Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan Announces No Fourth Term Amid Speculation of Gubernatorial Run

Duggan, who led Detroit's revitalization post-bankruptcy, leaves future plans undisclosed as he focuses on city's continued progress.

Mike Duggan will not seek re-election as Detroit mayor, ending his tenure in January 2026 after three terms.
His leadership saw Detroit emerge from bankruptcy, with significant reductions in crime and urban blight.
Duggan's administration achieved a population increase for the first time since 1957, reversing decades of decline.
While Duggan has not confirmed future political ambitions, many speculate he may run for Michigan governor in 2026.
He emphasizes the need for new leadership to continue Detroit's recovery and development projects.