Wyman Duggan

Candidate for Jacksonville Mayor (Republican). The election is May 18, 2027.

Running for this seat

Not on the ballot yet: the official list comes from Duval County Supervisor of Elections. How we list candidates.

Background

Attorney (shareholder, Rogers Towers); Florida state representative and House speaker pro tempore

Attorney at the Jacksonville firm Rogers Towers since 2004, practicing land use, zoning and development law. He is in his fourth and final term in the Florida House, where he serves as speaker pro tempore. He holds an undergraduate degree from the University of the South and a law degree from William & Mary, and served in the Marine Corps Reserve as a commissioned officer from 1993 to 1995. He filed to run for mayor in October 2026 and said he would stop lobbying the city during the campaign.

In their own words

  • Lower city fees, property tax bills and utility costs (millage, garbage fee and JEA fees "all of it is on the table")
  • Shift Downtown development incentives toward neighborhoods: "Does it make life better for the people who actually live here?"
  • Better coordination between City Hall and independent authorities
  • Reexamine city spending

From the candidate's own campaign materials.

Left–right placement

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Sources

← Jacksonville Mayor · Jacksonville consolidated government elections, 2027

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