1975 Columbus, Ohio mayoral election

none January 2025 September 2023 Flag of Columbus, Ohio (1965–1975).gif Columbus Mayoral no 1971 Columbus, Ohio mayoral election 1971 1979 Columbus, Ohio mayoral election 1979 November 4, 1975 Tom Moody (politician) (1).jpg Tom Moody Republican Party (United States) 3x4.svg John Rosemond Democratic Party (United States) Mayor Tom Moody Republican Party (United States) Tom Moody Republican Party (United States) The Columbus mayoral election of 1975 was the 75th mayoral election in Columbus, Ohio. It was held on Tuesday, November 4, 1975. Democratic party nominee John Rosemond was defeated by incumbent Republican mayor Tom Moody. Further reading Bradshaw James Columbus City Councilman-Elect Dr John H Rosemond, 3300 E Livingston Ave, Is Profiled The Columbus Dispatch November 5, 1969 Columbus, Ohio 1B Cain David Columbus Mayor Tom Moody and Council President M D Portman Both Declare They Are Entering the 1975 Mayor's Race The Columbus Dispatch January 7, 1975 Columbus, Ohio 1B Cain David Mayor Tom Moody Has Spent $58,337 So Far On His Campaign For Re-election; John Rosemond Has Spent $14,467 On His Bid For the Mayor's Office The Columbus Dispatch October 24, 1975 Columbus, Ohio 1C Cain David Record Number Of Candidates In Cols Mayoral Primary Paves Way For City's First Black Candidate--City Councilman John H Rosemond; He Will Face Mayor Moody In November The Columbus Dispatch June 4, 1975 Columbus, Ohio 1A Cochran Chan Democratic State Rep Michael Stinziano Begins A Full-Scale Organizational and Money-Raising Effort To Run For the Mayor's Office In 1975 The Columbus Dispatch November 15, 1974 Columbus, Ohio 1C Columbus Attorney William J Davis Announces He Is A Democratic Candidate For Mayor Of Columbus The Columbus Dispatch December 27, 1974 Columbus, Ohio 1C Columbus Mayor Tom Moody and Four Incumbent City Council Members Win Re-election; Moody Collects A Landslide 63.1% Of the Votes Cast The Columbus Dispatch November 5, 1975 Columbus, Ohio 1A The Columbus-Franklin Co AFL-CIO Endorses Columbus City Councilman John Rosemond For Mayor (Other Endorsements Listed) The Columbus Dispatch September 19, 1975 Columbus, Ohio 16A Jordan Gene Blacks Didn't Come Close To Voting In A Bloc For John H Rosemond, But He Received 72% Of His Total Votes In Black Wards (Table Of Ward Results For Each Mayoral Primary Candidate) The Columbus Dispatch June 15, 1975 Columbus, Ohio 14C Jordan Gene City Auditor Hugh J Dorrian Tries To Win Nomination For Columbus Mayor; Personal Profile The Columbus Dispatch May 4, 1975 Columbus, Ohio 7B Jordan Gene It Appears Any Of the 5 Democratic Candidates For Mayor In 6/3 Primary Has A Chance At Winning One Of the Spots; Incumbent Republican Mayor Moody Will Probably Fill the Other Spot The Columbus Dispatch June 1, 1975 Columbus, Ohio 1A Jordan Gene M D "Maury" Portman, 61, Senior Of the Six Men Vying For the Two Mayoral Nominations In the 6/3 Primary, Campaigns On the Claim He Is the Most Experienced Candidate In the Field The Columbus Dispatch May 18, 1975 Columbus, Ohio 7B Mayoral Candidates John Rosemond and Tom Moody Exchange Salvos At A Candidates Night At the Northland Mall The Columbus Dispatch September 26, 1975 Columbus, Ohio 8A Photo: Oath Of Office For His Second Term As Mayor The Columbus Dispatch January 1, 1976 Columbus, Ohio 1D Republican City Council Members Charles Petree and Daniel Schoedinger Say They May Not Run For Re-election If GOP Mayor Tom Moody Does Not Also Run Next Year The Columbus Dispatch November 12, 1974 Columbus, Ohio 1D Willey Jack Dr John Rosemond Got Most Votes For Money In June's Mayoral Primary; Fr Co Board Of Election Releases File On How Much Each Candidate Spent On Their Campaign The Columbus Dispatch July 22, 1975 Columbus, Ohio 5A Willey Jack John Rosemond Turned To His Brothers and Sisters To Win In the 6/3 Primary, But He Needs the Help Of Those Who Voted For His Opponents If He Is To Become City's First Black Mayor The Columbus Dispatch June 4, 1975 Columbus, Ohio 1B Category:Mayoral elections in Columbus, Ohio Category:1975 Ohio elections Columbus