List of mayors of Sofia
List

List of mayors of Sofia

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No.	from	until	mayor (кмет, kmet)	notes

1	10 February 1878	8 June 1878	Manolaki Tashev	first mayor; assigned by the Provisional Russian Administration; died from cancer

2	9 June 1878	1 August 1878	Dimitar Hadzhikotsev

3	2 August 1878	29 December 1878	Dimitar Dimov

4	30 December 1878	13 September 1879	Todoraki Peshev

5	14 September 1879	30 June 1890	Dimitar Traykovich

6	1 July 1880	30 December 1880	Todor Ikonomov

7	15 February 1881	30 September 1881	Nikola Daskalov

8	1 October 1881	29 April 1883	Ivan Hadzhienov

9	30 April 1883	27 December 1883	Nikola Suknarov

10	28 December 1883	9 May 1884	Dimitar Hadzhikotsev

11	10 May 1884	24 August 1885	Todoraki Peshev	2nd inconsecutive term

12	25 August 1885	19 October 1886	Ivan Slaveykov

13	20 October 1886	1 November 1887	Yosif Kovachev

14	21 November 1887	31 August 1888	Nikola Daskalov	2nd nonconsecutive term

15	1 September 1888	7 October 1893	Dimitar Petkov

16	18 October 1893	31 May 1894	Hristo Blagoev

17	16 July 1894	15 July 1895	Ivan Grozev

18	16 July 1895	30 September 1896	Dr. Dimitar Mollov

19	1 October 1896	7 April 1897	Grigor Nachovich

20	8 April 1897	11 April 1899	Dimitar Yablanski

21	12 April 1899	4 January 1901	Hristo Popov

22	4 April 1901	23 September 1903	Petar Chernev

23	2 March 1904	7 July 1905	Petko Nikolov

24	8 July 1905	21 March 1908	Martin Todorov

25	22 March 1908	31 March 1908	Dr. Georgi Sarafov	shortest term, 9 days

26	1 April 1908	31 July 1908	Atanas Hranov (mayor)

27	1 August 1908	18 October 1910	Evstati Kirkov

28	1 November 1910	17 August 1911	Konstantin Batolov

29	27 September 1911	22 May 1912	Haralampi Karastoyanov

30	23 May 1912	11 February 1914	Ivan Geshov

31	12 February 1914	18 March 1915	Petko Todorov

32	23 June 1915	11 August 1918	Radi Radev

33	12 September 1918	5 September 1920	Dr. Georgi Kalinkov

34	6 September 1920	8 June 1922	Konstantin Batolov	2nd nonconsecutive term

35	8 June 1922	9 June 1923	Krum Popov	shot during a coup d'état

36	10 June 1923	13 July 1924	Ivan Ploshtakov

37	14 July 1924	16 April 1925	Paskal Paskalev	killed in the St Nedelya Church bomb attack

38	10 June 1925	13 November 1925	Georgi Madzharov	shot on the street by a dismissed director

39	7 April 1926	14 March 1932	Gen. Vladimir Vazov

40	14 March 1932	20 February 1933	Boyan Nachov

41	20 February 1933	25 May 1934	Dr. Haralampi Oroshakov

42	25 May 1934	9 September 1944	Ivan Ivanov	longest term; deposed during a coup d'état

43	10 September 1944	19 September 1944	Petar Slavinski	shortest term, 9 days

44	23 September 1944	22 March 1945	Prof. Aleksi Kvartirnikov

45	22 March 1945	29 October 1945	Nikola Bronzov

46	1 November 1945	2 March 1948	Slavcho Stoilov

47	2 March 1948	27 May 1949	Prof. Dobri Radistilov

48	27 May 1949	1 November 1949	Todor Zhivkov

49	1 November 1949	22 December 1952	Dr. Ivan Pashov

50	22 December 1952	7 September 1961	Dimitar Popov

51	7 September 1961	20 September 1967	Georgi Petkov

52	20 September 1967	11 November 1971	Georgi Stoilov

53	11 November 1971	5 December 1977	Ivan Panev

54	7 March 1978	15 April 1986	Petar Mezhdurechki

55	15 April 1986	27 July 1990	Stefan Ninov

56	17 October 1990	20 October 1991	Aleksandar Karakachanov	interim; Union of Democratic Forces

57	21 October 1991	1995	Prof. Aleksandar Yanchulev	first elected mayor; Union of Democratic Forces

58	19 November 1995	29 June 2005	Stefan Sofiyanski	Union of Democratic Forces and Union of Free Democrats

59	30 June 2005	9 November 2005	Minko Gerdzhikov	interim

60	10 November 2005	29 July 2009	Gen. Boyko Borisov	Independent and GERB

61	29 July 2009	23 November 2009	Minko Gerdzhikov	interim; GERB

62	23 November 2009	6 October 2011	Yordanka Fandakova	first female mayor; GERB

63	6 October 2011	8 November 2011	Maria Boyadzhiyska	interim; GERB

64	8 November 2011	Incumbent	Yordanka Fandakova	GERB; 2nd consecutive term

Sentence(s)

Grigor Nachovich served as a mayor of Sofia in 1896–1897.

final_sentence: Grigor Nachovich served as a mayor of Sofia in 1896–1897.