The Political Graveyard: Pima County, Ariz.

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Pima County
Arizona

Politicians who lived in Pima County

Pima County (no city given): William Spaid

Ajo: G. T. 'Tom' Alley — Isabella S. Greenway — Evan Mecham — Ben J. O'Neil

Arivaca: W. S. Sturgis

Continental: Keith S. Brown

Green Valley: Randy Graf — Bill McGibbon — Margaret Pierce

Marana: David Martinez III

Oro Valley: Joe Duarte

Sahuarita: Keith S. Brown — Robert Connery, Sr.

Sells: Debora Norris — Vivian Juan Saunders — Thomas Segundo

South Tucson: Victor Soltero

Tanque Verde: Mary Garrigan

Tucson:

	Tucson, 1850-1859: Granville H. Oury
	Tucson, 1870-1879: A. P. K. Safford
	Tucson, 1880-1889: William Henry Barnes — William M. Griffith — Francis J. Heney — A. P. K. Safford
	Tucson, 1890-1899: William Henry Barnes — Francis J. Heney — Marcus A. Smith
	Tucson, 1900-1909: William Henry Barnes — George Russell Davis — Charles R. Drake — William M. Griffith — Marcus A. Smith — H. B. Tenney
	Tucson, 1910-1919: Ralph W. Bilby — John W. Buchanan — Albert R. Buehman — Eugene S. Ives — Frederick E. A. Kimball — Marcus A. Smith — J. T. Williams, Jr. — John B. Wright
	Tucson, 1920-1929: Allan C. Bernard — Ralph W. Bilby — Albert R. Buehman — Hiram S. Corbett — Jesse S. Cottrell — Bradford Duncan — Lillian Durham — Isabella S. Greenway — C. W. Hinchcliff — Frederick E. A. Kimball — Mrs. B. J. McKinney — F. A. Nathan — K. Berry Peterson — Rudolph Rasmussen — Charles F. Soloman — Charles A. Towne
	Tucson, 1930-1939: Harold D. Adamson — Adolph Berky — Ralph W. Bilby — Richard H. Chambers — H. Merle Cochran — Jesse S. Cottrell — Dan E. Garvey — James P. Greaber — John C. Gung'l — Frank Hitchcock — Henry O. Jaastad — Frederick E. A. Kimball — Jack C. Kinney — Aubrey E. Lippincott — K. Berry Peterson — Harry Ransom — John L. Van Buskirk
	Tucson, 1940-1949: John H. Ayraud — Robert O. Barber — Adolph Berky — Ralph M. Bilby — Ralph W. Bilby — Harriett Bray — Alvin Bring — Marvin L. Burton — Thomas E. Campbell — Richard H. Chambers — Mary Duffy Collins — Thomas Collins — Frank C. Cooper — Cowan H. Drachman — Lee Garrett — Dan E. Garvey — Sam Goddard — E. J. Gotthelf — James P. Greaber — John Hardwicke — Maurice Hedderman — Faye Herreras — V. S. Hostetter — William F. Kimball — J. A. Kinney — Thomas Lawther — Malcolm Middleton — Lester L. Nalley — Emma Parsons — Harold A. Patten — Cabot Sedgwick — James B. Sheffield — C. A. Thomas — Julia Willis — Robert E. Wilson — Larry Woods
	Tucson, 1950-1959: Harry Ackerman — Vicente Alfaro — Frank Barry — Ralph W. Bilby — Ruth Blankenship — W. G. Bodell — Harold Burton — Marion H. Burton — Marvin L. Burton — Duke Cameron — Richard H. Chambers — William Cronin — Jo Ann D. Diamos — William Dunipace — Fred A. Emery — Ralph Estrada — Mary Garrigan — Sam Goddard — Isabella S. Greenway — John Greenway — William Hall — Darrell Hayhurst — Mary Henderson — Don Hummel — E. C. Jacobs — Dick Jenkins — Mrs. Emery C. Johnson — Joseph B. Judge — Lambert Kautenberger — William F. Kimball — Dean Marrs — Ethel Maynard — James B. Mead — Frank S. Minarik — William Minor — Emma Parsons — Aaron Paul — Grace Schell — John S. Sundt — Morris K. Udall — Stewart Lee Udall
	Tucson, 1960-1969: Sol Ahee — Scott Alexander — Walton H. Bachrach — Richard E. Bailey — Thomas G. Beaham — Ralph W. Bilby — Sandy P. Bowling — William Docker Browning — William A. Buehl — Dean Burch — Mrs. Richard K. Burke — Beth Carmack — William Cronin — Lew Davis — Jo Ann D. Diamos — Charles Farrington, Sr. — Walter Fathauer — Sam Goddard — John H. Haugh — Don Hummel — Mrs. Emery C. Johnson — John C. Leonard — Frank S. Minarik — Joe Moller — Mrs. William C. Schwab — Mrs. John S. Sundt — Morris K. Udall
	Tucson, 1970-1979: Scott Alexander — Vera Andrus — Walton H. Bachrach — Larry Bahill — Maclovio Barraza — Virginia R. Beaham — Ralph W. Bilby — Richard M. Bilby — Horace Bounds — William Docker Browning — Raul H. Castro — Jo Cauthorn — Harold C. Dorenbecher, Jr. — Sister Clare Dunn — Julie Ferdon — Mike Foundy — Dan Gallardo — Raúl M. Grijalva — William Jacquin — Barbara Janoff — Naomi Karp — H. Thomas Kincaid — Charles W. King — Frank Maish — William B. Moore — Lewis C. Murphy — Claire A. Phillips — Morris K. Udall
	Tucson, 1980-1989: James L. Arnold — Walton H. Bachrach — David C. Bartlett — Ralph W. Bilby — Richard M. Bilby — William Docker Browning — Dennis DeConcini — Raúl M. Grijalva — Howard Parker — Morris K. Udall
	Tucson, 1990-1999: Martin Bacal — Richard L. Banta, Jr. — David C. Bartlett — Keith A. Bee — Carmine Cardamone — Michael J. Crawford — George Cunningham — Ann Day — Dennis DeConcini — Kathleen Dunbar — Brian Fagin — Ray M. Figueroa — Sally Ann Gonzales — Raúl M. Grijalva — Jon Hoffman — Herschella Horton — Steve Huffman — Alison Hughes — Ed Kahn — Jim Kolbe — Scott Alan Malcomson — Andy J. Morales — Phillip W. Murphy — Andy Nichols — Mark Osterloh — Marion L. Pickens — Lou-Ann M. Preble — Carmen V. Prezelski — Theodore Prezelski — Sam Ramirez — Elaine Richardson — Joe D. Rios — William J. Risner — Ted F. Schlinkert — Dan H. Schottel — H. Ash Silverburg, Jr. — Ruth Solomon — Morris K. Udall — Ramón O. Valadez — Tom Volgy — John C. Zajac
	Tucson, 2000-2009: Paula Aboud — John Adams — Elly Anderson — Mike Andrews — Bruce Ash — Martin Bacal — Magdalena Barajas — Barbara Bathen — Carmen Bermudez — Stephen Bistline — Diane Call — Patricia Canady — Ray Carroll — Cindy Coleman — Cyndi Collins — Dennis DeConcini — Laura Elias De La Torre — Ted Downing — Paul Eckerstrom — Manny Espinoza — Sandra Froman — Gabrielle Giffords — Adelita Grijalva — Raúl M. Grijalva — Mike Hellon — Ricardo Hernandez — Bruce R. Heurlin — Harold Hough — Byron Howard — Judy Kany — Jim Kolbe — Sunita Krishna — Jeff Latas — George Miller — Roslyn Miller — Jojene Mills — John Munger — Lou Munoz — John L. Nemeth — Andy Nichols — Ned Norris — Jonathan Paton — Carmen V. Prezelski — Theodore Prezelski — F. Ann Rodriguez — Mary Judge Ryan — Parralee Schneider — Esther Sharif — Barbara Silverburg — H. Ash Silverburg, Jr. — Amanda Simpson — Anne Stephenson — Jim Summerset — Erik Trevino — Irvin Lee Tucker — Karl Tucker — Sue Tucker — W. Dean Watkins — Linda White — Walter H. Williams — Roger Wolf
	Tucson, 2010-2012: Judy Kany

See also Arizona areas not assigned to counties.

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