Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan Not Seeking Reelection

Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan announced he will not seek a fourth term in the upcoming 2025 election, ending a 12-year tenure marked by significant revitalization efforts in the city. His administration focused on improving city services, addressing blight, and supporting local businesses through initiatives like Motor City Match, which provided over $19 million in grants. Duggan expressed pride in the city's transformation and hinted at future plans, with speculation surrounding a possible gubernatorial run in 2026. As the second-longest serving mayor in Detroit's history, he emphasized the collective resilience of Detroiters during his tenure. His leadership is credited with stabilizing city services and achieving a population increase for the first time in decades. Duggan's decision will shape the political landscape as he prepares to conclude his time in office.