1999 South Bend Mayoral Election
Mayoral elections are held in South Bend, Indiana for the city's mayor every four years in the year immediately preceding that of United States presidential elections. South Bend held its first mayoral election in 1865, the year in which the city was incorporated (electing William G. George, its first mayor). This first mayoral election took place in early June 1865, only two weeks after the formal incorporation of the city. Elections before 1963 1963 The 1963 South Bend, Indiana mayoral election was held on November 5, 1963. It saw the election of Republican nominee Lloyd M. Allen. Incumbent Democrat Frank J. Bruggner, who had reluctantly assumed the office after Edward F. Voorde's death in an automobile accident, did not seek reelection to the office. This is the last time that a non-incumbent Republican won a South Bend mayoral election. Primaries Democratic primary Two candidates faced each other in the Democratic primary. Paul Krueper was favored by voters on ...
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