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Escambia County, Florida

Pensacola Mayor

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Decided at the 2026 primary — Darcy “D.C.” Reeves won the seat

DECIDED August 18: incumbent D.C. Reeves won reelection outright with 53.5 percent in the six-candidate field, clearing the city's majority threshold, per WUWF; there is no November runoff.

Winner

Darcy “D.C.” Reeves

Nonpartisan · Incumbent

Darcy “D.C.” Reeves is the founder of Perfect Plain Brewing Co. and Pensacola's sitting mayor, elected in 2022 as the city's youngest mayor in over a century, per the city's official site and his campaign site.

2026 priorities

Source: candidate campaign site, roster verified 2026-08-19.

Reported fundraising: $124,505 (county campaign-finance filings).

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Also ran in the primary

Jasmine Brown

Nonpartisan

Profile

Jasmine Brown is a community organizer and lifelong Pensacola resident whose campaign centers on housing affordability, per WUWF's candidate coverage.

Ann Hill

Nonpartisan

Profile

Ann Hill is a former Pensacola City Council president who represented District 6 from 2018 to 2022, per her campaign site.

  • Restore reliable basic city services and live within the city's means, per her campaign site
  • Free downtown parking, per her campaign site
  • Protect parks and expand public waterfront access, per her campaign site
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Eric Shorter

Nonpartisan

Profile

Eric Shorter is a qualified candidate for Pensacola Mayor on Escambia County's 2026 ballot, per the Supervisor of Elections' official qualified-candidate list.

Alicia Trawick

Nonpartisan

Profile

Alicia Trawick is a disaster recovery and local government consultant and Pensacola native who wants to replace the strong-mayor system with council-manager government, per WUWF.

Jermaine J. Williams

Nonpartisan

Profile

Jermaine J. Williams is a behavioral health professional, filmmaker and certified recovery peer specialist who takes 988 crisis line calls, per WUWF; his platform frames homelessness and public safety through a recovery and public health lens.

  • Mental health and public safety, per his campaign site
  • Housing investment and stability, per his campaign site
  • Honest leadership, per his campaign site
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Verify this race
Candidate roster from official Escambia County Supervisor of Elections filings, last verified 2026-08-19. Bios and priorities carry their attribution inline.
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