This is a list of mayors of Omaha, Nebraska, United States.
List of mayors
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!Name<br />
!Term
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|1
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|Jesse Lowe<br/>
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|Democratic
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|2
|100px
|Andrew Jackson Poppleton<br/>
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–
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|Democratic
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|3
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|George Robert Armstrong<br><br/> (interim mayor)
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–
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|Democratic
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|4
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|David Douglas Belden<br>
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–
|bgcolor=|
|Democratic
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|5
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|Clinton Briggs<br>
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–
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|Republican
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|6
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|George Robert Armstrong<br>
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–
|bgcolor=|
|Democratic
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|7
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|Benjamin Eli Barnet Kennedy<br><br/> (interim mayor)
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–
|bgcolor=|
|Democratic
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|8
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|Addison R. Gilmore<br>
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–
|bgcolor=|
|Democratic
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|9
|100px
|Lorin Miller<br>
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–
|bgcolor=|
|Democratic
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|10
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|Charles H. Brown<br>
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–
|bgcolor=|
|Democratic
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|11
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|George M. Roberts<br>
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–
|bgcolor=|
|Republican
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|12
|100px
|Ezra Millard<br>
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–
|bgcolor=|
|Democratic
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|13
|100px
|Smith Samuel Caldwell<br>
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–
|bgcolor=|
|Republican
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|14
|100px
|Joseph Millard<br>
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–
|bgcolor=|
|Republican
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|15
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|William M. Brewer<br>
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–
|bgcolor=|
|Democratic
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|Acting
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|James S. Gibson<br>
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–
|bgcolor=|
|Democratic
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|16
|100px
|Champion S. Chase<br>
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–
|bgcolor=|
|Republican
| First elected to a one-year term in 1874 and then to a two-year term in 1875 after Omaha extended the mayoral term to two years.
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|17
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|Reuben H. Wilbur<br>
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–
|bgcolor=|
|Republican
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|18
|100px
|Champion S. Chase<br>
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–
|bgcolor=|
|Republican
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|19
|100px
|James E. Boyd<br>
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–
|bgcolor=|
|Democratic
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|20
|100px
|Champion S. Chase<br>
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–
|bgcolor=|
|Republican
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|Acting
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|Patrick F. Murphy<br>
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–
|bgcolor=|
|Republican
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|21
|100px
|James E. Boyd<br>
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–
|bgcolor=|
|Democratic
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|22
|100px
|William J. Broatch<br>
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–
|bgcolor=|
|Republican
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|23
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|Richard C. Cushing<br>
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–
|bgcolor=|
|Democratic
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|24
|100px
|George P. Bemis<br>
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–
|bgcolor=|
|Republican
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|25
|100px
|William J. Broatch<br>
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–
|bgcolor=|
|Republican
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|28
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|William F. Bechel<br><br> (acting mayor?)
|May 1897
|October 1897
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|Republican
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|26
|100px
|Frank E. Moores †<br>
|–
| First Jewish mayor of Omaha
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|36
|alt=Mayor James Dworak|100px
|James Dworak<br>
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–
|bgcolor=|
|Democratic
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|37
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|Alexander V. Sorensen<br>
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–
|bgcolor=|
|Republican
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|38
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|Eugene A. Leahy<br>
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–
|bgcolor=|
|Democratic
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|-File:
|rowspan="2"|39
|rowspan="2"|100px
|rowspan="2"|Edward Zorinsky<br>
|rowspan="2"|
–
|bgcolor=|
|Republican (before 1975)
|rowspan="2"| Second Jewish mayor. Resigned after winning election to the U.S. Senate.
|-
|bgcolor=|
|Democratic (1975-1987)
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|40
|100px
|Robert G. Cunningham<br><br> (interim mayor)<br/>
|
–
|bgcolor=|
|Republican
|Succeeded mayor Edward Zorinsky, who won election to the U.S. Senate. Stepped down on June 6, 1977 to serve on the State Game and Parks Commission.
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|41
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|Al Veys<br>
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–
|bgcolor=|
|Democratic
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|42
|100px
|Mike Boyle<br>
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–
|bgcolor=|
|Democratic
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|Acting
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|Stephen H. Tomasek, Jr.<br>
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–
|bgcolor=|
|Democratic
|City Council President Tomasek served as acting mayor after mayor Mike Boyle was recalled.
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|43
|100px
|Bernard R. Simon†<br><br> (interim mayor)
|
–
|bgcolor=|
|Democratic
|Named mayor by the City Council on February 3, 1987 after mayor Mike Boyle was recalled.<br> Simon died on April 14, 1988. City Council President Fred Conley served as acting mayor until the council was able to convene to name an interim mayor.
|-
|45
|75px
|P. J. Morgan<br>
|
–
|bgcolor=|
|Republican
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|-
|Acting
|100px
|Subby Anzaldo<br>
|
–
|bgcolor=|
|Democratic
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|46
|100px
|Hal Daub<br>
|
–
|bgcolor=|
|Republican
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|47
|100px
|Mike Fahey<br>
|
–
|bgcolor=|
|Democratic
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|48
|100px
|Jim Suttle<br>
|
–
|bgcolor=|
|Democratic
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|49
|100px
|Jean Stothert<br>
|
–
|bgcolor=|
|Republican
| First woman mayor of Omaha
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|50
|100px
|John Ewing Jr.<Br/>
|
–
Incumbent
|bgcolor=|
|Democratic
|First African American elected mayor of Omaha
|}
Notes
See also
- Government of Omaha
- History of Omaha