List of mayors of Minot, North Dakota

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#PartyMayorTerm Years
1James H. Scofield1887-1888
2Edmund Belvea1888–1890
3Allan Tompkins1890–1896
4 Peter P. Lee 1896–1898
5Christopher A. Johnson1898–1902
6Joseph Roach1902–1904
7David C. Greenleaf1904–1907
8Sam H. Clark1904–1907
9 Socialist Party of America Arthur LeSueur 1909 – May 17, 1911
ActingF. L. Sherman [1] May 17, 1911 – June 20, 1911
10 Democratic Halvor L. Halvorson June 20, 1911 – 1915
11William S. Shaw1915–1921
12Winfield M. Smart1921–1925
13 Republican Jack A. Patterson 1932–1938
14Victor E. Sandberg1938–1945
15Henry C. Kiehn1953–1954
16W. Maurice Harrington1954–1962
17Clarence D. Johnson1962–1970
18Chester Reiten (First term)1970–1982
19Thomas Oliver Lee1982–1984
20Chester Reiten (Second term)1984–1986
21George Christensen1988–1996
22Orlin W. Backes1996–1998
23Carroll Erickson1998–2002
24Curt Zimbelman2002—2014
25Chuck Barney2014—2018
26NonpartisanShaun Sipma2018—Present

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References

  1. "Sherman May Be Secretary". The Ward County Independent. 25 May 1911. p. 5. Archived from the original on 4 December 2019 via Newspapers.com.