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The designation for the chief executive for the city of [[Jacksonville]] is [[mayor]]. The first mayor was elected in [[1832]]. A new city [[charter]] in [[1841]] changed the titled to "Intendant" until [[1859]] when it was changed back to [[mayor]]. The information on mayors of Jacksonville from [[1832]] to [[1848]] is limited, mostly due to the [[Jacksonville#Great_Fire_of_1901|Great Fire of 1901]] destroying some of the records. Most of the information available today was taken from newspapers published during this period.
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{{Politics of Jacksonville}}
The '''mayor of Jacksonville''' is the chief executive for the city of [[Jacksonville, Florida]]. Jacksonville currently utilizes the [[strong mayor]] form of government in which the [[mayor]] currently has significant powers compared to the [[Jacksonville City Council]]. Ever since the land [[Jacksonville Consolidation|consolidation]] of Jacksonville as early as the late 19th century with the rest of [[Duval County, Florida]], and further consolidation around 1968; the mayor is considered the administrator over the entire county. The incumbent is [[Donna Deegan]], who was elected in the [[2023 Jacksonville mayoral election|2023 election]].
 
==History==
There was no election for mayor in [[1840]], nor during the [[US Civil War|Civil War]] in [[1862]], [[1863]], and [[1864]]. In the period immediately following the Civil War, the mayors of Jacksonville had no real power, with the city being administered by the [[US Military]].
The first mayor of [[Jacksonville]], [[William J. Mills (mayor)|William J. Mills]], was elected in 1832. A new city charter in 1841 changed the titled to "Intendant" until 1859 when it was changed back to mayor. The information on mayors of Jacksonville from 1832 to 1848 is limited, mostly due to the [[Great Fire of 1901]] which destroyed some of the city's records. Most of the information available today was taken from newspapers published during the period.
 
There was no election for mayor in 1840, nor during the [[American Civil War|Civil War]] in 1862, 1863, and 1864. During the [[Reconstruction era of the United States|Reconstruction era]], mayoral elections resumed but the position had no real power, with the city being administered by the [[United States Military]]. There was no set amount of time in which one person can stay as mayor.
On [[May 31]], [[1887]], the city instituted a new [[charter]], annexing the cities of LaVilla and Fairfield and most of the Springfield community into the city. The term of office for the mayor was also increased from one year to two year. The currently serving mayor, J.Q. Burbridge, had been elected on [[April 8]], but the new charter call for a new election had to be held. On [[December 13]], [[1887]] another election was help and C.B. Smith, a Republican, was elected mayor with a large number of [[African Americans]] voting for Smith. In an effort to stop, what was viewed by some as, outside interfernce and to prevent the [[African American]] citizen participation in local affairs, the [[United States Democratic Party|Democratic Party]] members of the city, with the cooperation with the Conservative Republicans, petitioned the [[Florida State Legislature]] to change the city [[charter]]. The result was that direct election of mayors in the city was abolished from [[1889]] until [[1893]]. Mayors during this period were elected by the city council, who were appointed by the [[Governor of Florida]].
 
On May 31, 1887, the city instituted a new charter, annexing several suburbs, including [[LaVilla]], [[Springfield, Jacksonville, Florida|Springfield]], [[Riverside, Jacksonville, Florida|Riverside]], Brooklyn, East Jacksonville, and Fairfield. The mayor's term of office was also increased from one year to two. The mayor serving at the time, [[John Quincy Burbridge]], had been elected on April 8 of that year, but the new charter required a new election to be held. On December 13, 1887, another election was held and [[Charles Bristol Smith]], a [[Republican Party (United States)|Republican]], won with support from members of the city's large African American community. After this, local [[Democratic Party (United States)|Democrats]] petitioned the [[Florida State Legislature]] to change the city charter once again in an effort to curb Republican and black participation in local politics. The result was that direct election of mayors in the city was abolished from 1889 until 1893. Mayors during this period were elected by the city council, who were appointed by the [[governor of Florida]].
On [[October 1]], [[1968]] the [[Duval County, Florida|Duval County]] and [[Jacksonville|City of Jacksonville]] governments were merged into one, a measure called "consolidation". The currently serving mayor, Hans Tanzler, had just taken office on [[June 23]], [[1967]], however, consolidation meant that he would have to run again for the office of mayor for the newly consolidated city government. Hans Tanzler was re-elected and took office on [[March 1]], 1968.
 
 
=Mayors of Jacksonville, Florida=
 
The following is a list of [[mayor]]s of [[Jacksonville]], [[Florida]]:
 
The city's charter changed several times over the next several decades, and additional areas were annexed, expanding the city limits. The biggest change to local government, however, was the [[Jacksonville Consolidation]], which took effect on October 1, 1968. In this measure, the [[Duval County, Florida|Duval County]] and [[Jacksonville, Florida|City of Jacksonville]] governments were [[Consolidated city-county|consolidated]], expanding the city limits to include almost the entire county. Mayor [[Hans Tanzler]] had just taken office on June 23, 1967; however, consolidation meant that he would have to run again for the office of mayor for the newly consolidated city government. Tanzler was re-elected and took office on March 1, 1968. Since that time mayors have been elected every four years. Voters in 1991 approved a two-term limit for Duval constitutional officers.<ref>{{cite news |last1=Hong |first1=Christopher |title=Term limit increase set for vote Tuesday before Jacksonville City Council |url=https://www.jacksonville.com/story/news/politics/2016/02/08/term-limit-increase-set-vote-tuesday-jacksonville-city-council/15699215007/ |access-date=26 May 2023 |agency=Jacksonville.com |publisher=Florida Times-Union |date=February 8, 2016}}</ref>
 
==Mayors of Jacksonville, Florida==
The following is a list of mayors of Jacksonville:
 
===Pre-Civil War mayors===
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| bgcolor=#cccccc | '''#'''
! Mayor
| bgcolor=#cccccc | '''Name'''
! Took office
| bgcolor=#cccccc | '''Took Office'''
! Left office
| bgcolor=#cccccc | '''Left Office'''
|-
| 1
| bgcolor=#ffdead | 1
| bgcolor=#ffdead[[William |J. Mills (mayor)|William J. Mills]]
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1832]]
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1835]]
|-
| 2
| bgcolor=#ffdead | 2
| bgcolor=#ffdead | ''Unknown''
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1835]]
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1838]]
|-
| 3
| bgcolor=#ffdead | 3
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[Stephen Eddy]]
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1839]]
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1840]]
|-
| 4
| bgcolor=#ffdead | 4
| bgcolor=#ffdead | '''None'''
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1840]]
|1841
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1841]]
|}
 
===Intendant period===
 
{|class = "wikitable"
===Intendant Period===
! #
{| border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2
! Name
| bgcolor=#cccccc | '''#'''
! Took office
| bgcolor=#cccccc | '''Name'''
! Left office
| bgcolor=#cccccc | '''Took Office'''
| bgcolor=#cccccc | '''Left Office'''
|-
| 1
| bgcolor=#ffdead | 1
| bgcolor=#ffdead | ''Unknown''
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1841]]
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1844]]
|-
| 2
| bgcolor=#ffdead | 2
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[Obediah Congar]]
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1844]]
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1845]]
|-
| 3
| bgcolor=#ffdead | 3
| bgcolor=#ffdead | ''Unknown''
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1845]]
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1846]]
|-
| 4
| bgcolor=#ffdead | 4
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[Joseph B. Lancaster]]
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1846]]
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1847]]
|-
| 5
| bgcolor=#ffdead | 5
| bgcolor=#ffdead[[Oliver |Wood (mayor)|Oliver Wood]]
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1847]]
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1848]]
|-
| 6
| bgcolor=#ffdead | 6
| bgcolor=#ffdead | ''Unknown''
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1848]]
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1849]]
|-
| 7
| bgcolor=#ffdead | 7
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[Rodney Dorman]]
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1849]]
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1850]]
|-
| 8
| bgcolor=#ffdead | 8
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[J. McRobert Baker]]
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1850]]
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1851]]
|-
| 9
| bgcolor=#ffdead | 9
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[Rodney Dorman]]
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1851]]
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1852]]
|-
| 10
| bgcolor=#ffdead | 10
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[Henry D. Holland]]
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1852]]
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1853]]
|-
| 11
| bgcolor=#ffdead | 11
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[Isaac Swart]]
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1853]]
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1854]]
|-
| 12
| bgcolor=#ffdead | 12
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[F. C. Barrett]]
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1854]]
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1855]]
|-
| 13
| bgcolor=#ffdead | 13
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[Philip FrazerFraser]]
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1855]]
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1856]]
|-
| 14
| bgcolor=#ffdead | 14
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[F. I. Wheaton]]
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1856]]
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1857]]
|-
| 15
| bgcolor=#ffdead | 15
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[George C. Gibbs]]
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1856]]
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1857]]
|-
| 16
| bgcolor=#ffdead | 16
| bgcolor=#ffdead[[John |S. Murdock (mayor)|John S. Murdock]]
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1858]]
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1859]]
|}
 
===Pre-Civil War Mayorsmayors Revivedrevived===
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! #
| bgcolor=#cccccc | '''#'''
! Name
| bgcolor=#cccccc | '''Name'''
! Took office
| bgcolor=#cccccc | '''Took Office'''
! Left office
| bgcolor=#cccccc | '''Left Office'''
|-
| 1
| bgcolor=#ffdead | 1
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[Holmes Steele ]]
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1859]]
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1860]]
|-
| 2
| bgcolor=#ffdead | 2
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[Halstead H. Hoeg]]
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1861]]
| bgcolor=#ffdead | [[1862]]
|}
 
There were no elections held in [[1862]], [[1863]], &and [[1864]].
 
===Pre-consolidation mayors===
{|class = "wikitable"
{| border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2
! #
| bgcolor=#cccccc | '''#'''
! Name
| bgcolor=#cccccc | '''Name'''
! Took office
| bgcolor=#cccccc | '''Took Office'''
! Left office
| bgcolor=#cccccc | '''Left Office'''
! Party
| bgcolor=#cccccc | '''Party'''
|-{{Party shading/Democratic}}
|-
| 1
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | 1
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[Halstead H. Hoeg]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1865]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1866]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[United States Democratic Party|DemocratDemocratic]]
|-{{Party shading/Democratic}}
|-
| 2
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | 2
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[Holmes Steele]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1866]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1867]]
| Democratic
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[United States Democratic Party|Democrat]]
|-{{Party shading/Democratic}}
|-
| 3
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | 3
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF[[John |Clark (mayor)|John Clark]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1867]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1868]]
| Democratic
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[United States Democratic Party|Democrat]]
|-{{Party shading/Democratic}}
|-
| 4
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | 4
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF[[Edward |Hopkins (mayor)|Edward Hopkins]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1868]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1870]]
| Democratic
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[United States Democratic Party|Democrat]]
|-{{Party shading/Republican}}
|-
| 5
| bgcolor=#FFE8E8 | 5
| bgcolor=#FFE8E8[[Peter |Jones (mayor)|Peter Jones]]
| bgcolor=#FFE8E8 | [[1870]]
| bgcolor=#FFE8E8 | [[1873]]
| bgcolor=#FFE8E8 | [[United States Republican Party|Republican]]
|-{{Party shading/Republican}}
|-
| 6
| bgcolor=#FFE8E8 | 6
| bgcolor=#FFE8E8 | [[J. C. Greeley]]
| bgcolor=#FFE8E8 | [[1873]]
| bgcolor=#FFE8E8 | [[1874]]
| Republican
| bgcolor=#FFE8E8 | [[United States Republican Party|Republican]]
|-{{Party shading/Republican}}
|-
| 7
| bgcolor=#FFE8E8 | 7
| bgcolor=#FFE8E8[[Peter |Jones (mayor)|Peter Jones]]
| bgcolor=#FFE8E8 | [[1874]]
| bgcolor=#FFE8E8 | [[1876]]
| Republican
| bgcolor=#FFE8E8 | [[United States Republican Party|Republican]]
|-{{Party shading/Democratic}}
|-
| 8
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | 8
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[Luther McConihe]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1876]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1877]]
| Democratic
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[United States Democratic Party|Democrat]]
|-{{Party shading/Democratic}}
|-
| 9
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | 9
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[W. Stokes Boyd]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1877]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1878]]
| Democratic
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[United States Democratic Party|Democrat]]
|-{{Party shading/Democratic}}
|-
| 10
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | 10
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[Luther McConihe]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1878]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1879]]
| Democratic
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[United States Democratic Party|Democrat]]
|-{{Party shading/Republican}}
|-
| 11
| bgcolor=#FFE8E8 | 11
| bgcolor=#FFE8E8[[Peter |Jones (mayor)|Peter Jones]]
| bgcolor=#FFE8E8 | [[1879]]
| bgcolor=#FFE8E8 | [[1880]]
| Republican
| bgcolor=#FFE8E8 | [[United States Republican Party|Republican]]
|-{{Party shading/Republican}}
|-
| 12
| bgcolor=#FFE8E8 | 12
| bgcolor=#FFE8E8 | [[J. Ramsey Dey]]
| bgcolor=#FFE8E8 | [[1880]]
| bgcolor=#FFE8E8 | [[1881]]
| Republican
| bgcolor=#FFE8E8 | [[United States Republican Party|Republican]]
|-{{Party shading/Democratic}}
|-
| 13
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | 13
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[Morris A. Dzialynski]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1881]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1883]]
| Democratic
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[United States Democratic Party|Democrat]]
|-{{Party shading/Democratic}}
|-
| 14
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | 14
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF[[William | W. McClawsMcLaw Dancy]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1883]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1885]]
| Democratic
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[United States Democratic Party|Democrat]]
|-{{Party shading/Democratic}}
|-
| 15
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | 15
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | M[[Marshall.C. Rice]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1885]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1886]]
| Democratic
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[United States Democratic Party|Democrat]]
|-{{Party shading/Democratic}}
|-
| 16
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | 16
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF[[Patrick |McQuaid (mayor)|Patrick McQuaid]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1886]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1887]]
| Democratic
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[United States Democratic Party|Democrat]]
|-{{Party shading/Democratic}}
|-
| 17
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | 17
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF[[John | J.Q.Quincy Burbridge]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1887]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1887]]
| Democratic
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[United States Democratic Party|Democrat]]
|-{{Party shading/Republican}}
|-
| 18
| bgcolor=#FFE8E8 | 18
| bgcolor=#FFE8E8[[Charles | C.B.Bristol Smith]]
| bgcolor=#FFE8E8 | [[1887]]
| bgcolor=#FFE8E8 | [[1888]]
| Republican
| bgcolor=#FFE8E8 | [[United States Republican Party|Republican]]
|-{{Party shading/Democratic}}
|-
| 19
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | 19
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF[[Patrick |McQuaid (mayor)|Patrick McQuaid]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1888]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1891]]
| Democratic
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[United States Democratic Party|Democrat]]
|-{{Party shading/Democratic}}
|-
| 20
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | 20
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF[[Henry |Robinson (mayor)|Henry Robinson]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1891]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1893]]
| Democratic
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[United States Democratic Party|Democrat]]
|-{{Party shading/Democratic}}
|-
| 21
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | 21
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[Duncan U. Fletcher ]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1893]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1895]]
| Democratic
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[United States Democratic Party|Democrat]]
|-{{Party shading/Democratic}}
|-
| 22
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | 22
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[William M. Bostwick ]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1895]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1897]]
| Democratic
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[United States Democratic Party|Democrat]]
|-{{Party shading/Democratic}}
|-
| 23
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | 23
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | William[[Raymond D. Knight]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1897]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1899]]
| Democratic
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[United States Democratic Party|Democrat]]
|-{{Party shading/Democratic}}
|-
| 24
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | 24
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[J. E. T. Bowden]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1899]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1901]]
| Democratic
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[United States Democratic Party|Democrat]]
|-{{Party shading/Democratic}}
|-
| 25
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | 25
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[Duncan U. Fletcher]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1901]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1903]]
| Democratic
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[United States Democratic Party|Democrat]]
|-{{Party shading/Democratic}}
|-
| 26
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | 26
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[George M. Nolan]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1903]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1906]]
| Democratic
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[United States Democratic Party|Democrat]]
|-{{Party shading/Democratic}}
|-
| 27
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | 27
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF[[William |H. Baker (mayor)|William H. Baker]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1906]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1907]]
| Democratic
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[United States Democratic Party|Democrat]]
|-{{Party shading/Democratic}}
|-
| 28
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | 28
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[William H. Sebring]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1907]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1909]]
| Democratic
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[United States Democratic Party|Democrat]]
|-{{Party shading/Democratic}}
|-
| 29
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | 29
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[William S. Jordan]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1909]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1913]]
| Democratic
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[United States Democratic Party|Democrat]]
|-{{Party shading/Democratic}}
|-
| 30
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | 30
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[Van C. Swearingen]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1913]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1915]]
| Democratic
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[United States Democratic Party|Democrat]]
|-{{Party shading/Democratic}}
|-
| 31
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | 31
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[J. E. T. Bowden]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1915]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1917]]
| Democratic
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[United States Democratic Party|Democrat]]
|-{{Party shading/Democratic}}
|-
| 32
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | 32
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[John W. Martin]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1917]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1923]]
| Democratic
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[United States Democratic Party|Democrat]]
|-{{Party shading/Democratic}}
|-
| 32
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | 32
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[John T. Alsop, Jr.]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1923]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1937]]
| Democratic
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[United States Democratic Party|Democrat]]
|-{{Party shading/Democratic}}
|-
| 32
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | 32
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[George C. Blume]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1937]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1941]]
| Democratic
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[United States Democratic Party|Democrat]]
|-{{Party shading/Democratic}}
|-
| 33
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | 33
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[John T. Alsop, Jr.]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1941]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1945]]
| Democratic
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[United States Democratic Party|Democrat]]
|-{{Party shading/Democratic}}
|-
| 34
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | 34
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF[[C. |Frank Whitehead (mayor)|Frank Whitehead]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1945]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1949]]
| Democratic
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[United States Democratic Party|Democrat]]
|-{{Party shading/Democratic}}
|-
| 35
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | 35
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF |[[W. Haydon Burns]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1949]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1965]]
| Democratic
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[United States Democratic Party|Democrat]]
|-{{Party shading/Democratic}}
|-
| 36
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | 36
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[Lou Ritter]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1965]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1967]]
| Democratic
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[United States Democratic Party|Democrat]]
|-{{Party shading/Democratic}}
|-
| 37
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | 37
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[Hans Tanzler]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1967]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1968]]
| Democratic
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[United States Democratic Party|Democrat]]
|}
 
===Consolidated city mayors===
{|class = "wikitable"
{| border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2
! #
| bgcolor=#cccccc | '''#'''
! Name
| bgcolor=#cccccc | '''Name'''
! Took office
| bgcolor=#cccccc | '''Took Office'''
! Left office
| bgcolor=#cccccc | '''Left Office'''
! Party
| bgcolor=#cccccc | '''Party'''
|-{{Party shading/Democratic}}
| 1
| [[Hans Tanzler]]
| March 1, 1968
| January 1, 1979
| Democratic
|-{{Party shading/Democratic}}
| 2
| [[Jake Godbold]]
| January 1, 1979
| July 1, 1987
| Democratic
|-{{Party shading/Democratic}}
| 3
| [[Tommy Hazouri]]
| July 1, 1987
| July 1, 1991
| Democratic
|-
|rowspan=2| 4
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | 1
|rowspan=2| [[Ed Austin]]<ref name=FORMER>{{cite news |title= Former Jacksonville mayor Ed Austin preached fairness, justice|author= Mary Kelli Palka|url= http://jacksonville.com/news/florida/2011-04-23/story/former-jacksonville-mayor-ed-austin-preached-fairness-justice|newspaper= [[The Florida Times-Union]]|date= April 23, 2011|access-date=April 25, 2011}}</ref><ref>Ed Austin, Jr. campaigned and was elected as a Democrat, but during his term as mayor he changed his party affiliation to Republican.</ref>
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | Hans Tanzler
|{{Party shading/Democratic}}|July 1, 1991
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1968]]
|{{Party shading/Democratic}}|1993
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1979]]
|{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[United States Democratic Party|Democrat]]
|-
| {{Party shading/Republican}}| 1993
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | 2
| {{Party shading/Republican}}| July 1, 1995
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | Jake Godbold
| {{Party shading/Republican}}|Republican
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1979]]
|-{{Party shading/Republican}}
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1987]]
| 5
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[United States Democratic Party|Democrat]]
| [[John Delaney (Florida politician)|John Delaney]]
| July 1, 1995
| July 1, 2003
| Republican
|-{{Party shading/Republican}}
| 6
| [[John Peyton (US politician)|John Peyton]]
| July 1, 2003
| July 1, 2011
| Republican
|-{{Party shading/Democratic}}
| 7
| [[Alvin Brown]]
| July 1, 2011
| July 1, 2015
| Democratic
|-{{Party shading/Republican}}
| 8
| [[Lenny Curry]]
| July 1, 2015
| July 1, 2023
| Republican
|-{{Party shading/Democratic}}
| 9
| [[Donna Deegan]]<ref name = "cnn 2023-05-16">{{cite news|last=Shelton|first=Shania|date=May 16, 2023|title=CNN projects Democrat Donna Deegan will become Jacksonville's first female mayor|work=[[CNN]]|url=https://www.cnn.com/2023/05/16/politics/jacksonville-mayor-donna-deegan/|access-date=May 16, 2023}}</ref>
| July 1, 2023
| present
| Democratic
|-
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | 3
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | Tommy Hazouri
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1987]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1991]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[United States Democratic Party|Democrat]]
|-
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | 4
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | Ed Austin, Jr.
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1991]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[1995]]
| bgcolor=#DDEEFF | [[United States Democratic Party|Democrat]]
|-
| bgcolor=#FFE8E8 | 5
| bgcolor=#FFE8E8 | [[John A. Delaney]]
| bgcolor=#FFE8E8 | [[1995]]
| bgcolor=#FFE8E8 | [[2003]]
| bgcolor=#FFE8E8 | [[United States Republican Party|Republican]]
|-
| bgcolor=#FFE8E8 | 6
| bgcolor=#FFE8E8 | John Peyton
| bgcolor=#FFE8E8 | [[2003]]
| bgcolor=#FFE8E8 | Current
| bgcolor=#FFE8E8 | [[United States Republican Party|Republican]]
|}
 
==See also==
[[Category:Lists of mayors|Jacksonville]]
* [[Category:Timeline of Jacksonville, Florida]]
 
==References==
{{Portal|Florida}}
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{{City of Jacksonville}}
 
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[[Category:Government of Jacksonville, Florida| ]]
[[Category:History of Jacksonville, Florida]]
[[Category:Lists of mayors of places in Florida|Jacksonville, Florida]]
[[Category:Mayors of Jacksonville, Florida| ]]
[[Category:Jacksonville, Florida-related lists]]
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