List of Chicago alderpersons since 1923

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The Chicago City Council assumed its modern form on April 16, [dates 1] 1923, with fifty wards each electing one alderperson. Here is a list of the people who have served as an alderperson since that time.

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Since its incorporation as a city in 1837 Chicago had been divided into wards whose number varied [lower-alpha 1] but which were almost [lower-alpha 2] always entitled to two alderpersons. In the early 20th century it was decided that reducing the number of alderpersons to a ward to one would be a cost-saving measure, and an ordinance to that effect was passed in 1920, taking effect in 1923.

City council elections in Chicago have been formally nonpartisan since 1920. Nevertheless, many alderpersons have had, [parties 1] and continue to have, de facto partisan affiliations that are reflected in this list.

This list is organized by which side of the Chicago River the wards were on as of 1923. Numbering the wards such that those on the South Side received the first numbers, followed by in order the West and North sides was a tradition that had dated to the City's founding and division into wards in 1837. [1] Incumbent alderpersons who started a new term in 1923 are reckoned as having started their term in 1923 regardless of whenever they actually started holding office, which is noted in the "Notes" column.

History

Chicago was incorporated in 1837 and initially comprised six wards.

South Side (Wards 1–19)

1st Ward

Originally covering the Loop, Near South Side, and the northern part of Armour Square, this ward was significantly moved to its current location in 1993 to help stymie corruption.

No.AlderpersonTerm in officePartyNotes
1 Bathhouse John Coughlin (2).jpg   John Coughlin April 16, 1923
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November 11, 1938		 Democratic [parties 2] Had been serving since 1892
Died in office
2 Michael Kenna 1901.png   Michael Kenna April 12, 1939
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April 9, 1943		 Democratic [parties 2] Had previously served from 1897 to 1923
3 John Budinger.png  John BudingerApril 9, 1943
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1951		 Democratic Had previously served then-4th ward from 1910 to 1912
4  John D'Arco Sr. 1951
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1963		 Democratic
5 Michael Fiorito.png  Michael FioritoFebruary 16
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May 6, 1963		 Democratic Resigned
6 Donald Parrillo1963
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1968		 Democratic
7  Fred Roti 1968
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1991		 Democratic
8  Ted Mazola 1991
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1995		 Democratic
9 Jesse Granato, April 1999.png  Jesse Granato1995
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May 19, 2003		 Democratic
10 Flores Headshot.jpg   Manuel Flores May 19, 2003
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January 4, 2010		 Democratic Appointed to be Chairman of the Illinois Commerce Commission
11 Proco Joe Moreno debate 2015 (1).png   Proco Joe Moreno March 26, 2010
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May 20, 2019		 Democratic
12  Daniel La Spata May 20, 2019
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present		 Democratic

2nd Ward

Originally covering Douglas and its immediate surroundings, this ward has drastically moved northward to its current location across the Near North Side and West Town.

No.AlderpersonTerm in officePartyNotes
1 Louis B. Anderson, 1921.png   Louis B. Anderson April 16, 1923
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1933		 Republican Had been serving since 1917
2 William L. Dawson.jpg   William L. Dawson 1933
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April 12, 1939		 Republican [parties 1]
3 Earl B. Dickerson.jpg   Earl B. Dickerson April 12, 1939
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April 9, 1943		 Democratic
4William H. HarveyApril 9, 1943
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December 20, 1968		Became a County Commissioner
5Fred D. HubbardMarch 11, 1969
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March 16, 1972
6 William BarnettAugust 15, 1972
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1983		 Democratic
7 Bobby Rush official portrait.jpg   Bobby Rush 1983
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1993		 Democratic
8 Madeline Haithcock1993
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May 21, 2007		 Democratic
9 Robert Fioretti (20741647040) (cropped).jpg   Robert Fioretti May 21, 2007
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May 2015		 Democratic
10 Brian K. Hopkins debate 2015 (1).png   Brian K. Hopkins May 2015
–
present		 Democratic

3rd Ward

No.AlderpersonTerm in officePartyNotes
1 Robert R. Jackson (1) (a).jpg  Robert R. JacksonApril 16, 1923
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April 12, 1939		 Republican [parties 1] Had been serving then-2nd ward since 1918
2 Benjaim A. GrantApril 12, 1939
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April 9, 1943
3 Oscar Stanton De Priest.jpg   Oscar Stanton De Priest April 9, 1943
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1947		 Republican Had previously served then-2nd ward from 1915 to 1917
4  Archibald Carey Jr. 1947
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1955		 Republican
5 RalphHMetcalfe1977.jpg   Ralph Metcalfe 1955
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December 1970		 Democratic Became a Congressman
6Tyrone T. KennerFebruary 23, 1971
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February 11, 1985
7  Dorothy Tillman February 11, 1985
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April 27, 2007		 Democratic
8 Alderman Pat Dowell at Shimer College 2013.jpg   Pat Dowell April 27, 2007
–
Present		 Democratic

4th Ward

No.AlderpersonTerm in officePartyNotes
1 Ulysses S. SchwartzApril 16, 1923
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1925		Had been serving then-3rd ward since 1916
2 Berthold A. Cronson (1) (a).jpg  Berthold A. Cronson1925
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December 23, 1937		 Republican [parties 1] Died in office
3 Abraham H. CohenApril 12, 1939
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1955
4 Claude Holman 1955
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June 1, 1973		Died in office
5 Timothy C. Evans November 27, 1973
–
1991
6 Toni Preckwinkle (3107244285a).jpg   Toni Preckwinkle 1991
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2010		 Democratic
7 Shirley Newsome2010
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May 2011
8 Alderman William D. Burns.JPG   William D. Burns May 2011
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February 2016		 Democratic
9  Sophia King April 16, 2016
–
present		 Democratic

5th Ward

6th Ward


7th Ward

8th Ward

William D. Meyering William D. Meyering in 1925 (1).jpg
William D. Meyering

9th Ward

Anthony Beale Beale (1).jpg
Anthony Beale

10th Ward

11th Ward

12th Ward

George Cardenas George Cardenas 2014 (1).png
George Cardenas

13th Ward

Frank Olivo FrankOlivo.jpg
Frank Olivo

14th Ward

No.AlderpersonTerm in officePartyNotes
1 William R. O'Toole (1) (a).jpg  William R. O'TooleApril 16, 1923
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1931		 Democratic Had been serving then-30th ward since 1914
2Thomas J. O'Grady1931
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1933
3 James J. McDermott1933
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December 3, 1942		 Democratic [parties 1] Elected to Cook County Board of Appeals
4Clarence P. WagnerApril 9, 1943
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July 10, 1953		Died in office
5 Joseph P. BurkeNovember 3, 1953
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May 11, 1968		 Democratic Died in office
6 AldermanEdwardMBurke.jpg   Edward M. Burke March 14, 1969
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Present		 Democratic

15th Ward

Raymond Lopez Raymond Lopez.jpg
Raymond Lopez

16th Ward

Terence Moran Terence Moran (1).jpg
Terence Moran

17th Ward

18th Ward

19th Ward

No.AlderpersonTerm in officePartyNotes
1 Donald S. McKinlay May 17, 1927 in mayor's office discussing traction bills (1).jpg  Donald S. McKinlayApril 16, 1923
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1928		 Democratic [parties 3] Resigned
2 O.E. Northrup1929
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1935		 Republican [parties 1]
3John J. Duffy1935
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December 1, 1950		Elected to the Cook County Board of Commissioners
4David T. McKiernan1951
–
May 25, 1957		Died in office
5Thomas F. FitzpatrickSeptember 17, 1957
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April 1, 1975
6  Jeremiah E. Joyce April 1, 1975
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February 1, 1979		 Democratic Elected to the Illinois General Assembly for the 28th district
7  Michael F. Sheahan April 16, 1979
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1991		 Democratic
8 Virginia Rugai1991
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2011		 Democratic
9  Matthew O'Shea 2011
–
present		 Democratic

West Side (Wards 20–41)

20th Ward

21st Ward

22nd Ward

23rd Ward

24th Ward

25th Ward

No.AlderpersonTerm in officePartyNotes
1 John Powers, 1922 (1).png   John Powers April 16, 1923
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1927		 Democratic Had been serving then-19th ward since 1905 and previously from 1888 to 1904
2 JamesBowler.jpg   James Bowler 1927
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June 7, 1934
February 26, 1935
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July 11, 1953		 Democratic [parties 1] Had previously served then-19th ward between 1906 and 1923
Briefly vacated office to become a Public Vehicle License Commissioner
Became a Congressman representing IL-7
3 Vito MarzulloNovember 3, 1953
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1985		 Democratic
4Juan Soliz1985
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1991
5Ambrosio Medrano1991
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1996
6  Daniel Solis 1996
–
2019		 Democratic
7 Byron Sigcho-Lopez 2019
–
present

26th Ward

No.AlderpersonTerm in officePartyNotes
1 Joseph A. MendelApril 16, 1923
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1927
2 Frank A. Sloan circa 1927.jpg  Frank A. Sloan1927
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1933
3 Frank E. Konkowski1933
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1939		 Republican [parties 1] Redistricted from the 31st ward
Died in office
4Alexander J. Sobota1939
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June 23, 1944		Died in office
5Mathew William BieszczatFebruary 5, 1945
–
November 8, 1960		Elected Bailiff of Municipal Court of Chicago
6 Stanley M. ZydloFebruary 26, 1963
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April 16, 1979
7 Michael Nardulli 1979
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1986
8 Luis Gutierrez official photo.jpg Luis Gutiérrez May 2, 1986
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December 12, 1992		 Democratic
9 Alderman Ocasio (3502084397) (cropped).jpg Billy Ocasio 1994
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2009		 Democratic
10 Roberto Maldonado December 2013.png Roberto Maldonado 2009
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present		 Democratic

27th Ward

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27th ward in
  1923
  2019
No.AlderpersonTerm in officePartyNotes
1 John J. TouhyApril 16, 1923
–
December 1, 1926 [dates 2] 		Democratic [dates 2] Had been serving then-18th ward since 1917
Resigned to take office as a Sanitary District Trustee [dates 2]
2  Harry C. Van Norman 1927
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October 11, 1929 [dates 3] 		Democratic Died in office [dates 3]
3 Jeremiah P. Leahy, 1930.png  Jeremiah P. LeahyApril 25, 1930 [dates 4]
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1933		 Democratic [parties 4]
4  Harry L. Sain 1933
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February 23, 1971		 Democratic [parties 5]
5 Eugene RayFebruary 23, 1971
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1983		 Democratic [parties 5]
6 Wallace Davis Jr., Sheneather Y. Butler1983 - 1987,
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1987 - 1991		 Democratic
7  Rickey R. Hendon 1991
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January 13, 1993		 Democratic Elected to the Illinois Senate for the 5th district
8 Dexter G. Watson1993
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May 1995		 Democratic
9 Walter Burnett, Jr.png   Walter Burnett Jr. May 1995
–
present		 Democratic

28th Ward

29th Ward

30th Ward

31st Ward

No.AlderpersonTerm in officePartyNotes
1 Stanley Adamkiewicz.png  Stanley AdamkiewiczApril 16, 1923
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1929		 Democratic [parties 3] Had previously served then-17th ward from 1917 to 1921
2 Frank E. Konkowski1929
–
1933		 Republican [parties 1] Redistricted to the 26th ward
3  Thomas Patrick Keane 1933
–
July 13, 1945		 Democratic [parties 1] Redistricted from the 34th ward
Died in office
4 Thomas E. Keane September 4, 1945
–
October 9, 1974		Convicted of mail fraud and conspiracy
5Adeline KeaneFebruary 25, 1975
–
1979
6Chester KutaApril 16, 1979
–
November 30, 1981		Resigned
7Joseph A. MartinezDecember 11, 1981
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1983
8Miguel Santiago1983

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1987

9Raymond Figueroa1987

-

1991

10 Ray Suarez 1991
–
May 2015
11 Milly santiago30-1-of-1 (1).jpg Milly Santiago May 2015
–
May 20, 2019
12 Felix Cardona, Jr. May 20, 2019
–
Present

32nd Ward

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32nd ward in
  1923
  2019
No.AlderpersonTerm in officePartyNotes
1 Joseph H. Smith (1).jpg  Joseph H. SmithApril 16, 1923
–
1933		 Democratic [parties 3] Had been serving then-14th ward since 1914
2 Joseph P. Rostenkowski1933
–
1955		 Democratic [parties 1] Redistricted from 33rd ward
3 Bernard C. Prusinski 1955
–
1959
4Robert J. Sulski1959
–
November 28, 1968		Became a Circuit Court Judge
5  Terry Gabinski March 12, 1969
–
May 21, 1998		 Democratic
6  Theodore Matlak May 21, 1998
–
May 20, 2007		 Democratic
7 Scott Waguespack.jpg   Scott Waguespack May 20, 2007
–
present		 Democratic

33rd Ward

34th Ward

35th Ward

36th Ward

37th Ward

38th Ward

No.AlderpersonTerm in officePartyNotes
1 Max Adamowski 1922.png  Max AdamowskiApril 16, 1923
–
July 16, 1929 [dates 5] 		Democratic Had been serving then-22nd ward since 1916
Died in office [dates 5]
2 Frank H. Landmesser1929
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1933		 Democratic
3 Henry J. Wieland1933
–
1935		 Democratic [parties 1]
4Patrick J. Cullerton1935
–
April 17, 1958		Elected Cook County Assessor
5William J. Cullerton1959
–
April 14, 1973		Died in office
6Thomas W. CullertonNovember 27, 1973
–
1993		Died in office
7 Thomas R. Allen 1993
–
2010		Became a judge of the Cook County Illinois Circuit Court
8 Timothy Cullerton 2011
–
2013
9 Alderman Sposato.jpg Nicholas Sposato 2013
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present		Independent (since 2017)
Democratic (before 2017)		Redistricted from 36th ward

39th Ward

40th Ward

41st Ward

North Side (Wards 42–50)

42nd Ward

42nd ward in 1923 2019 Chicago 42nd ward 1923-2019.png
42nd ward in
  1923
  2019

This ward, historically covering most of the Near North Side, has recently moved slightly south to also encompass the northern part of the Loop.

No.AlderpersonTerm in officePartyNotes
1 Dorsey Crowe Air Service (1).png   Dorsey Crowe April 16, 1923
–
July 1, 1962		 Democratic [parties 1] Had been serving then-21st ward since 1919
Died in office
2 Mayer GoldbergFebruary 26, 1963
–
November 29, 1968		 Democratic Became a Circuit Court Judge
3 Raymond K. FriedMarch 11, 1969
–
January 26, 1970		 Democratic Died in office
4 Former Alderman Burt Natarus (2680798593) (cropped).jpg   Burton Natarus 1971
–
2007		 Democratic
5 Brendan Reilly (5843419958).jpg   Brendan Reilly 2007
–
Present		 Democratic

43rd Ward

No.AlderpersonTerm in officePartyNotes
1 Arthur F. Albert.png  Arthur F. AlbertApril 16, 1923
–
October 31, 1927		 Republican Had been serving then-22nd ward since 1921
Albert lost the first round of the 1927 election to Haffa, but had been granted a runoff that he would win. However, the runoff was disputed and the Council unseated him in favor of Haffa, claiming that the judge who had granted the runoff had erred in counting spoiled ballots to determine the majority Haffa needed to avoid a runoff.
2 Titus Haffa1927
–
1929		 Republican Disputed with Albert until October 31, 1927, see above.
1 Arthur F. Albert.png  Arthur F. Albert1929
–
1931		 Republican
3 James B. Waller1931
–
1933		 Republican
4  Paddy Bauler 1933
–
April 9, 1943		 Democratic [parties 1]
3 James B. WallerApril 9, 1943
–
1947		 Republican
4  Paddy Bauler 1947
–
1967		 Democratic [parties 1]
5 George B. McCutcheonApril 4, 1967
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1971		 Republican
6 William Singer 1971
–
1975
7  Martin J. Oberman 1975
–
1987		 Democratic
8  Edwin Eisendrath 1987
–
1993		 Democratic
9 Charles Bernardini 1993
–
1999
10 Vi Daley 1999
–
May 16, 2011
11 Alderman Michele Smith.jpg Michele Smith May 16, 2011
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August 12, 2022		 Democratic
12 Timmy Knudsen September 21, 2022
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Present		 Democratic

44th Ward

45th Ward

John Arena John Arena 2018.jpg
John Arena

46th ward

47th Ward

No.AlderpersonTerm in officePartyNotes
1 Harry W. KlinkeApril 16, 1923
–
1925		 Republican [parties 3]
2 John J. Hoellen Sr.1925
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1933		 Republican
3 Albert F. Schultz1933
–
1939		 Democratic [parties 1]
4Frank O. Hilburn1939
–
1947
5  John J. Hoellen Jr. 1947
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1975		 Republican
6 Gene Schulter (3086672301).jpg   Eugene Schulter February 25, 1975
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May 16, 2011		 Democratic
7 Alderman Pawar Speaking at the Dedication of Honorary Lee Sandlin Way cropped.png   Ameya Pawar May 16, 2011
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May 20, 2019		 Democratic
8 Matt Martin May 20, 2019
–
Present

48th Ward

Harry Osterman Harry Osterman.jpg
Harry Osterman

49th Ward

No.AlderpersonTerm in officePartyNotes
1 Eli I. FrankhauserApril 16, 1923
–
November 1929 [dates 6] 		Republican [dates 6] Had been serving then-25th ward since 1921
Elected Superior Court Judge [dates 6]
2 George A. WillistonMay 1930 [dates 7]
–
1935		 Republican [parties 1]
3Frank Keenan1935
–
December 1, 1950		Elected to Cook County Board of Tax Appeals
4Thomas C. Keegan1951
–
November 1, 1951		Died in office
5Brian J. Ducey1951
–
1955		Resigned
6David J. Hartigan1955
–
April 28, 1959		Died in office
7Paul T. WigodaNovember 3, 1959
–
October 10, 1974		Convicted of Income Tax evasion
8 Esther Saperstein February 25, 1975
–
April 16, 1979
9 David Orr on Live from the Heartland July 23 2012.png   David Orr 1979
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1990		 Democratic
10Robert Clarke1990
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1991
11 JosephAMoore.jpg   Joe Moore 1991
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May 20, 2019		 Democratic
12 MariaHadden July2018fundraiser.jpg Maria Hadden May 20, 2019
–
present

50th Ward

50th ward in 1923 2019 Chicago 50th ward 1923-2019.png
50th ward in
  1923
  2019
No.AlderpersonTerm in officePartyNotes
1 William H. PontowApril 16, 1923
–
1927		 Democratic [parties 3]
2 Aron K. Mose.png  Aron K. Mose1927
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1929		 Republican
3 Curtis F. Mellin1929
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1931		 Republican
4 James R. Quinn1931
–
June 21, 1945		 Democratic [parties 1] Resigned
5Jerome HuppertSeptember 4, 1945
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1947
6Alban Weber1947
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1951
7Robert S. Bremer1951
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1955
8 Jack I. Sperling1955
–
February 1, 1973		 Republican Became a Circuit Court Judge
9  Bernard Stone 1973
–
2011		 Democratic (1973–1987; 1990–2011)
Republican (1987–1990)
10 Debra Silverstein 2011
–
present

Notes

  1. ↑ They were six in 1837 and 35 immediately prior to 1923.
  2. ↑ The 3rd and 5th wards were entitled to one alderman each until 1839.

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References

  1. ↑ "Ward Map – 11 February 1837". Chicagology. Retrieved November 4, 2018.

Dates

  1. ↑ "Englewood Happenings" . Suburbanite Economist. April 13, 1923. Retrieved September 16, 2018– via Newspapers.com.
  2. 1 2 3 4 "Resign Council seats to take other offices". Chicago Tribune. December 2, 1926. Retrieved March 7, 2019.
  3. 1 2 "City Hall will close in homage to Van Norman". Chicago Sunday Tribune. October 13, 1929. Retrieved March 7, 2019.
  4. ↑ "Jeremiah P. Leahy Takes Oath as Council Member". Chicago Tribune. April 26, 1930. Retrieved March 7, 2019.
  5. 1 2 "Ald. Adamowski will be buried next Saturday". Chicago Tribune. July 18, 1929. Retrieved March 7, 2019.
  6. 1 2 3 Evans, Arthur (November 6, 1929). "22 Candidates on Democratic slate swept in". Chicago Tribune. Retrieved April 4, 2019.
  7. ↑ "Williston Wins Council Seat by 2,419 over Dever". Chicago Tribune. May 7, 1930. Retrieved April 4, 2019.

Partisan affiliations

  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 "The New City Council" . Chicago Tribune. April 5, 1933. Retrieved April 4, 2019– via Newspapers.com.
  2. 1 2 Fremon p. 25
  3. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 "Final Results on Aldermen" . Chicago Tribune. Vol. 82, no. 81C. April 4, 1923. p. 4. Retrieved April 7, 2019– via Newspapers.com.
  4. ↑ "Democracy's leaders urge the nomination of Judge Henry Horner" . Chicago Tribune. April 10, 1932. Retrieved March 7, 2019– via Newspapers.com.
  5. 1 2 Fremon p. 180

Ward maps

  1. 1 2 3 4 "1930 Census Chicago, Illinois Ward Boundaries". A look at Cook. Retrieved March 16, 2019.
  2. ↑ "Ward 27" (PDF). CityOfChicago.org. City of Chicago. Retrieved March 16, 2019.
  3. ↑ "Ward 32" (PDF). CityOfChicago.org. City of Chicago. Retrieved March 17, 2019.
  4. ↑ "Ward 42" (PDF). CityOfChicago.org. City of Chicago. Retrieved March 16, 2019.
  5. ↑ "Ward 50" (PDF). CityOfChicago.org. City of Chicago. Retrieved April 4, 2019.

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