이름. 책임자로서의 개시일과 종료일 파티 기말사유 시의회 의장으로서 랜돌프 구겐하이머 [25] 1898년[26] [27] 민주적인 재선에[28] 찰스 5세 포르네스 [29] 1902년[30] 퓨전(초기) 2년[29] 1904년 1월 1일 ~ 1905년 12월 27일 민주당 (2기) 재선에 도전하지 않았다 패트릭 F. 맥고원 [31] 1905년[32] 민주적인 재선에 도전하지 않고 여러 교육위원회 에[33] 존 풀로이 미첼 [34] b, c 1910년[35] [36] 퓨전 뉴욕항 수집가 되기 위해 사임 아르돌프 L. 클라인 [37] a, d 1913년[38] 공화당원 의원직에 재선되었으나 의원직 대통령[39] 조지 맥애니 [40] 1914년[41] [42] 퓨전, 민주당 뉴욕타임스 [43] 경영진 프랭크 다울링 [44] 1916년[42] [45] 민주적인 맨해튼 구청장 [46] 알프레드 E. 스미스 [47] 1918년[48] 민주적인 뉴욕 [49] 주지사 취임 로버트 모란 [50] 1919년[49] 민주적인 라 과르디아[51] 피오렐로 H. 라 과르디아 [52] b, c 1920년[53] 공화당원 시장 출마 실패, 경선[54] 머레이 헐버트 [55] 1922년[56] [57] 민주적인 핑거레이크공원위원회[57] 윌리엄 T. 콜린스. [58] 1925년[57] [59] 민주적인 하루 동안 시장 권한대행으로 있다가 뉴욕 카운티[59] 조셉 5세 맥키 [60] a, c 1926년[61] [62] 민주적인 직함보증신탁회사[62] 데니스 J. 마혼 [63] 1933년[64] [65] 민주적인 공화당-퓨전 후보 모튼 [66] 버나드 S. 독일어 [67] 1934년[68] [67] 공화당, Fusion, Law[69] 재직[67] 티머시 J. 설리번 [70] 1935년[67] 민주적인 의원직에 재선되었으나 의원직 대통령 재선에 도전하지 않았다. 윌리엄 F. 브루너 [71] 1937년[72] 민주적인 퀸스 자치구 [73] 후보 낙선 시의회 의장으로서 뉴볼드 모리스 [74] c 1937년[75] 공화당원 시장 출마 실패, 총선에서 윌리엄 F. 에게 패배 오드와이어 [76] 빈센트 임펠리테리 [77] AB 1946년[78] 민주적인 오드와이어의 사임으로 시장이 되었다. 조지프 T. 샤키 [79] 1950년[80] 민주적인 선거[81] 루돌프 핼리 [82] c 1951년[81] 자유당, 퓨전당, 무소속 시민 시장 출마 실패, 총선에서 로버트 F. 에게 패배 바그너 [83] 주니어 아베 스타크 [84] 1954년[85] 민주적인 브루클린 구청장 [86] 취임 폴 스크리베인 [87] 1962년[88] 민주당, 자유당, 형제단[89] 시장 출마 실패, 예비선거에서 에이브러햄 D에게 패배 비메 [90] 프랭크 D. 오코너 [91] 1966년[92] [93] 민주적인 뉴욕 대법관직 사임 프란시스 10세 스미스 1969년[94] 민주적인 재선 출마, 개릭에게[95] 샌포드 개릭 [96] 1970년[97] 공화당, 자유당 민주당 재선에 출마해 프라이머리(예비선거)에서 오드와이어에게[98] [99] 폴 오드와이어 [100] 1974년[101] 민주적인 재선 출마, 민주당 [102] [103] 캐롤 벨라미 c 1978년[104] 민주적인 시장 선거에 실패하여 에드워드 1세에게 패하다 코흐 [105] 앤드류 스타인 1986년[106] 민주당, 자유당 시장 선거에 출마했다가 두 인종[107] 퍼블릭 어드바이저로서 마크 그린 c 1994년[108] 민주적인 시장 선거에 출마했다가 마이클 R. 에게 총선 에서 패배했습니다. 블룸버그 [109] 시의회 의장으로서 기포드 밀러 2002년[110] 민주적인 시장 선거에 출마했다가 예비선거에서[112] [111] 크리스틴 퀸 2006년[113] 민주적인 시장 선거에 출마했다가 예비선거에서[114] 멜리사 마크 비베리토 2014년[115] 민주적인 기간 제한 코리 존슨 2018년 1월 3일 ~ 2021년 12월 31일 민주적인 기간 제한, 감사원 후보에서 실행되었으나 프라이머리에서 패함 애드리엔 애덤스 2022년 1월 5일 ~ 현재 민주적인 현존재
메모들 a . 선출직 시장의 사망 또는 사임에 따라 시장 직무대행자 가 된다.b. 나중에 시장 선거에서 승리 했다. c. 다음 총선에서 낙선 한 시장 후보 d. 도시 전체의 일반 투표에 의해 선출되지 않음(Ardolph Kline은 동료의원에 의해 부통령으로 선출되었고, 그 후 Mitchel이 사임함에 따라 대통령이 되었다.
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New York Times . December 28, 1905. p. 5. Retrieved August 20, 2016 .^ "Kind to Metz and McGowan — Good Committees Picked for Them on Board of Education" . New York Times . January 7, 1910. p. 6. Retrieved December 30, 2016 .^ "Belt Unfastened, Ex-Mayor Mitchel Falls To Death - His Scout Plane 500 Feet from Ground When the Accident Happened - Find Body In Marsh Grass - Other Airmen Believe He Was Trying to Make Landing When He Fell - Wife Not on the Grounds - Bears Shock Bravely and Will Bring Body from Louisiana Field to This City" . New York Times . Retrieved August 18, 2016 .^ "Mayor Gaynor Takes Office — But He Will Not Announce His Appointments Before To-morrow — Ridder For Park Board — Publisher May be Commissioner for Manhattan, But Asks Time to Consider — McAneny Is Sworn In — Mitchel, Prendergast and Other Officers of the New Administration Also Take Hold" . New York Times . January 2, 1910. p. 1. 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Retrieved August 19, 2016 .^ "LaGuardia Takes Office To Give City A New Deal; Sworn at Seabury Home — Ceremony At Midnight — Wife and Fusion Chiefs Are Present as McCook Administers Oath — His Day to Begin Early — Goes to Headquarters at 8:30 A.M. to Induct O'Ryan as Police Commissioner — Board to Hear His Plans — Mayor Faces Many Problems, a Hostile Tammany and Fight for His Program at Albany" . New York Times . January 1, 1934. p. 1. Retrieved August 19, 2016 .^ "List of Candidates Who Will Be on Ballots in Municipal Election Nov. 7" . New York Times . November 5, 1933. p. N2. Retrieved August 19, 2016 .^ "T.J. Sullivan Dies; Once Acting Mayor — Former President of the Board of Aldermen and Midtown Democratic Leader" . New York Times . December 14, 1951. p. 31. Retrieved December 31, 2016 .^ "William Brunner ot Queens, 77, Last Alderman Board Head, Dies — Representative, 1928 to '35, Assemblyman and Sheriff — Headed Peninsula Hospital" . New York Times . April 24, 1965. p. 29. 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