List of mayors of Denver

Mayor of Denver
Seal of the City of Denver
Incumbent Mike Johnston since July 17, 2023
Style	The Honorable
Residence	Cableland
Term length	Four years, renewable twice
Website	denvergov.mayor

This is a list of mayors of Denver, the capital and largest city of the U.S. state of Colorado.^[1] Mayors of Denver can now serve three four-year terms.^[2]

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#	Mayor	Term
1	John C. Moore	1859–1861
2	Charles A. Cook	1861–1863
3	Amos Steck	1863–1864
4	Hiram J. Brendlinger	1864–1865
5	George T. Clark	1865–1866
6	Milton DeLano	1866–1868
7	William M. Clayton	1868–1869
8	Baxter B. Stiles	1869–1871
9	John Harper	1871–1872
10	Joseph E. Bates	1872–1873
11	Francis M. Case	1873–1874
12	William J. Barker	1874–1876
13	R. G. Buckingham	1876–1877
14	Baxter B. Stiles	1877–1878
15	Richard Sopris	1878–1881
16	Robert Morris	1881–1883
17	John Long Routt	1883–1885
18	Joseph E. Bates	1885–1887
19	William Scott Lee	1887–1889
20	Wolfe Londoner	1889–1891
21	Platt Rogers	1891–1893
22	M. D. Van Horn	1893–1895
23	Thomas S. McMurray	1895–1899
24	Henry V. Johnson	1899–1901
25	Robert R. Wright	1901–1904
26	Robert W. Speer	1904–1912
27	Henry J. Arnold	1912–1913
28	J. M. Perkins	1913–1915
29	William H. Sharpley	1915–1916
30	Robert W. Speer	1916–1918
31	William Fitz Randolph Mills	1918–1919
32	Dewey C. Bailey	1919–1923
33	Benjamin F. Stapleton	1923–1931
34	George D. Begole	1931–1935
35	Benjamin F. Stapleton	1935–1947
36	J. Quigg Newton	1947–1955
37	Will Nicholson	1955–1959
38	Richard Batterton	1959–1963
39	Tom Currigan	1963–1968
40	William H. McNichols, Jr.	December 31, 1968–July 2, 1983
41	Federico Peña	July 2, 1983–July 15, 1991
42	Wellington Webb	July 15, 1991–July 21, 2003
43	John Hickenlooper	July 21, 2003–January 12, 2011
44	Bill Vidal	January 12, 2011-July 18, 2011
45	Michael Hancock	July 18, 2011–July 17, 2023
46	Mike Johnston	July 17, 2023–present

Notes

References

^ "History of the Office of the Mayor". City and County of Denver. Retrieved September 1, 2018.
^ "Term Limits? Why Denver's Mayor and Councilmembers Can Serve Twelve Years".

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