Politicians
- John Allen (died 1851), co-founder of Ann Arbor, attorney, state senator
- Bruce Bartlett, historian, political adviser
- Louis D. Belcher, mayor
- Elizabeth Brater, state senator
- Thomas M. Cooley (1824–1898), chief justice, Michigan Supreme Court
- Samuel J. Eldersveld (1917–2010), political scientist, mayor
- James Kingsley (1797-1878), attorney, state legislator, mayor
- Chris Kolb, state legislator, first openly gay member of the Michigan legislature
- William S. Maynard (1802–1866), merchant, land developer, mayor
- Robert D. Orr [1917 – 2004), governor of Indiana
- Edward C. Pierce (1930–2002), physician, mayor of Ann Arbor
- Elisha Rumsey (died 1827), co-founder of Ann Arbor in 1824
- Ingrid Sheldon, mayor
- Neil Staebler (1905–2000), congressman, Democratic politician
- L. D. Taylor (1857–1946), mayor of Vancouver
- Albert H. Wheeler (1915-1994), microbiologist, first African American mayor of Ann Arbor
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