What is a mayor's job qualification?

Answer 1

(1) you are a US Citizen, (2) you are a legal adult, and (3) you are a permanent resident of the entity you wish to become mayor of (that is, you are a resident of the city/town/etc. where you are running for mayor).

Answer 2

It varies by juristiction. For most places in the United States, there are really only three requirements: (1) you are a US Citizen, (2) you are a legal adult, and (3) you are a permanent resident of the entity you wish to become mayor of (that is, you are a resident of the city/town/etc. where you are running for mayor).

Answer 3

In most places, the office of mayor is an elected office - generally speaking, one must be elected in a local city contest, and pass whatever requirements that the city sets for elected officials. In a few places, the mayor is more of a ceremonial head of the town council, and has only a very little extra power above a normal city councilmember. In this case, the mayor must first be elected to the city council.

In a few countries, the mayor is a appointed by the regional governor.

Answer 4

In order to qualify to run for mayor you need to be 18, live in the city and voted in a major election. There aren't many qualifications to get into politics, public opinion is a major factor.

Answer 5

There are various basic requirements for being a mayor in Atlanta. You must be an adult above 18 years old, a US citizen and a resident of Atlanta and must have at least voted in a primary election among others.

Answer 6

Must own an escalade & be a good bridge salesman!!

Answer 7

The requirements for becoming mayor include being a U.S. citizen and being considered a legal adult. Individuals also need to be permanent residents of the cities that they run for mayor in.

Answer 8

There really are no formal educational requirements for the position of mayor. This means that a person could become mayor if he or she is popular enough to get the vote.