Editing Apopka, Florida (section)

===Mayors of the City of Apopka===
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!Mayor !!<br />First<br />Year!!<br />Term <br />of<br />Years !!<br /> Total<br />Years!! Mayor!! First Year!! End Year!!Term<br />of<br />Years!!Total<br />Years
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| James Daniel Fudge || 1882 || 3 ||  ||John Jewell || 1926 Jan || 1930 Dec|| 5||
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| Jessse J. Combs || 1885 || 1 ||  ||Edward J. Ryan || 1931 Jan || 1934 Dec||3||
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| Page McKinney || 1886 || 2 ||  ||Gillen McClure || 1935 Jan|| 1937 Dec|| 3||
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| Dr. Horatio S. Brewer || 1888 || 5 ||  ||Mark V. Ryan || 1938 Jan || 1940 Dec|| 3||
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| R. C. Waters || 1893 || 2 ||  ||Leslie P. Waite || 1941 Jan || 1946 Dec|| 6||
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| E. A. Jackson || 1895 || 1 ||  ||Dr. Charles Henry Damsel || 1947 Jan|| 1949 Dec|| 3||
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| Andrew Jackson Lovell || 1896 || 9 || *||John Horting Land || 1950 Jan|| 1967 Dec|| 18||*
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| Joseph D Mitchill || 1905 || 7 ||*|| Leonard Hurst || 1968 Jan|| 1970 Dec|| 3||
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| Adelbert M. Starbird || 1912 || 1 || || John Horting Land || 1971 Jan|| 2014 Mar || 43.25|| 61.25
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|Andrew Jackson Lovell || 1913 || 1 || 10 ||Joe Kilsheimer|| 2014 Apr ||2018 ||4 || 
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| Walter R. McLeod|| 1914 || 1 || ||Bryan Nelson ||2018 Apr 24||2026 || 8 || 
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| Frank Davis || 1915 || 1 || || || ||  ||    ||
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| Walter Newell || 1916 || 2 || *||          ||           ||   ||   ||
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| Thomas B. Tower || 1918 || 1 || ||          ||           ||   ||   ||
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| Walter P. Newell || 1919 || 1 || 3 ||          ||           ||   ||   ||
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| Joseph D Mitchill || 1920 || 3 || 10||          ||           ||   ||   ||
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| Edward Barker Morrey || 1923 || 3 || ||          ||           ||   ||   ||
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* An asterisk indicates discontiguous terms of service.
* 1882 to 1923 elections were held annually. Then every three years. Then four years as the city election codes were changed.<ref>{{Cite book|title=The Pennings of Perrine Slim: Stories of Northwest Orange County Florida|last=Slim|first=Perrine|year=2015|isbn=978-1-934194-27-0|location=USA}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|url=https://theapopkachief.com/|title=The Apopka Chief Newspaper - Latest Apopka news, sports, events|website=The Apopka Chief Newspaper}}</ref><ref>The Museum of the Apopkans, vertical files</ref><ref>{{Cite book|title=History of Apopka and Northwest Orange County Florida|last=Shofner|first=Jerrell|year=1982|asin=B0020EV4XQ|location=Apopka, USA}}</ref>