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Racine Mayor Cory Mason Announces He Won’t Run for Re‑Election in 2027

Racine, Wis. – On Friday, Mayor Cory Mason announced that he will not run for re‑election when his current term concludes in April 2027. The decision marks the end of a political career that began with his election to the Wisconsin State Assembly in 2006 and includes eight subsequent victories – five as a state Representative and three as Racine’s mayor.

Mayor Mason’s Statement

In a written statement, Mason reflected on his twenty‑year tenure of public service. “Twenty years ago today, on November 7, 2006, this community first elected me to the state Assembly. I went on to win eight more elections; five as a state Representative and three as Mayor. It has been the honor of my professional life to represent the Racine community. After 20 years, with humility and gratitude, I believe now is the time to pass the torch of leadership on to the next generation,” he wrote.

Background

Mason first became mayor in a special election in 2017, stepping in after the resignation of his predecessor. He was subsequently re‑elected to two full terms, guiding Racine through a period of economic development, public‑safety initiatives, and community revitalization projects. Under his leadership, the city has seen new downtown investments, improvements to the waterfront, and expanded services for seniors and families.

What’s Next for Racine

The mayor’s office confirmed that the city will begin the candidate‑filing process for the 2027 municipal election in the coming months. Local leaders and community groups are expected to encourage a robust field of candidates who can build on Mason’s work and address emerging challenges such as affordable housing, infrastructure upgrades, and public‑school funding.

Mayor Mason’s decision opens the door for fresh leadership while allowing him to focus on his family and personal pursuits after a long career dedicated to public service. Residents and local officials expressed appreciation for his contributions, noting the stability and continuity he provided during his tenure.

Community Reactions

Several Racine business owners and civic leaders praised Mason’s commitment to the city’s growth. “Cory’s steady hand helped attract new businesses and improve our downtown,” said a local chamber of commerce representative. “We wish him the best as he steps aside, and we look forward to the next chapter for Racine.”

While the mayor’s departure marks the end of an era, the city’s council and administrative staff affirmed their readiness to maintain ongoing projects and ensure a smooth transition for the incoming mayor‑elect.

For updates on the upcoming mayoral race and candidate filings, residents are encouraged to follow the City of Racine’s official communications channels.


Original reporting: FOX6 WITI – local news — read the source article.

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