the u.s mayor is boddy dier so get your fact straight...............
A Mayor is usually the head of a local government such as a town, city or county. "Mayor of US" is meaningless.
Both the president and the mayor are picked my the citizens of the US. Both of them are also in great power.
This is the abbreviated form of mayor por tempore, a term used in the US to mean a temporary mayor who acts in the absence of the actual mayor
The U.S. as a whole does not have a mayor, each city/town in each state does.
Carl Burton Stokes was the first African American mayor of a major US city. He was elected as mayor in the city of Cleveland, OH in 1968.
There is no such position as Mayor of the United States (US). A Mayor is typically a political position for cities and towns. The United States is led by a president. Currently, the president is Barack Obama.
No, but you would need to be a citizen.
In Great Britain, a Mayor is addressed as 'Your Worship'. In the United States, you address him as Mr. Mayor, Your Honor or simply as Sir. If the mayor is female, you address her as Madam Mayor or as Ma'am. The mayor can be referred to as the "Honorable John Doe".
He was made Honorary Mayor of Palm Springs, California, in 1948.
Yes, in those jurisdictions which have an elected Mayor, they are voted for directly by the voters.
Yes he does
Mayors are not chiefs. In the US, a mayor is the highest political office holder overseeing a city.