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The post of Mayor of the City of New Orleans (French: Maire de La Nouvelle-Orléans) has been held by the following individuals since New Orleans came under American administration following the Louisiana Purchase — the 1803 acquisition by the U.S. of 828,800 square miles (2,147,000 km2) of the French province La Louisiane. In all mayoral elections since 1930, New Orleans has used a two-round system with a preliminary round and a runoff if no candidate reached a majority in the first round. All mayors of New Orleans since 1872 have been Democrats.

Mayor of New Orleans
Seal of City of New Orleans
since May 7, 2018
StyleThe Honorable
Term length4 years
renewable once
Inaugural holderÉtienne de Boré
Formation1803
Salary$140,000[1]
WebsiteMayor's office website

List

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# Image Mayor Term start Term end Terms   Party
1   Étienne de Boré December 20, 1803 May 26, 1804 1 None
2 Cavelier Petit May 26, 1804 June 5, 1804 Acting None
3   James Pitot June 6, 1804 July 26, 1805 1 None
4 John Watkins July 27, 1805 March 8, 1807 1 None
5 James Mather March 9, 1807 May 23, 1812 1 None
6   Charles Trudeau May 24, 1812 October 8, 1812 Acting None
7 Nicholas Girod[2] October 8, 1812 November 5, 1812 Partial Democratic-Republican
8 François Dorgenois November 6, 1812 December 4, 1812 Acting Democratic-Republican
(7) Nicholas Girod December 5, 1812 September 4, 1815 1 1⁄2 Democratic-Republican
9 Augustin de Macarty September 4, 1815 May 13, 1820 2 Democratic-Republican
10   Louis Philippe de Roffignac May 14, 1820 May 10, 1828 4 Democratic-Republican
11 Denis Prieur May 12, 1828 April 9, 1838 6 Democratic
12 Paul Bertus April 10, 1838 May 12, 1838 Acting None
13 Charles Genois May 12, 1838 May 10, 1840 1 Whig[3]
14 William Freret May 11, 1840 April 4, 1842 1 Native American[4]
(11) Denis Prieur April 4, 1842 February 7, 1843 1⁄2 Democratic
(12) Paul Bertus February 7, 1843 February 26, 1843 Acting None
(14) William Freret February 27, 1843 May 12, 1844 Partial Whig
15 Joseph Montegut May 13, 1844 April 5, 1846 1 Democratic
16   Abdiel Crossman May 11, 1846 March 26, 1854 4 Whig
17   John L. Lewis April 10, 1854 June 17, 1856 1 Democratic
18 Charles M. Waterman June 17, 1856 June 3, 1858 1 American
19 Henry M. Summers[5] June 5, 1858 June 21, 1858 Partial American
20 Gerald Stith June 21, 1858 June 18, 1860 1 American
21   John T. Monroe June 18, 1860 May 16, 1862 1 Constitutional Union
Acting military mayors during American Civil War and Reconstruction era
—   George Foster Shepley May 20, 1862 July 11, 1862 —
  Jonas H. French August 6, 1862 August 20, 1862
  Godfrey Weitzel August 21, 1862 September 30, 1862
(21)   John T. Monroe October 2, 1862 January 30, 1863 Republican
— James F. Miller January 30, 1862 February 2, 1864
Stephen Hoyt February 9, 1864 March 21, 1865
Hugh Kennedy March 21, 1865 May 5, 1865
  Samuel Miller Quincy May 5, 1865 June 8, 1865
Glendy Burke June 8, 1865 June 28, 1865
Hugh Kennedy June 28, 1865 March 18, 1866
J. A. D. Rozier March 19, 1866 March 20, 1866
George Clark March 20, 1866 May 11, 1866
Office resumed following Reconstruction
(21)   John T. Monroe May 12, 1866 March 27, 1867 1⁄2 Democratic
22 Edward Heath March 28, 1867 June 10, 1868 1⁄2 Republican
23 John R. Conway June 10, 1868 April 4, 1870 1 Democratic
24   Benjamin Flanders April 4, 1870 November 29, 1872 1 Republican
25   Louis A. Wiltz November 30, 1872 November 30, 1874 1 Democratic
26 Charles J. Leeds November 30, 1874 December 19, 1876 1 Democratic
27 Edward Pilsbury December 19, 1876 November 18, 1878 1 Democratic
28   Isaac W. Patton November 18, 1878 December 16, 1880 1 Democratic
29 Joseph A. Shakspeare December 16, 1880 November 20, 1882 1 Democratic
30   William J. Behan November 20, 1882 April 28, 1884 1 Democratic
31 Joseph V. Guillotte April 29, 1884 April 23, 1888 2 Democratic
(29)   Joseph A. Shakspeare April 23, 1888 April 25, 1892 2 Democratic
32 John Fitzpatrick April 25, 1892 April 27, 1896 2 Democratic
33 Walter C. Flower April 27, 1896 May 7, 1900 2 Democratic
34   Paul Capdevielle May 7, 1900 December 5, 1904 2 Democratic
35   Martin Behrman December 5, 1904 December 6, 1920 3 Democratic
36   Andrew J. McShane December 6, 1920 May 4, 1925 2 Democratic
(35)   Martin Behrman † May 4, 1925 January 12, 1926 1 Democratic
37 Arthur J. O'Keefe January 12, 1926 July 15, 1929 1 Democratic
38   Thomas S. Walmsley July 15, 1929 June 30, 1936 3 1⁄2 Democratic
39 Albert M. Pratt June 30, 1936 July 15, 1936 Acting Democratic
40   Fred A. Earhart July 15, 1936 July 15, 1936 Acting Democratic
41   Jesse S. Cave July 15, 1936 August 17, 1936 Acting Democratic
42   Robert Maestri August 18, 1936 April 4, 1946 4 Democratic
43   Chep Morrison April 4, 1946 July 17, 1961 3 Democratic
44   Victor H. Schiro July 17, 1961 May 2, 1970 2 Democratic
45   Maurice Landrieu May 2, 1970 May 1, 1978 2 Democratic
46   Ernest N. Morial May 1, 1978 May 5, 1986 2 Democratic
47   Sidney Barthelemy May 5, 1986 May 2, 1994 2 Democratic
48   Marc Morial May 2, 1994 May 6, 2002 2 Democratic
49   Ray Nagin May 6, 2002 May 3, 2010 2 Democratic
50   Mitch Landrieu May 3, 2010 May 7, 2018 2 Democratic
51   LaToya Cantrell May 7, 2018 Incumbent — Democratic

Further reading

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  • "Administrations of the Mayors of New Orleans, 1803-1936" by E. D. Friedrichs, Archives of the City of New Orleans

See also

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References

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  1. ^ http://media.nola.com/news_impact/other/nola-city-salaries-051510.pdf [dead link‍]
  2. ^ Girod administration at New Orleans Public Library site, accessed 09 Sept 2015.
  3. ^ Genois administration at New Orleans Public Library site, accessed 09 Sept 2015.
  4. ^ John Kendall's History of New Orleans, 1922, Chapter IX, accessed 22 Nov 2015.
  5. ^ Thomas Watkins Campbell, Manual of the city of New Orleans, comprising city charter of 1896, New Orleans, Louisiana City Council
  • Cahoon, Benjamin M. "Mayors of U.S. Cities M-W". Retrieved 2008-01-21.
  • Kestenbaum, Lawrence. "The Political Graveyard: Mayors of New Orleans, Louisiana". Retrieved 2008-01-21.
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