Politics
Mayors
- 1940–1941 PRI Ezequiel Martínez Aguilar
- 1942 PRI Dr. Rafael Aceves Alvarado
- 1943 PRI Roberto Chavolla Bernúdez
- 1944 PRI Miguel Camarena Pérez
- 1944–1945 PRI Antonio Licea Luna
- 1946 PRI Manuel Rodríguez Guillen
- 1946 PRI Angel Pichardo
- 1947 PRI José Arroyo Domínguez
- 1948 PRI J. Reyes Rojas
- 1949–1950 PRI José Villegas Hernández
- 1951 PRI Luis Trillo Meza
- 1952 PRI Carlos Avila Escoto
- 1953 PRI Luis Trillo Meza
- 1954 PRI Carlos López Gallegos
- 1955 PRI Ing. José García Castillo
- 1956 PRI Agustín Belmonte Belmonte
- 1957–1958 PRI Lic. Pedro Elorza Aguilar
- 1959 PRI Ricardo Guerrero Celedón
- 1960–1961 PRI Benjamín Torres Rojas
- 1962 PRI José Villegas Hernández
- 1963–1964 PRI Dr. Javier García Castillo
- 1965 PRI Agustín Belmonte Munguía
- 1966–1968 PRI José Luis Fernández Alba
- 1969–1971 PRI Lic. Rodolfo Ramírez Trillo
- 1972–1974 PRI Dr. Marco Antonio Aviña
- 1975–1976 PRI Arq. Pablo Aguilera Navarro
- 1977 PRI C.P. Julián Morales
- 1978–1980 PRI Lic. José Vicente Aguilar Rizo
- 1981–1983 PRI Guillermo Alvarado Magdaleno
- 1984–1986 PRI Guillermo Rizo Hernández
- 1986 PRI Profr. Rogelio Baltierra Flores
- 1987–1989 PRI José Luis Fernández Alba
- 1990–1991 PRI Eduardo Villaseñor Peña
- 1991–1992 PRI C.P. Alipio Bribiesca Tafolla
- 1993–1995 PRI Ing. José Adolfo Mena Rojas
- 1996–1998 PAN Ing. Raúl García Castillo
- 1999–2001 PRI Ramón Maya Morales
- 2002–2004 PRI Lic. Jaime Mares Camarena
- 2005–2007 PAN Arturo Torres Santos
- 2008–2011 PAN Ricardo Guzman Romero
- 2008–2011 PAN Jose Padilla Alfaro
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