Jerry Edwin Abramson is a Democratic politician who is the longest serving Mayor of Louisville, Kentucky. Before his current term as the Metro Mayor of the merged city-county government Louisville Metro (a merger he championed), Abramson was the only person to have served three terms as Mayor of Louisville, fulfilling the allowed term limit. Abramson's original third term was extended by one year as part of a state-mandated transition to align the dates of local and federal elections.
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- Jerry Edwin Abramson is a Democratic politician who is the longest serving Mayor of Louisville, Kentucky. Before his current term as the Metro Mayor of the merged city-county government Louisville Metro (a merger he championed), Abramson was the only person to have served three terms as Mayor of Louisville, fulfilling the allowed term limit. Abramson's original third term was extended by one year as part of a state-mandated transition to align the dates of local and federal elections. Abramson's long period of service to Louisville as its mayor, as well as the fact that Abramson has never faced strong opposition in mayoral elections heretofore, has led to the nickname of "mayor for life" being used locally, including by Louisville's own popular radio personality Terry Meiners. Abramson's popularity has resulted in Bluegrass Poll approval ratings ranging from a 91 percent high in 1990 to a 73 percent low in 1994. From 1993 to 1994, he was President of the United States Conference of Mayors. He is currently a member of the Mayors Against Illegal Guns Coalition, an organization formed in 2006 and co-chaired by New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg and Boston mayor Thomas Menino. On July 19, 2009, Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear announced that Abramson would be his running mate in his re-election campaign in 2011.
- Jerry Edwin Abramson est un homme politique américain, né le 12 septembre 1946. Il est membre du parti démocrate. Fils d'un épicier, il devient avocat et est élu maire de Louisville dans le Kentucky en 1985. Il sera réélu deux fois avant que la loi sur la limitation des mandats le contraigne à quitter le pouvoir. La fusion de Louisville et du comté de Jefferson ayant remis "les compteurs à zéro", il est élu en 2002 avec 73,4 % des voix et réélu en 2006. Ses premiers mandats de maire 1985-1998 sont marqués par une croissance économique de Louisville. Il a lancé un vaste programme d'embellissement de la ville, revitalisé les rives de l'Ohio, étendu l'aéroport international et attiré plusieurs sièges sociaux de grandes sociétés.
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- Jerry Edwin Abramson is a Democratic politician who is the longest serving Mayor of Louisville, Kentucky. Before his current term as the Metro Mayor of the merged city-county government Louisville Metro (a merger he championed), Abramson was the only person to have served three terms as Mayor of Louisville, fulfilling the allowed term limit. Abramson's original third term was extended by one year as part of a state-mandated transition to align the dates of local and federal elections.
- Jerry Edwin Abramson est un homme politique américain, né le 12 septembre 1946. Il est membre du parti démocrate. Fils d'un épicier, il devient avocat et est élu maire de Louisville dans le Kentucky en 1985. Il sera réélu deux fois avant que la loi sur la limitation des mandats le contraigne à quitter le pouvoir. La fusion de Louisville et du comté de Jefferson ayant remis "les compteurs à zéro", il est élu en 2002 avec 73,4 % des voix et réélu en 2006.
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