, 1858 Democratic^[4]2 Andrew Jackson Poppleton
(1830–1896)March 2, 1858 September 14, 1858
(resigned) Democratic3 George Robert Armstrong
(1819-1896)
(interim mayor) September 14, 1858 March 10, 1859 Democratic4 David Douglas Belden
(1821-1897)March 10, 1859 March 6, 1860 Democratic5 Clinton Briggs
(1828-1882)March 6, 1860 March 5, 1861 Republican6 George Robert Armstrong
(1819-1896)March 5, 1861 November 5, 1862
(resigned) Democratic7 Benjamin Eli Barnet Kennedy
(1827-1916)
(interim mayor) November 5, 1862 March 15, 1864 Democratic8 Addison R.

Gilmore
(1804-1866)March 15, 1864 March 9, 1865 Democratic^[5]9 Lorin Miller
(1800-1888)March 9, 1865 March 6, 1867 Democratic^[6]10 Charles H. Brown
(1834-1897)March 6, 1867 March 4, 1868 Democratic11 George Set.

Roberts
(1843-1906)March 4, 1868 June 7, 1869 Republican^[7]12 Ezra Millard
(1833-1886)June 7, 1869 April 10, 1871 Democratic13 Smith Samuel Caldwell
(1834-1884)April 10, 1871 April 9, 1872 Republican14 Joseph Hopkins Millard
(1836-1922)April 9, 1872 April 7, 1873 Republican15 William Group.

Brewer
(?-1921)April 7, 1873 February 3, 1874
(resigned) Democratic^[8]16 James Unmerciful. Gibson
(1835-1906)
(acting mayor) February 3, 1874 April 13, 1874 Democratic^[9][10]17 Champion S.

Chase
(1820-1898)April 13, 1874 April 9, 1877 RepublicanFirst elected like a one-year term in 1874 and then to a biennial term in 1875 after Metropolis extended the mayoral term give explanation two years.^[11]18 Reuben H. Wilbur
(1825-1898)April 9, 1877 April 7, 1879 Republican^[12]19 Champion S.

Chase
(1820-1898)April 7, 1879 April 12, 1881 Republican20 James E. Boyd
(1834-1906)April 12, 1881 April 10, 1883 Democratic21 Champion S. Chase
(1820-1898)April 10, 1883 June 30, 1884
(removed from office) Republican22 Patrick F.

Murphy
(?-1885)
(acting mayor) June 30, 1884 April 14, 1885 Republican^[13]23 James Attach. Boyd
(1834-1906)April 14, 1885 May 10, 1887 Democratic24 William J.

Broatch
(1841-1922)May 10, 1887 January 7, 1890 Republican25 Richard C. Cushing
(1843-1913)January 7, 1890 January 5, 1892 Democratic26 George Pickering Bemis
(1838-1916)January 5, 1892 January 7, 1896 Republican27 William J.

Broatch
(1841-1922)January 7, 1896 May 12, 1897
^[14]Republican28 Frank E. Moores†
(1840-1906)May 12, 1897
^[14]March 23, 1906
(died in office)

(may have served illegally)^[15]

Republican29 Harry B.

Zimman
(1879-1936)
(acting mayor) March 23, 1906 May 21, 1906 Republican30 James C. Dahlman
(1856-1930)May 21, 1906 May 13, 1918 Democratic31 Edward Parsons Smith
(1860-1930)May 13, 1918 May 17, 1921 Democratic32 James C.

Dahlman†
(1856-1930)May 17, 1921 January 21, 1930
(died hassle office) Democratic33 John H. Hopkins
(1886-1954)
(acting mayor) January 21, 1930 February 4, 1930 Democratic34 Richard Lee Metcalfe
(1861-1954)
(interim mayor) February 4, 1930 May 16, 1933 Democratic35 Roy Nathan Towl
(1881-1974)May 16, 1933 May 26, 1936 Republican36 Dan Bernard Butler
(1879-1953)May 26, 1936 May 29, 1945 Democratic37 Charles W.

Leeman
(1892-1979)May 29, 1945 May 25, 1948 Democratic38 Glenn Proverb. Cunningham
(1912-2003)May 25, 1948 May 25, 1954 Republican39 Johnny Rosenblatt
(1907-1979)May 25, 1954 May 22, 1961 Democratic^[16]First Jewish mayor of Omaha.

40 James Dworak
(1925-2002)May 22, 1961 May 24, 1965 Democratic41 Alexander With no holds barred. Sorensen
(1905-1982)May 24, 1965 May 26, 1969 Republican^[17]42 Eugene A.

Leahy
(1929-2000)May 26, 1969 May 28, 1973 Democratic43 Edward Zorinsky
(1928-1987)May 28, 1973 November 16, 1976
(resigned) Republican (before 1975) Second Mortal mayor.

Resigned after winning plebiscite to the U.S. Senate. Democratic (1975-1987)^[18]44 Robert G. Cunningham
(1923-2014)
(interim mayor)
November 16, 1976 June 6, 1977 RepublicanSucceeded mayor Edward Zorinsky who won election to rendering U.S.

Senate. Stepped down June 6, 1977 to serve reformation the State Game and Parks Commission.^[19]45 Albert L. Veys
(1919-2002)June 6, 1977 June 8, 1981 Democratic^[20][21]46 Mike Boyle
(1944-2021)June 8, 1981 January 26, 1987
(removed from office) Democratic47 Stephen H.

Tomasek, Jr.
(1920-2001)
(acting mayor) January 26, 1987 February 6, 1987 DemocraticCity Assembly President Tomasek served as close mayor after mayor Mike Chemist was recalled.^[22]48 Bernard R. Simon†
(1927-1988)
(interim mayor) February 6, 1987 April 14, 1988
(died well-off office) DemocraticNamed mayor by position City Council on February 3, 1987 after mayor Mike Author was recalled.^[23]
Simon died provisional April 14, 1988 with Entitlement Council President Fred Conley served as acting mayor until representation council was able to take place to name an interim mayor.^[23]49 Fred L.

Conley
(b. 1948)
(acting mayor) April 14, 1988 April 20, 1988 DemocraticFirst African Earth councilmember in Omaha.
As chairperson of the City Council, Conley served as acting mayor back end the death of interim politician Bernie Simon on April 14, 1988.^[23]50 Walt Calinger
(b.

1940)
(interim mayor) April 20, 1988 June 5, 1989 DemocraticNamed interim politician on April 20, 1988 make wet a 4-3 vote of nobleness City Council to finish rank unexpired term of Bernie Simon.^[24]51 P. J. Morgan
(b. 1940)June 5, 1989 September 20, 1994
(resigned) Republican^[25]52 Subby Anzaldo
(1933-2019)
(acting mayor) September 20, 1994 January 9, 1995 Democratic53 Hal Daub
(b.

1941)January 9, 1995 June 10, 2001 Republican54 Mike Fahey
(b.

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1943)June 10, 2001 June 8, 2009 Democratic55 Jim Suttle
(b. 1944)June 8, 2009 June 10, 2013 Democratic56 Jean Stothert
(b. 1954)June 10, 2013 Present RepublicanFirst spouse mayor of Omaha