List of municipal presidents of Chilpancingo de los Bravo

Last updated July 16, 2023

Following is a list of municipal presidents of Chilpancingo, capital city of the Mexican state of Guerrero:

Municipal president	Term	Political party	Notes
Carlos Rubio^[1]	04-1879–04-1879
Silvestre Guevara	25-04-1879–05-09-1879
Luciano Calvo	05-09-1879–22-11-1879
N/A	1880
N/A	1881
José María Cabañas	02-01-1882–07-02-1882
Carlos Bravo	07-01-1883–15-01-1883
Juan Cruz Manjarrez	16-01-1883–02-08-1883
Francisco Argüelles	03-08-1883–02-02-1884
Carlos Marquina Romero	03-01-1884–19-05-1884
Daniel L. Cassy	20-05-1884–12-08-1884
Rafael A. Campos Leyva	13-08-1884–31-12-1884
Tedercio Herrera Bravo	02-01-1885–02-12-1885
Manuel Cabañas	23-12-1885–10-01-1886
Carlos Bravo	11-01-1886–14-05-1886
Manuel Vega Catalán	15-06-1886–17-06-1886
Alberto Morlet	18-06-1886–28-12-1886
N/A	1887
N/A	1888
Juan A. Rodríguez	06-07-1889–19-09-1889
Julio Enríquez	20-09-1889–31-12-1889
José María Villamar	10-01-1890–04-04-1891
N/A	05-04-1891–31-12-1891
N/A	1892
Francisco Meléndez	28-01-1893–19-05-1894
Francisco Ortega Martínez	26-05-1984–31-12-1894
Leobardo Parra y Castro	01-01-1895–25-04-1895
Francisco Ortega Martínez	26-04-1895–20-01-1897
Ignacio Calvo Leyva	21-01-1897–11-12-1898
Manuel Vega Villamar	12-12-1898–08-05-1899
Francisco Meléndez	09-05-1899–31-12-1899
Manuel Herrera	01-01-1900–31-12-1900
Pascual Ortega	01-01-1901–20-01-1901
Manuel Herrera	21-01-1901–31-12-1901
Daniel Cassy	01-01-1902–25-04-1903
Teodoro S. Cabañas	26-04-1903–31-12-1903
Cástulo Salazar	01-01-1904–31-12-1904
Aurelio Catalán Ceballos	01-01-1905–31-12-1905
Pascual Sánchez Pérez	01-01-1906–29-12-1906
Ángel María Reyes	26-05-1907–31-12-1907
Carlos Guevara Alarcón	01-01-1908–26-10-1908
Francisco Ortega	27-10-1908–01-12-1908
Antonio Carreto	03-12-1908–31-12-1908
Pascual Sánchez Pérez	01-01-1909–31-12-1909
Tomás Moreno	01-01-1910–15-01-1910
Francisco Meléndez	16-01-1910–03-03-1910
Manuel Olea Daza	04-03-1910–31-12-1910
Rómulo Martínez Rodríguez	25-02-1911–10-05-1911
Emigdio E. Martínez	11-05-1911–20-05-1911
Ramón Z. Martínez	21-05-1911–11-07-1911
Ignacio Viguri	02-08-1911–01-02-1912
Alejandro Castañón	02-02-1912–28-02-1912
Rafael D. Alarcón	02-03-1912–31-12-1913
Francisco D. Celis	01-01-1914–15-03-1914
Silvestre Memije	02-04-1914–15-10-1914
Mauro Ruano	16-10-1914–31-12-1914
José Antonio Alarcón	01-01-1915–24-01-1915
Benjamín Muñiz	25-01-1915–30-01-1915
Daniel Cassy	05-02-1915–02-06-1915
Ignacio Viguri	03-06-1915–08-07-1915
José Calvo	09-07-1915–28-08-1915
Rómulo Martínez Rodríguez	13-09-1915–28-09-1915
José Alarcón Sevilla	01-01-1916–31-12-1916
N/A	1917
Francisco Celis	1918–1919
Benjamín Muñiz	1920
Ambrosio Calvo	1921
Susano Vega Escobar	1922
Arnulfo Escobar	1923
Alfredo Guillén	1924
Manuel A. Somoza	01-01-1925–20-03-1925
Rafael Aponte	21-03-1925–31-12-1925
N/A	1926
Florencio Salazar	01-01-1927–08-02-1927
Mateo Arcos	09-02-1927–10-02-1927
Juan Peralta	11-02-1927–31-12-1927
Juan Jiménez Sánchez	01-01-1928–08-03-1928
Pablo Alejandro Longi	09-03-1928–31-03-1928
Antonio Montaño	01-04-1928–31-12-1928
Florencio Salazar	01-01-1929–28-02-1929
Lucio Bello Núñez	01-03-1929–25-05-1929
Feliciano Alarcón Alarcón	26-05-1929–31-12-1929	PNR
Carlos Vélez	1930	PNR
Alejandro Longi	1931	PNR
Antonio Campos Marquina	10-01-1932–25-06-1932	PNR
Domitilo Adame Fuentes	02-08-1932–29-11-1932	PNR
Pablo Alejandro Longi	30-11-1932–31-12-1932	PNR
Alejandro Delgado	01-01-1933–15-04-1933	PNR
Leonardo Vázquez	16-04-1933–04-11-1933	PNR
Juan Jiménez Sánchez	1934	PNR
Enrique Vega Alarcón	1935	PNR
Aurora Meza Andraca	01-01-1936–22-03-1937	PNR
Rafael Alarcón	23-03-1937–31-12-1938	PNR
Benjamín Méndez Bonilla	01-01-1939–09-11-1940	PRM
Apolinar Memije	10-11-1940–31-12-1940	PRM	Acting municipal president
Teófanes Adame	02-01-1941–08-03-1942	PRM
Fernando Ríos Neri	09-03-1942–31-12-1942	PRM
Abel Estrada Lobato	01-01-1943–31-12-1944	PRM
Julio Calva Capetillo	01-01-1945–31-12-1946	PRM
Emilio Cabrera Alarcón	01-01-1947–25-08-1948	PRI
Enrique Vega Alarcón	26-08-1948–31-12-1948	PRI	Acting municipal president
Julio Calva Capetillo	01-01-1949–31-12-1950	PRI
Abel Estrada Lobato	01-01-1951–15-10-1952	PRI
Josafat Acevedo Rodríguez	16-10-1952–31-12-1952	PRI	Acting municipal president
Domingo Adame Vega	01-01-1953–23-07-1954	PRI
Rodrigo Vega Leyva	24-07-1954–31-12-1954	PRI	Acting municipal president
Guillermo Muñiz Carbajal	01-01-1955–31-12-1956	PRI
Carlos Gómez Romero	01-01-1957–31-12-1959	PRI
Rodrigo Vega Leyva	1960	PRI
Constantino Flores Peña	1961	PRI
Carlos Catalán Ruiz	1962	PRI
Elías Naime Némer	1963–1965	PRI
Ausencio Garzón Chávez	1966–1968	PRI
Darío Miranda Román	1969–1971	PRI
Elías Naime Némer	1972–1974	PRI
Juan Alarcón Hernández	1975–1977	PRI
Magdalena Vázquez de Huicochea	1978–1980	PRI
Carlos León Román	1981–1983	PRI
Alberto Saavedra Ramos	1984–1986	PRI
Florencio Salazar Adame	01-01-1987–10-1989	PRI
Jorge Arrieta Jiménez	10-1989–31-12-1989	PRI	Acting municipal president
Efrén Leyva Acevedo	1990–1993
Jorge León Robledo	1994–1996
Roberto Torres Aguirre	1996
Héctor Astudillo Flores ^[2]	1996–1998	PRI
Reyes Betancourt Linares	1998	PRI	Acting municipal president
José Luis Peralta Lobato^[3]	1999–2002	PRI
Saúl Alarcón Abarca^[4]	2002–2005	PRI PVEM
Mario Moreno Arcos ^[5]	2005–2008	PRI
Héctor Astudillo Flores^[6]	01-01-2009–02-04-2012	PRI	Applied for a leave
Tulio Samuel Pérez Calvo^[7]	03-04-2012–30-09-2012	PRI	Acting municipal president
Mario Moreno Arcos^[8]	01-10-2012–30-09-2015	PRI
Marco Antonio Leyva Mena^[9]	01-10-2015–10-2017	PRI PVEM	Coalition PRI-PVEM. Applied for a leave
Jesús Tejeda Leyva	10-2017–06-2018	PRI PVEM	Coalition PRI-PVEM. Acting municipal president
Marco Antonio Leyva Mena	06-2018–30-09-2018	PRI PVEM	Coalition PRI-PVEM. Reinstated by decision of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation
Antonio Gaspar Beltrán^[10]	01-10-2018–30-09-2021	PAN PRD MC
Norma Otilia Hernández Martínez^[11]	01-10-2021–	Morena

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↑ "Listado de integrantes de los Ayuntamientos del Estado de Guerrero. Chilpancingo, 2002 (Excel book)" (in Spanish). Instituto Electoral y de Participación Ciudadana del Estado de Guerrero (IEPC-Gro). Retrieved 31 May 2023.
↑ "Listado de integrantes de los Ayuntamientos del Estado de Guerrero. Chilpancingo, 2005 (Excel book)" (in Spanish). Instituto Electoral y de Participación Ciudadana del Estado de Guerrero (IEPC-Gro). Retrieved 31 May 2023.
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↑ "Diario de los Debates del H. Congreso del Estado de Guerrero. TOMA DE PROTESTA del ciudadano Tulio Samuel Pérez Calvo, al cargo y funciones de presidente municipal interino del Honorable Ayuntamiento del municipio de Chilpancingo de los Bravo, Guerrero, p. 6" (PDF) (in Spanish). Congreso del Estado de Guerrero. 3 April 2012. Retrieved 15 July 2023.
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↑ "Listado de integrantes de los Ayuntamientos del Estado de Guerrero. Chilpancingo, 2015 (Excel book)" (in Spanish). Instituto Electoral y de Participación Ciudadana del Estado de Guerrero (IEPC-Gro). Retrieved 31 May 2023.
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[1] "Enciclopedia Guerrerense. Chilpancingo de los Bravo. Cronología de Presidentes municipales" (in Spanish). Guerrero Cultural Siglo XXI, A.C. Retrieved 31 May 2023.

[2] "Listado de integrantes de los Ayuntamientos del Estado de Guerrero. Chilpancingo, 1996 (Excel book)" (in Spanish). Instituto Electoral y de Participación Ciudadana del Estado de Guerrero (IEPC-Gro). Retrieved 31 May 2023.

[3] "Listado de integrantes de los Ayuntamientos del Estado de Guerrero. Chilpancingo, 1999 (Excel book)" (in Spanish). Instituto Electoral y de Participación Ciudadana del Estado de Guerrero (IEPC-Gro). Retrieved 31 May 2023.

[4] "Listado de integrantes de los Ayuntamientos del Estado de Guerrero. Chilpancingo, 2002 (Excel book)" (in Spanish). Instituto Electoral y de Participación Ciudadana del Estado de Guerrero (IEPC-Gro). Retrieved 31 May 2023.

[5] "Listado de integrantes de los Ayuntamientos del Estado de Guerrero. Chilpancingo, 2005 (Excel book)" (in Spanish). Instituto Electoral y de Participación Ciudadana del Estado de Guerrero (IEPC-Gro). Retrieved 31 May 2023.

[6] "Listado de integrantes de los Ayuntamientos del Estado de Guerrero. Chilpancingo, 2008 (Excel book)" (in Spanish). Instituto Electoral y de Participación Ciudadana del Estado de Guerrero (IEPC-Gro). Retrieved 31 May 2023.

[7] "Diario de los Debates del H. Congreso del Estado de Guerrero. TOMA DE PROTESTA del ciudadano Tulio Samuel Pérez Calvo, al cargo y funciones de presidente municipal interino del Honorable Ayuntamiento del municipio de Chilpancingo de los Bravo, Guerrero, p. 6" (PDF) (in Spanish). Congreso del Estado de Guerrero. 3 April 2012. Retrieved 15 July 2023.

[8] "Listado de integrantes de los Ayuntamientos del Estado de Guerrero. Chilpancingo, 2012 (Excel book)" (in Spanish). Instituto Electoral y de Participación Ciudadana del Estado de Guerrero (IEPC-Gro). Retrieved 31 May 2023.

[9] "Listado de integrantes de los Ayuntamientos del Estado de Guerrero. Chilpancingo, 2015 (Excel book)" (in Spanish). Instituto Electoral y de Participación Ciudadana del Estado de Guerrero (IEPC-Gro). Retrieved 31 May 2023.

[10] "Listado de integrantes de los Ayuntamientos del Estado de Guerrero. Chilpancingo, 2018 (Excel book)" (in Spanish). Instituto Electoral y de Participación Ciudadana del Estado de Guerrero (IEPC-Gro). Retrieved 31 May 2023.

[11] "Listado de integrantes de los Ayuntamientos del Estado de Guerrero. Chilpancingo, 2021 (Excel book)" (in Spanish). Instituto Electoral y de Participación Ciudadana del Estado de Guerrero (IEPC-Gro). Retrieved 31 May 2023.

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