2029 Election — Mayor of Jackson

Jackson Mayor · 2029 · educational cover · city-run action · American Future Type
This is Side Two
This page is the arena for this office, this cycle. Unique teaching for the job lives on the office twin.
It is not a campaign. Names belong on the official sample ballot. No crown.
The June clock — not 2026, not November
- Next regular Mayor election: June 2029 (four-year municipal clock; last Mayor election 3 June 2025)
- Not 2026. Jackson does not elect a Mayor in even federal years. A 2026 district-attorney special on this land is a different office. Mississippi’s 2026 statewide ballot is a different hiring. Do not invent a 2026 Mayor race for this city.
- Not November. Mississippi municipal generals sit on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in June. Northern capitals that hire in November are not this clock.
- Spring primary. Mississippi municipal primaries sit in April of the municipal year, with a runoff if the law requires one. Confirm the 2029 dates on the municipal clerk and the Secretary of State. Do not print an April Tuesday from memory.
This is not a Governor race. Mississippi’s Governor clock is a different office. The 2026 statewide ballot is not this Mayor’s hiring.
Official sample ballot
Do not take names from a news comment or a text thread.
- Official candidate list / sample ballot — City Clerk / jacksonms.gov
- Mississippi Secretary of State — elections
- Current Mayor of record — Mayor’s Office on jacksonms.gov
- Voter registration — Secretary of State voter status tools
If a site and the official sample ballot disagree, the sample ballot wins.
You are hiring the Mayor of Jackson for this city — four years, strong-mayor Chapter 8, seven-ward Council as the check, police / fire / pipes as the night the city actually runs. Read the office page first.
Remedy, relief, service, due process, rights
A resident who was mistreated files on the city’s official complaint and professional-standards doors, not on a comment section. Disaster and mutual aid on the Pearl are a city minute before the state desk. Service is the night shift: a hydrant, a pump, a plow that is rare here and still real, a ladder company. Due process does not pause because a radio is busy. Rights — counsel, property, peaceable assembly, equal protection from West Jackson to the reservoir edge — are why the office exists.
Confirm every door on official sites. This page does not tell anyone who to vote for.