List of mayors of Lisbon

This is a list of mayors of Lisbon (Portuguese: Presidente da Câmara Municipal de Lisboa, CML, literally: "President of the Municipal Chamber of Lisbon", and also Portuguese: Presidente do Município de Lisboa, literally: "President of the Municipality of Lisbon"), the capital city of Portugal, and also the most populated.

This office is considered one of the most important in Portugal's politics, even more sought than the office of minister (following António Costa's resignation from a ministerial position to contest the 2007 elections, which he won). Of the nine elected mayors since 1976, two became Prime Minister of Portugal - Pedro Santana Lopes in 2004 and António Costa in 2015; One became President of the Republic - Jorge Sampaio in 1996.

Graphical timeline (since 1974)

Mayors of Lisbon

Portrait Prime minister
(Lifespan) 		Term of office Election Party
Start End Duration
Constitutional Monarchy – Second Liberalism (1834–1910)
Luís Moura
(1801–1865) 		1840 1840 ~1 year — Independent
Joaquim Bonifácio
(1801–1865) 		1840 1840 ~1 year — Independent
José Gomes
(1800–1882) 		1840 1842 ~2 years — Independent
Joaquim Bandeira
(1XXX–1XXX) 		1843 1845 ~2 years — Independent
Luís Cabral
(1763–1XXX) 		1846 1847 ~1 year — Independent
Augusto Silva
(1XXX–1XXX) 		1847 1847 ~1 year — Independent
Gonçalo Carvalho
(1XXX–1XXX) 		November
1847 		2 January
1849 		~2 years — Independent
Nuno Bastos
(1XXX–1XXX) 		1850 1852 ~2 years — Independent
Alberto Carvalho
(1XXX–1XXX) 		1852 1853 ~1 year — Independent
Manuel Monteiro
(1818–1890) 		1854 1858 ~4 years — Independent
Júlio Pimentel
(1809–1884) 		1858 1859 ~1 year — Independent
João Sousa
(1811–1872) 		1859 1860 ~1 year — Independent
António Carvalho
(1818–1864) 		1860 4 August
1864 		~4 years — Independent
Manuel Almeida
(1803–1873) 		1864 2 January
1866 		~2 years — Independent
António Silva
(1806–1894) 		2 January
1866 		5 March
1868 		2 years, 62 days — Independent
Luís Lorena
(1828–1894) 		5 March
1868 		2 January
1870 		1 year, 303 days — Progressist
António Sousa
(1836–1892) 		2 January
1870 		1871 ~1 year — Independent
Francisco Mendonça
(1830–1882) 		1872 1875 ~3 years — Independent
Luís Albuquerque
(1819–1906) 		1876 1877 ~1 year — Independent
António Sousa
(1836–1892) 		23 June
1877 		1 August
1877 		39 days — Independent
Luís Lorena
(1828–1894) 		1 August
1877 		2 January
1878 		154 days — Progressist
José Garcia
(1830–1891) 		2 January
1878 		18 August
1878 		1 year, 303 days — Reformist
José Araújo
(1840–1893) 		18 August
1878 		2 January
1886 		7 years, 137 days — Independent
Fernando Cabral
(1850–1897) 		2 January
1886 		10 March
1890 		4 years, 68 days — Regenerator
Simões Margiochi
(1848–1904) 		11 March
1890 		4 November
1890 		238 days — Regenerator
Pedro Sarmento
(1829–1903) 		4 November
1890 		8 August
1891 		277 days — Independent
Manuel Ottolini
(1840–1898) 		10 August
1891 		2 January
1894 		2 years, 145 days — Independent
Pedro Franco
(1833–1902) 		2 January
1894 		15 February
1897 		3 years, 44 days — Progressist
Zófimo Pedroso
(1851–1910) 		15 February
1897 		1 January
1899 		1 year, 321 days — Republican
Pedro Franco
(1833–1902) 		1 January
1899 		11 September
1901 		2 years, 192 days — Progressist
António de Ávila
(1842–1917) 		11 September
1901 		1902 ~1 year — Independent
António Castelo Branco
(1842–1916) 		1904 1907 ~3 years — Independent
Teodoro Basto
(1839–1920) 		3 January
1907 		6 June
1907 		154 days — Independent
José Sousa
(1858–1925) 		8 June
1907 		17 February
1908 		254 days — Regenerator
António Castelo Branco
(1842–1916) 		1908 1908 ~1 year — Independent
First Republic (1910–1926)
Anselmo Freire
(1849–1921) 		27 October
1910 		1 February
1913 		2 years, 97 days — Independent
António Barreto
(1853–1939) 		6 February
1913 		2 January
1914 		330 days — Independent
João Menezes
(1854–1942) 		2 January
1914 		18 April
1914 		107 days — Independent
Eduardo Basto
(1875–1942) 		18 April
1914 		12 December
1914 		238 days — Independent
Henrique Vilhena
(1879–1958) 		2 January
1915 		1 November
1915 		238 days — Independent
João Gomes
(1868–1929) 		1 November
1915 		2 January
1918 		2 years, 62 days — Independent
Alfredo Gaspar
(1865–1938) 		2 January
1918 		14 January
1918 		12 days — Independent
José Maia
(1878–1921) 		14 January
1918 		9 March
1918 		54 days — Independent
Zeferino Pacheco
(1856–1924) 		15 March
1918 		27 June
1918 		104 days — Independent
José Castro
(1870–1954) 		June
1918 		February
1919 		~1 year — Independent
Alberto Vidal
(1871–1967) 		7 March
1919 		16 June
1919 		101 days — Independent
Alfredo Gaspar
(1865–1938) 		16 June
1919 		2 January
1920 		200 days — Independent
Agostinho Estrela
(1867–1952) 		2 January
1920 		3 April
1923 		3 years, 91 days — Independent
Albano Durão
(1871–1925) 		5 April
1923 		13 November
1925 		1 year, 222 days — Republican
Sebastião Santos
(1881–1939) 		23 November
1925 		31 December
1925 		38 days — Independent
João Menezes
(1854–1942) 		2 January
1926 		2 July
1926 		181 days — Independent
Ditadura Nacional – Military Dictatorship (1926–1932)
José Freitas
(1869–1952) 		2 July
1926 		31 December
1934 		7 years, 181 days — Independent
Eugénio Ferreira
(1867–1947) 		26 August
1927 		15 August
1929 		1 year, 354 days — Independent
Estado Novo – New State (1932–1974)
Adriano Macedo
(1870–1933) 		17 February
1932 		19 May 1932
1932 		91 days — Independent
Henrique Lima
(1876–1953) 		18 February
1934 		31 December
1934 		316 days — Independent
Daniel Sousa
(1867–1958) 		31 December
1934 		31 December
1937 		3 years — Independent
Duarte Pacheco
(1900–1943) 		3 January
1938 		16 November
1943 		5 years, 317 days — Independent
Eduardo Carvalho
(1891–1970) 		25 March
1938 		4 March
1944 		5 years, 344 days — Independent
Álvaro Barreto
(1890–1975) 		6 March
1944 		28 March
1959 		15 years, 22 days — Independent
António Borges
(1901–1986) 		30 March
1959 		28 February
1970 		10 years, 334 days — Independent
Fernando Castro
(1922–1983) 		11 March
1970 		20 October
1972 		2 years, 223 days — Independent
António Sebastião
(1919–2005) 		27 October
1972 		7 May
1974 		1 year, 192 days — Independent
Third Republic (1974–present)
João Conceição
(1927–) 		7 May
1974 		2 September
1974 		118 days — Independent
Joaquim Rodrigues
(1925–2004) 		2 September
1974 		19 November
1975 		1 year, 78 days — Independent
Lino Ferreira
(1936–) 		18 December
1975 		30 December
1976 		1 year, 12 days — Independent
Aquilino Machado
(1930–2012) 		4 January
1977 		8 January
1980 		3 years, 4 days 1976 Socialist
Nuno Krus Abecasis
(1929–1999) 		8 January
1980 		22 January
1990 		10 years, 14 days 1979 Democratic Social Center
Social Democratic
1982
1985
Jorge Sampaio
(1939–2021) 		22 January
1990 		15 November
1995 		5 years, 297 days 1989 Socialist
1993
João Soares
(1949–) 		15 November
1995 		23 January
2002 		6 years, 296 days — Socialist
1997
Pedro Santana Lopes
(1956–) 		23 January
2002 		17 July
2004 		2 years, 176 days 2001 Social Democratic
Carmona Rodrigues
(1956–) 		17 July
2004 		14 March
2005 		240 days — Social Democratic
Pedro Santana Lopes
(1956–) 		14 March
2005 		28 October
2005 		228 days — Social Democratic
Carmona Rodrigues
(1956–) 		28 October
2005 		17 May
2007 		1 year, 201 days 2005 Social Democratic
Marina Ferreira
(1959–) 		18 May
2007 		31 July
2007 		74 days — Social Democratic
António Costa
(1961–) 		1 August
2007 		6 April
2015 		7 years, 248 days 2007 Socialist
2009
2013
Fernando Medina
(1973–) 		6 April
2015 		18 October
2021 		6 years, 195 days — Socialist
2017
Carlos Moedas
(1970–) 		18 October
2021 		Incumbent 4 years, 159 days 2021 Social Democratic
2025

See also

References

  • "Lisbon 2007-07-01 Elections announcement". Público. Retrieved 13 March 2008.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: deprecated archival service (link)
  • "Lisbon Pre-2007-07-01 Elections chronology". Retrieved 13 March 2008.
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