Electoral History
- April 1981 City Council (three elected)
- Mark Schwiebert 4,647 23%
- Robert Applegate 3,942 20%
- Margery Bensen 3,860 19%
- Vernon Winter 3,290 16%
- Lloyd Peters 2,658 13%
- Tom Darnell 1,693 9%
- April 1985 City Council 6th Ward (one elected)
- Mark Schwiebert 607 65%
- Earl Strupp 333 35%
- April 1987 City Council 6th Ward
- Mark Schwiebert 414 57%
- William Fields 317 43%
- February Primary of 1989 Mayor (Top two winners nominated)
- Mark Schwiebert 2,559 43%
- James Kerr 1,057 18%
- George Skafidas 992 17%
- Vernon Winter 752 13%
- Margery Bensen 593 10%
- April 1989 Mayor
- Mark Schwiebert 5,512 72%
- James Kerr 2,169 28%
- April 1993 Mayor
- Mark Schwiebert 4,555 88%
- Robert Millett 631 12%
- April 1997 Mayor
- Mark Schwiebert 4,278 85%
- John Kammerer 762 15%
- April 2001 Mayor
- Mark Schwiebert 5,220 82%
- Vincent Thomas 1,141 18%
- April 2005 Mayor
- Mark Schwiebert 3,754 85%
- David Kimbell 653 15%
- Special May Primary for U.S. House 2006
- Phil Hare 17,011 64%
- John Sullivan 7,530 28%
- Mark Schwiebert 1,370 5%
- Micheal Boland 612 2%
- Rob Mellon 98 0%
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