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词条 List of Chicago aldermen since 1923
释义

  1. South Side (Wards 1–19)

     1st Ward  2nd Ward  3rd Ward  4th Ward  5th Ward  6th Ward  7th Ward  8th Ward  9th Ward  10th Ward  11th Ward  12th Ward  13th Ward  14th Ward  15th Ward  16th Ward  17th Ward  18th Ward  19th Ward 

  2. West Side (Wards 20–41)

     20th Ward  21st Ward  22nd Ward  23rd Ward  24th Ward  25th Ward  26th Ward  27th Ward  28th Ward  29th Ward  30th Ward  31st Ward  32nd Ward  33rd Ward  34th Ward  35th Ward  36th Ward  37th Ward  38th Ward  39th Ward  40th Ward  41st Ward 

  3. North Side (Wards 42–50)

     42nd Ward  43rd Ward  44th Ward  45th Ward  46th ward  47th Ward  48th Ward  49th Ward  50th Ward 

  4. References

{{Short description|Post-1923 Chicago City Council members}}

The Chicago City Council assumed its modern form on April 16,[1] 1923, with fifty wards each electing one alderman. (Immediately prior to that time there were thirty-five wards electing two aldermen each.) Here is a list of the people who have served as an alderman since that time.

Aldermanic elections in Chicago have been formally nonpartisan since 1920. Nevertheless, many aldermen have had, 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. Incumbent aldermen 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. 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.[2]

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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.

{{abbr|No.|NumberAldermanTerm in officePartyNotes
1 John CoughlinApril 16, 1923}}
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November 11, 1938		Democratic[3]Had been serving since 1892
Died in office
2 {{sortname|Michael|Kenna1939}}
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1943		DemocraticHad previously served from 1897 to 1923
3 John Budinger1943}}
–
1951		Democratic
4 John D'Arco Sr.1951}}
–
1963		Democratic
5 Michael FioritoFebruary 16}}
–
May 6, 1963		DemocraticResigned
6 Donald Parrillo1963}}
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1968		Democratic
7 Fred Roti1968}}
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1993		Democratic
8 Jesse Granato1993}}
–
May 19, 2003		Democratic
9 Manuel FloresMay 19, 2003}}
–
January 4, 2010		DemocraticAppointed to be Chairman of the Illinois Commerce Commission
10 Proco Joe MorenoMarch 26, 2010}}
–
May 20, 2019		DemocraticOutgoing after being defeated in 2019
11 Daniel La SpataMay 20, 2019}}
–
present		DemocraticAlderman-elect

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.

{{abbr|No.|NumberAldermanTerm in officePartyNotes
1 Louis B. AndersonApril 16, 1923}}
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1933		RepublicanHad been serving since 1917
2 William L. Dawson1933}}
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1939		Republican[3]
3 Earl B. Dickerson1939}}
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1943		Democratic
4William H. Harvey1943}}
–
December 20, 1968		Became a County Commissioner
5Fred D. HubbardMarch 11, 1969}}
–
March 16, 1972
6 William BarnettAugust 15, 1972}}
–
1983		Democratic
7 Bobby Rush1983}}
–
1993		Democratic
8 Madeline Haithcock1993}}
–
May 21, 2007		Democratic
9 Robert FiorettiMay 21, 2007}}
–
May 2015		Democratic
10 Brian K. HopkinsMay 2015}}
–
present		Democratic

3rd Ward

  • Robert R. Jackson (Republican[3])
  • Benjamin A. Grant
  • Oscar Stanton De Priest
  • Archibald James Carey Jr.
  • Ralph Metcalfe
  • Tyrone T. Kenner
  • Dorothy Tillman
  • Pat Dowell

4th Ward

  • Ulysses S. Schwartz
  • Berthold A. Cronson (Republican[3])
  • Abraham H. Cohen
  • Claude Holman
  • Timothy C. Evans
  • Toni Preckwinkle
  • Shirley Newsome
  • William D. Burns
  • Sophia King

5th Ward

  • Charles S. Eaton (Republican[4])
  • Leonard J. Grossman
  • Charles S. Eaton (Republican[4])
  • Irving J. Schreiber
  • James J. Cusack Jr. (Democratic[3])
  • Paul H. Douglas
  • Bertram B. Moss
  • Robert E. Merriam
  • Leon Despres
  • Ross Lathrop
  • Lawrence Bloom
  • Barbara Holt
  • Leslie Hairston

6th Ward

  • Guy Guernsey
  • John F. Healy (Democratic[3])
  • Patrick Sheridan Smith
  • Francis J. Hogan
  • David R. Muir
  • Sydney A. Jones Jr.
  • Robert H. Miller
  • A. A. Rayer Jr.
  • Eugene Sawyer
  • John O. Steele
  • Freddrenna Lyle
  • Roderick Sawyer

7th Ward

  • Ross A. Woodhull
  • Clement A. Nance
  • Barnet Hodes
  • Thomas J. Daley (Democratic[3])
  • Nicholas J. Bohling (Republican)
  • Robert S. Wilinski
  • Gerald E. Jones
  • Robert S. Wilinski
  • Joseph G. Bertrand
  • William Beavers
  • Darcel Beavers
  • Sandi Jackson
  • Natashia Holmes
  • Gregory Mitchell

8th Ward

  • William D. Meyering (Democratic[4])
  • David L. Sutton (Democratic[3])
  • Michael F. Mulcahy
  • Roy E. Olin
  • Einar Johnson
  • James A. Condon
  • William Cousins Jr.
  • Marian Humes
  • Keith Caldwell
  • Lorraine L. Dixon
  • Todd Stroger
  • Michelle A. Harris

9th Ward

  • Sheldon M. Govier
  • Arthur G. Lindell (Republican[3])
  • Reginald DuBois
  • Dominic J. Lupo
  • Alexander A. Adduci
  • Robert Shaw
  • Perry H. Hutchinson
  • Robert Shaw
  • Anthony Beale

10th Ward

  • Ernest M. Cross (Republican[4])
  • William A. Rowan (Democratic[3])
  • William J. Pieczynski
  • Emil V. Pacini
  • John J. Buchanan
  • Edward Vrdolyak
  • Victor Vrdolyak
  • John J. Buchanan
  • John Pope
  • Susie Sadlowski Garza

11th Ward

  • Timothy A. Hogan
  • John P. Wilson
  • Thomas A. Doyle (Democratic[3])
  • Hugh B. Connelly
  • John F. Wall
  • Stanley J. Nowakowski
  • Matthew J. Danaher
  • Michael Anthony Bilandic
  • Patrick M. Huels
  • James Balcer
  • Patrick Daley Thompson

12th Ward

  • Ernest J. Kunstmann (Republican[4])
  • Bryan Hartnett (Democratic[3])
  • Benjamin J. Zintak
  • Bryan Hartnett
  • Edmund J. Kucharski
  • Arthur V. Zelezinski
  • Donald T. Swinarski
  • George A. Kwak
  • Aloysius Majerczyk
  • Mark J. Fary
  • Ray Frias
  • George Cardenas

13th Ward

  • Joseph B. McDonough
  • Thomas A. Doyle
  • John E. Egan (Democratic[3])
  • Michael P. Hogan
  • John E. Egan
  • David W. Healy
  • Casamir J. Staszcuk
  • John S. Madrzyk
  • Frank Olivo
  • Marty Quinn

14th Ward

{{abbr|No.|NumberAldermanTerm in officePartyNotes
1 William R. O'TooleApril 16, 1923}}
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1931		DemocraticHad been serving then-30th ward since 1914
2Thomas J. O'Grady1931}}
–
1933
3 James J. McDermott1933}}
–
December 3, 1942		Democratic[3]Elected to Cook County Board of Appeals
4Clarence P. Wagner1943}}
–
July 10, 1953		Died in office
5 Joseph P. BurkeNovember 3, 1953}}
–
May 11, 1968		DemocraticDied in office
6 Edward M. BurkeMarch 14, 1969}}
–
Present		Democratic

15th Ward

  • Thomas F. Byrne
  • James F. Kovarik (Democratic[3])
  • Edward F. Vyzral
  • Frank Micek
  • Joseph J. Krska
  • Francis X. Lawlor
  • Kenneth B. Jaksy
  • Frank J. Brady
  • Marlene C. Carter
  • Virgil E. Jones
  • Theodore Thomas
  • Toni Foulkes
  • Raymond Lopez

16th Ward

  • Terence Moran (Democratic[4])
  • John S. Boyle
  • Paul M. Sheridan Sr.
  • Paul M. Sheridan Jr.
  • Anna Langford
  • Eloise Barden
  • Anna Langford
  • Shirley Coleman
  • JoAnn Thompson
  • Toni Foulkes
  • Stephanie Coleman (2019-present)

17th Ward

  • John H. Lyle (Republican[4])
  • Robert E. Barbee
  • James G. Coyle
  • Frank J. Corr (Democratic[3])
  • William T. Murphy
  • Arthur A. Slight
  • Charles Chew
  • William H. Shannon
  • Tyrone McFolling
  • Allan Streeter
  • Terry Peterson
  • Latasha Thomas
  • David H. Moore

18th Ward

  • Patrick F. Ryan
  • Walter W. Morris
  • Harry E. Perry (Democratic[3])
  • Bernard J. O'Hallaren
  • Thomas J. Corcoran
  • Frank J. McGrath
  • James C. Murray
  • Edward J. Hines
  • Robert T. Kellam
  • Thomas W. Murphy
  • Lona Lane
  • Derrick Curtis

19th Ward

{{abbr|No.|NumberAldermanTerm in officePartyNotes
1 Donald S. McKinlayApril 16, 1923}}
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1928		Democratic[4]Resigned
2 O.E. Northrup1929}}
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1935		Republican[3]
3Brian J. Ducey1935}}
–
December 1, 1950		Resigned
4David T. McKiernan1951}}
–
May 25, 1957		Died in office
5Thomas F. FitzpatrickSeptember 17, 1957}}
–
April 1, 1975
6 Jeremiah JoyceApril 1, 1975}}
–
February 1, 1979		DemocraticElected to the Illinois General Assembly for the 28th district
7 Michael SheahanApril 16, 1979}}
–
1991		Democratic
8 Virginia Rugai1991}}
–
2011		Democratic
9 Matthew O'Shea2011}}
–
present		Democratic

West Side (Wards 20–41)

20th Ward

  • Henry L. Fick
  • A.J. Prignano
  • William V. Pacelli (Republican [3])
  • Anthony Pistilli
  • Kenneth E. Campbell
  • Clifford P. Kelley
  • Ernest Jones
  • Arenda Troutman
  • Willie Cochran

21st Ward

  • Dennis A. Horan
  • John J. Lagodney (Democratic [3])
  • Joseph F. Ropa
  • Charles S. Bonk
  • Samuel Yaksic
  • Wilson Frost
  • Bennett M. Stewart
  • Niles Sherman
  • Jesse J. Evans
  • Leonard DeVille
  • Howard Brookins Jr.

22nd Ward

  • Joseph Cepak
  • Henry Sonnenschein (Democratic [3])
  • Otto F. Janousek
  • Frank D. Stemberk
  • Jesús "Chuy" García
  • Ricardo Muñoz

23rd Ward

  • Joseph O. Kostner
  • John Toman (Democratic [3])
  • Joseph Kacena Jr.
  • George J. Tourek
  • Frank J. Kuta
  • Joseph Potempa
  • William Lipinski
  • William F. Krystyniak
  • Michael R. Zalewski
  • Silvana Tabares

24th Ward

  • Jacob Arvey (Democratic [3])
  • Fred Fischman
  • Louis London
  • Sidney D. Deutsch
  • Benjamin F. Lewis
  • George W. Collins
  • David Rhodes
  • Walter Shumpert
  • William C. Henry
  • Jesse L. Miller Jr.
  • Michael Chandler
  • Sharon Denise Dixon
  • Michael Chandler
  • Michael Scott Jr.

25th Ward

{{abbr|No.|NumberAldermanTerm in officePartyNotes
1 John PowersApril 16, 1923}}
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1927		DemocraticHad been serving then-19th ward since 1905 and previously from 1888 to 1904
2 James Bowler1927}}
–
June 7, 1934
February 26, 1935
–
July 11, 1953		Democratic[3]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}}
–
1985		Democratic
4Juan Soliz1985}}
–
5Ambrosio Medrano}}
–
1996
6 Daniel Solis1996}}
–
present		Democratic

26th Ward

  • Joseph A. Mendel
  • Frank A. Sloan
  • Frank E. Konkowski (Republican [3])
  • Alexander J. Sobota
  • Mathew William Bieszczat
  • Stanley M. Zydlo
  • Michael Nardulli
  • Luis Gutiérrez
  • Billy Ocasio
  • Roberto Maldonado

27th Ward

{{abbr|No.|NumberAldermanTerm in officePartyNotes
1 John J. TouhyApril 16, 1923}}
–
December 1, 1926[6]		Democratic[6]Had been serving then-18th ward since 1917
Resigned to take office as a Sanitary District Trustee[6]
2 Harry C. Van Norman1927}}
–
October 11, 1929[7]		DemocraticDied in office[7]
3 Jeremiah P. LeahyApril 25,1930}}[8]
–
1933		Democratic[9]
4 Harry L. Sain1933}}
–
February 23, 1971		Democratic[3]
5 Eugene RayFebruary 23, 1971}}
–
1983		Democratic
6 Wallace Davis Jr.1983}}
–
1991		Democratic
7 Rickey R. Hendon1991}}
–
January 13, 1993		DemocraticElected to the Illinois Senate for the 5th district
8 Dexter G. Watson1993}}
–
May 1995		Democratic
9 Walter Burnett Jr.May 1995}}
–
present		Democratic

28th Ward

  • George M. Maypole
  • George D. Kells (Democratic [3])
  • Patrick P. Petrone
  • Anthony G. Girolami
  • Alphonse Tomasco
  • Angelo C. Provenzano
  • Joseph Jambrone
  • Jimmy L. Washington
  • William Carothers
  • Ed Smith
  • Jason Ervin

29th Ward

  • Albert J. Horan
  • Thomas J. Terrell (Democratic [3])
  • Joseph S. Gillespie
  • George R. Pigott
  • Thomas F. Burke
  • Robert Biggs
  • Leroy Cross
  • Danny K. Davis
  • Sam Burrell
  • Isaac Carothers
  • Deborah L. Graham
  • Chris Taliaferro

30th Ward

  • John S. Clark Jr. (Democratic [3])
  • Edward J. Upton
  • Edmund J. Hughes
  • Daniel J. Roman
  • Edwin H. McMahon
  • Elmer R. Filippini
  • George A. Hagopian
  • George J. Hagopian
  • Carole Bialczak
  • Michael Wojcik
  • Ariel Reboyras

31st Ward

{{abbr|No.|NumberAldermanTerm in officePartyNotes
1 Stanley AdamkiewiczApril 16, 1923}}
–
1929		Democratic[4]Had previously served then-17th ward from 1917 to 1921
2 Frank E. Konkowski1929}}
–
1933		Republican[3]Redistricted to the 26th ward
3 Thomas Patrick Keane1933}}
–
July 13, 1945		Democratic[3]Redistricted from the 34th ward
Died in office
4Thomas E. KeaneSeptember 4, 1945}}
–
October 9, 1974		Convicted of mail fraud and conspiracy
5Adelin KeaneFebruary 25, 1975}}
–
1979
6Chester KutaApril 16, 1979}}
–
November 30, 1981		Resigned
7Joseph A. MartinezDecember 11, 1981}}
–
8Migdalio Collazo
9Miguel Santiago
1991
10Ray Suarez1991}}
–
May 2015
11Milly SantiagoMay 2015}}
–
May 20, 2019		Outgoing after being defeated in 2019
12Felix Cardona Jr.May 20, 2019}}
–
Present		Alderman-elect

32nd Ward

{{abbr|No.|NumberAldermanTerm in officePartyNotes
1 Joseph H. SmithApril 16, 1923}}
–
1933		Democratic[4]Had been serving then-14th ward since 1914
2 Joseph P. Rostenkowski1933}}
–
1955		Democratic[3]Redistricted from 33rd ward
3Bernard C. Prusinski1955}}
–
1959
4Robert J. Sulski1959}}
–
November 28, 1968		Became a Circuit Court Judge
5 Terry GabinskiMarch 12, 1969}}
–
May 21, 1998		Democratic
6 Theodore MatlakMay 21, 1998}}
–
May 20, 2007		Democratic
7 Scott WaguespackMay 20, 2007}}
–
present		Democratic

33rd Ward

  • Joseph Petlak
  • George M. Rozczynialksi
  • Joseph P. Rostenkowski
  • Zefiryn H. Kadow (Democratic[3])
  • Vincent S. Zwiefka
  • John B. Brandt
  • Robert Brandt
  • Rex Sande
  • Richard Mell
  • Deb Mell

34th Ward

  • Edward J. Kaindl
  • Thomas Patrick Keane (Democratic[3])
  • Matt Porten (Democratic[3])
  • Herbert F. Geisler
  • Rex Sande
  • Wilson Frost
  • Lemuel Austin Jr.
  • Carrie Austin

35th Ward

  • George Seif (Democratic[4])
  • Matt Porten
  • Walter J. Orlikoski (Democratic[3])
  • Frank Peska
  • Casimir C. Laskowski
  • John C. Marcin
  • Joseph S. Kotlarz Jr.
  • Michael A. Wojcik
  • Rey Colón
  • Carlos Ramirez-Rosa

36th Ward

  • A.C. Sievers (Republican[4])
  • Eugene L. Nusser
  • George W. Robinson (Democratic[3])
  • Richard M. Walsh
  • Louis P. Garippo
  • Frank Ringa
  • Alfred J. Cilella
  • Robert L. Massey
  • John F. Aiello
  • Louis Farina
  • William Banks
  • John Rice
  • Nicholas Sposato
  • Gilbert Villegas

37th Ward

  • Wiley W. Mills (Democratic[4])
  • James H. Taylor
  • Wiley W. Mills
  • Roger J. Kiley (Democratic[3])
  • Francis E. Callahan
  • William J. Lancaster
  • Paul T. Corcoran
  • Thomas J. Casey
  • Frank D'Amato
  • Percy Giles
  • Emma Mitts

38th Ward

{{abbr|No.|NumberAldermanTerm in officePartyNotes
1 Max AdamowskiApril 16, 1923}}
–
July 16, 1929[11]		DemocraticHad been serving then-22nd ward since 1916
Died in office[11]
2 Frank H. Landmesser1929}}
–
1933		Democratic
3 Henry J. Wieland1933}}
–
1935		Democratic[3]
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
7Thomas R. Allen1993}}
–
2010		Became a judge of the Cook County Illinois Circuit Court
8Timothy Cullerton2011}}
–
2013
9Nicholas Sposato2013}}
–
present		Independent (since 2017)
Democratic (before 2017)		Redistricted from 36th ward

39th Ward

  • Frank J. Tomczak (Democratic[4])
  • Frank R. Ringa
  • Walter J. Orlikoski
  • James H. Hurley (Democratic[3])
  • Hyman L. Brody
  • Ray N. Jacobs
  • George L. Buckley
  • Phillip A. Shapiro
  • Anthony C. Laurino
  • Margaret Laurino
  • Samantha Nugent (2019-present, alderman-elect)

40th Ward

  • Christ A. Jensen (Democratic[4])
  • John William Chapman
  • Joseph C. Ross (Republican[3])
  • Samuel Gurman
  • Benjamin M. Becker
  • Seymour F. Simon
  • Nathan J. Kaplan
  • Seymour F. Simon
  • Solomon Gutstein
  • Ivan Rittenberg
  • Patrick J. O'Connor
  • Andre Vasquez (2019-present)

41st Ward

  • Thomas J. Bowler (Democratic[4])
  • James C. Moreland (Republican[3])
  • William J. Cowhey
  • Joseph P. Immel Jr.
  • Harry Bell
  • Edward T. Scholl
  • Roman Pucinski
  • Brian Doherty
  • Mary O'Connor
  • Anthony Napolitano

North Side (Wards 42–50)

42nd Ward

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

{{abbr|No.|NumberAldermanTerm in officePartyNotes
1 Dorsey CroweApril 16, 1923}}
–
July 1, 1962		Democratic[3]Had been serving then-21st ward since 1919
Died in office
2 Mayer GoldbergFebruary 26, 1963}}
–
November 29, 1968		DemocraticBecame a Circuit Court Judge
3 Raymond K. FriedMarch 11, 1969}}
–
January 26, 1970		DemocraticDied in office
4 Burton Natarus1971}}
–
2007		Democratic
5 Brendan Reilly2007}}
–
Present		Democratic

43rd Ward

  • Arthur F. Albert
  • Titus A. Haffa
  • Arthur F. Albert
  • James B. Waller
  • Paddy Bauler (Democratic[3])
  • James B. Waller
  • Paddy Bauler
  • George B. McCutcheon
  • William Singer
  • Martin J. Oberman
  • Edwin Eisendrath
  • Charles Bernardini
  • Vi Daley
  • Michele Smith

44th Ward

  • Thomas O. Wallace
  • Albert Loescher
  • John J. Grealis (Democratic[3])
  • Leo C. Burmeister Jr.
  • Thomas Rosenberg
  • William Singer
  • Dick Simpson
  • Bruce Young
  • John Merlo
  • Bernie Hansen
  • Tom Tunney

45th Ward

  • Leo M. Brieske
  • William Feigenbutz
  • Edwin F. Meyer (Democratic[3])
  • Theron W. Merryman
  • Charles J. Fleck
  • Charles H. Weber
  • Edwin P. Fifielski
  • Richard S. Clewis
  • Gerald McLaughlin
  • Patrick Levar
  • John Arena

46th ward

  • Oscar F. Nelson (Republican[3])
  • James F. Young
  • Joseph R. Kerwin
  • Christopher B. Cohen
  • Ralph Axelrod
  • Jerome M. Orbach
  • Helen Shiller
  • James Cappleman

47th Ward

{{abbr|No.|NumberAldermanTerm in officePartyNotes
1 Harry W. KlinkeApril 16, 1923}}
–
1925		Republican[4]
2 John J. Hoellen Sr.1925}}
–
1933		Republican
3 Albert F. Schultz1933}}
–
1939		Democratic[3]
4Frank O. Hilburn1939}}
–
1947
5 John J. Hoellen Jr.1947}}
–
1975		Republican
6 Eugene SchulterFebruary 25, 1975}}
–
May 16, 2011		Democratic
7 Ameya PawarMay 16, 2011}}
–
May 20, 2019		DemocraticOutgoing alderman
8Matt MartinMay 20, 2019}}
–
Present		Alderman-elect

48th Ward

  • Frank J. Link (Republican[4])
  • Francis L. Boutell (1925 – December 1, 1926, resigned to join the Cook County Board of Commissioners, Republican)[6]
  • John A. Massen (Republican[3])
  • Robert C. Quirk
  • Allen A. Freeman
  • Morris H. Hirsh
  • Robert J. O'Rourke
  • Marilou Hedlund
  • Dennis Block
  • Marion K. Volini
  • Kathy Osterman
  • Mary Ann Smith
  • Harry Osterman

49th Ward

{{abbr|No.|NumberAldermanTerm in officePartyNotes
1 E. I. FrankhauserApril 16, 1923}}
–
November 1929[14]		Republican[14]Had been serving then-25th ward since 1921
Elected Superior Court Judge[14]
2 George A. WillistonMay 1930}}[15]
–
1935		Republican[3]
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
8Esther SapersteinFebruary 25, 1975}}
–
April 16, 1979
9 David Orr1979}}
–
1990		Democratic
10Robert Clarke1990}}
–
1991
11 Joe Moore1991}}
–
May 20, 2019		DemocraticOutgoing after being defeated in 2019
12Maria HaddenMay 20, 2019}}
–
present		Alderman-elect

50th Ward

{{abbr|No.|NumberAldermanTerm in officePartyNotes
1 William H. PontowApril 16, 1923}}
–
1927		Democratic[4]
2 Aron K. Mose1927}}
–
1929		Republican
3 Curtis F. Mellin1929}}
–
1931		Republican
4 James R. Quinn1931}}
–
June 21, 1945		Democratic[3]Resigned
5Jerome HuppertSeptember 4, 1945}}
–
1947
6Alban Weber1947}}
–
1951
7Robert S. Bremer1951}}
–
1955
8Jack I. Sperling1955}}
–
February 1, 1973		Became a Circuit Court Judge
9 Bernard Stone1973}}
–
2011		Democratic (1973–1987; 1990–2011)
Republican (1987–1990)
10Debra Silverstein2011}}
–
present

References

1. ^{{cite news |title=Englewood Happenings |url=https://www.newspapers.com/image/54172480/ |work=Suburbanite Economist |date=April 13, 1923 |accessdate=September 16, 2018}}
2. ^{{cite web |title=Ward Map – 11 February 1837 |url=https://chicagology.com/population/ward-map-1837/ |website=Chicagology |accessdate=November 4, 2018}}
3. ^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 {{cite news |title=The New City Council |url=https://www.newspapers.com/image/355103714/ |accessdate=April 4, 2019 |work=Chicago Tribune |date=April 5, 1933}}
4. ^1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 {{cite news|title=Final Results on Aldermen |url=https://www.newspapers.com/image/355257315/ |work=Chicago Tribune |volume=82 |issue=81C |page=4 |date=April 4, 1923 |access-date=April 7, 2019}}
5. ^{{cite web |title=Ward 27 |url=https://www.chicago.gov/content/dam/city/depts/doit/general/GIS/Chicago_Maps/Citywide_Maps/Ward_27.pdf |website=CityOfChicago.org |publisher=City of Chicago |accessdate=March 16, 2019}}
6. ^1 2 3 {{cite news |title=Resign Council seats to take other offices |url=https://www.newspapers.com/image/354955265 |accessdate=March 7, 2019 |work=Chicago Tribune |date=December 2, 1926}}
7. ^1 {{cite news |title=City Hall will close in homage to Van Norman |url=https://www.newspapers.com/image/349147041/ |accessdate=March 7, 2019 |work=Chicago Sunday Tribune |date=October 13, 1929}}
8. ^{{cite news |title=Jeremiah P. Leahy Takes Oath as Council Member |url=https://www.newspapers.com/image/354939213/ |accessdate=March 7, 2019 |work=Chicago Tribune |date=April 26, 1930}}
9. ^{{cite news |title=Democracy's leaders urge the nomination of Judge Henry Horner |url=https://www.newspapers.com/image/354879712/ |accessdate=March 7, 2019 |work=Chicago Tribune |date=April 10, 1932}}
10. ^{{cite web |title=Ward 32 |url=https://www.chicago.gov/content/dam/city/depts/doit/general/GIS/Chicago_Maps/Citywide_Maps/Ward_32.pdf |website=CityOfChicago.org |publisher=City of Chicago |accessdate=March 17, 2019}}
11. ^1 {{cite news |title=Ald. Adamowski will be buried next Saturday |url=https://www.newspapers.com/image/355174188/ |accessdate=March 7, 2019 |work=Chicago Tribune |date=July 18, 1929}}
12. ^1 2 3 {{cite web |title=1930 Census Chicago, Illinois Ward Boundaries |url=http://alookatcook.com/1930/hypermap.htm |website=A look at Cook |accessdate=March 16, 2019}}
13. ^{{cite web |title=Ward 42 |url=https://www.chicago.gov/content/dam/city/depts/doit/general/GIS/Chicago_Maps/Citywide_Maps/Ward_42.pdf |website=CityOfChicago.org |publisher=City of Chicago |accessdate=March 16, 2019}}
14. ^1 2 {{cite news |last1=Evans |first1=Arthur |title=22 Candidates on Democratic slate swept in |url=https://www.newspapers.com/image/349726332/ |accessdate=April 4, 2019 |work=Chicago Tribune |date=November 6, 1929}}
15. ^{{cite news |title=Williston Wins Council Seat by 2,419 over Dever |url=https://www.newspapers.com/image/355076650/ |accessdate=April 4, 2019 |work=Chicago Tribune |date=May 7, 1930}}
16. ^{{cite web |title=Ward 50 |url=https://www.chicago.gov/content/dam/city/depts/doit/general/GIS/Chicago_Maps/Citywide_Maps/Ward_50.pdf |website=CityOfChicago.org |publisher=City of Chicago |accessdate=April 4, 2019}}
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