New Orleans mayoral elections

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Election results[]

The following is a list of elections in Mayor of New Orleans and a summary of their results.

Elections since 1930[]

Since 1930, New Orleans has used a two-round system with a preliminary round and a runoff if no candidate reached a majority in the first round.

Election		First round							Second round							Sources
		Winner/top finisher	Votes		Runner(s)-upA	Votes			Winner	Votes		Runner-up	Votes
			#	%		#	%			#	%		#	%
2021		LaToya Cantrell (incumbent)	48,750	64.7	Vina Nguyen	10,133	13.5		N/A
					Leilani Heno	6,605	8.8
					Belden Batiste	3,863	5.1
2017		LaToya Cantrell	32,025	39	Desiree M. Charbonnet	25,028	30.48		LaToya Cantrell	51,342	60.4	Desiree M. Charbonnet	33,729	39.7		[1][2]
						15,405	18.76
					Troy Henry	5,270	6.42
2014		Mitch Landrieu (incumbent)	53,441	63.57		27,991	33.29		N/A							[3]
2010		Mitch Landrieu	58,279	65.52	Troy Henry	12,278	13.8		N/A							[4]
					John Georges	8,190	9.21
						4,874	5.48
2006		Ray Nagin (incumbent)	41,561	38	Mitch Landrieu	31,551	29		Ray Nagin (incumbent)	59,460	52	Mitch Landrieu	54,131	48		[5]
					Ron Forman	18,764	17
						10,312	10
2002		Ray Nagin	38,323	29	Richard Pennington	31,259	23		Ray Nagin	76,639	59	Richard Pennington	53,836	41
					Paulette Irons	24,557	18
					Jim Singleton	17,503	13
					Troy Carter	13,898	10
1998		Marc Morial (incumbent)	92,378	79		22,767	20		N/A							[6]
1994			56,305	37	Marc Morial	49,604	32		Marc Morial	93,094	54		77,730	46
					Mitch Landrieu	14,689	10
					Sherman Copelin	11,731	8
					Ken Carter	10,818	7
1990		Sidney Barthelemy (incumbent)	79,995	55		65,047	44		N/A
1986		William J. Jefferson	62,333	38.6	Sidney Barthelemy	53,961	33.4		Sidney Barthelemy	93,050	58	Bill Jefferson	67,680	42
						40,963	25.2
1982		Ernest Morial (incumbent)	75,929	46.94		73,441	45.35		Ernest Morial (incumbent)	100,703	53.2		88,583	46.8
					William J. Jefferson	11,327	6.98
1977		Ernest Morial	41,182	26.63		36,862	23.84		Ernest Morial	90,539	51.7		84,325	48.3
					Nat Kiefer	36,597	23.67
					deLesseps Morrison, Jr.	32,176	20.81
1973		Moon Landrieu (incumbent)	91,007	69.6		30,857	23.6		N/A
1969-70		Jimmy Fitzmorris	59,301	34.53	Moon Landrieu	33,093	19.27		Moon Landrieu	89,554	53.8	Jimmy Fitzmorris	76,726	46.2
					William J. Guste	29,487	17.17
						22,471	13.08
						20,572	11.98
1965		Victor Schiro (incumbent)	81,973	50.1	Jimmy Fitzmorris	78,654	48.1		N/A
1962		Adrian Duplantier	57,001		Victor Schiro	52,685			Victor Schiro	94,157	56.3	Adrian Duplantier	73,057	43.7
					James A. Comiskey	37,557
					Paul Burke	18,913
1958		deLesseps Morrison (incumbent)	90,802			42,231			deLesseps Morrison (incumbent)	90,802	57.7		43,231	27.4
						18,999
		deLesseps Morrison (incumbent)	94,313	59.4		49,849	31.4		N/A
1950		deLesseps Morrison (incumbent)	120,582	65.1		58,260	31.6		N/A
1946		deLesseps Morrison	67,160	50.2	Robert Maestri (incumbent)	63,273	47.3		N/A
		Robert Maestri (incumbent)	75,713	55					N/A
		cancelled by constitutional amendment							N/A
		Robert Maestri by acclamation							N/A
1934		T. Semmes Walmsley (incumbent)	47,753	45		32,066	29		cancelled after Klorer withdrew
					Francis Williams	28,085	26
1930		T. Semmes Walmsley (incumbent)

Elections from 1866—1925[]

The following is a list of elections held between the end of the Civil War and 1925

Martin Behrman	35,911
Paul H. Maloney	33,471
Andrew J. McShane

Andrew J. McShane	22,767	51%
Martin Behrman	21,443	48%

Martin Behrman by acclamation
Socialist candidate, Weller, received about 700 votes

Martin Behrman	27,371
	13,917

Martin Behrman	26,897
John Porter (Socialist)	270
W. G. Tebault(independent)	89

Martin Behrman	13,962
Charles F. Buck	10,047

Paul Capdevielle	19,366
Walter C. Flower	13,099

Walter C. Flower	23,345
	17,295

John Fitzpatrick	20,547
Joseph A. Shakespeare	17,289

Joseph A. Shakespeare	23,313
Robert C. Davey	15,635

J. Valsin Guillotte	18,278
William J. Behan	6,612

William J. Behan	14,897
	5,346

Joseph A. Shakespeare	Democrat	9,803
	Democrat	9,362
Cyrus Bussey	Republican	4,644

Isaac W. Patton	13,932
	7,151
	6,887
	1,140

Edward Pilsbury	Democrat	25,031
	Republican	15,022

Charles J. Leeds	Democrat	25,921
	Republican	14,227

Louis A. Wiltz	Democrat	23,896
	Republican	12,984

No election; Benjamin F. Flanders appointed by Governor Henry Clay Warmoth

John R. Conway	Democrat	13,895
	Republican	13,244

New Orleans mayoral election, 1866
John T. Monroe	3,469
	3,158
	33
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Elections before Civil War[]

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Notes[]

A.^ Only listing candidates who received a vote share of at least 5%

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