Pensacola Mayoral Election
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AUG 19, 2026
General Election
Voters choose the office holder.
Overview
Current roleDisaster recovery consultant
PartyDemocratic
Political ideologyProgressive Democrat
LocationFlorida
BackgroundDisaster recovery consultant
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Notable personal detailsAlicia Trawick is a Pensacola, Florida native and a candidate for Mayor of the City of Pensacola in the 2026 nonpartisan election. She has worked in disaster recovery and local-government consulting, including advisory work related to FEMA grant-funded recovery projects. Her campaign has emphasized affordability, infrastructure, and a proposed change to Pensacola’s “strong mayor” form of government toward a mayor/city manager–council hybrid model.
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Positions
Economy & Taxes
The candidate emphasizes affordability and says she will pursue state and federal grant funding to pay for infrastructure and disaster recovery projects “without increasing city taxes.” Her platform proposes modest user fees (an annual downtown parking decal) with exemptions for seniors and downtown employees and highlights concerns about rising property taxes and insurance costs. Overall she prioritizes avoiding new city tax increases while seeking external funding sources and targeted fees.
Healthcare
The candidate supports addressing homelessness and mental-health challenges by connecting people with local service providers and expanding access to services; the campaign platform also emphasizes improving public transportation to help residents reach medical appointments. No statements on federal healthcare reforms (e.g., Medicare for All or ACA expansion) were found in the cited materials.
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Climate & Energy
The candidate emphasizes infrastructure, stormwater systems, and coastal/resilience planning tied to flooding and disaster recovery, drawing on professional experience in disaster recovery and local government consulting. There are no clear public statements or policy commitments found advocating specific emissions targets, clean-energy incentives, carbon pricing, or fossil-fuel phaseout.
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