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City of Dublin

Mayor of Dublin

Dublin's Mayor is directly elected, citywide. The Mayor presides over City Council meetings and represents the city publicly. The Council has five members, four district members plus the Mayor. An appointed City Manager runs day-to-day operations. The Mayor's term is two years, shorter than a Council member's four-year term.

Three candidates are running for Mayor. They are first-term incumbent Sherry Hu and sitting District 1 Councilmember Michael McCorriston. The third is first-time candidate Kiran Mohammad.

Dublin's Mayor is directly elected citywide and presides over City Council meetings, representing the city publicly as one of five members of the Council (four district councilmembers plus the Mayor). An appointed City Manager runs day-to-day operations. The term is two years, shorter than the Council's 4-year terms.

Sherry Hu is running for their first reelection as Mayor; the city's own roster and Pleasanton Weekly's Aug. 9, 2026 election preview both describe Hu as a first-term incumbent. That same article describes challenger Michael McCorriston -- a sitting District 1 Councilmember -- as having served as Dublin's interim Mayor by council appointment for several months in 2024, before Hu took the Mayor's seat.

Sherry Hu

Sherry Hu is Dublin's first-term incumbent Mayor. Their ballot title is Mayor, Entrepreneur, and Engineer. No campaign site or further biography was found for them.

Michael McCorriston

Michael McCorriston is a sitting Dublin City Councilmember for District 1. They were elected in 2024 and are now challenging Hu for Mayor. Their ballot title is simply Councilmember. They served as interim Mayor by council appointment in 2024. That was before Hu won the seat.

Kiran Mohammad

Kiran Mohammad is a first-time candidate. Their ballot title is Author. No campaign site, news coverage, or further biography was found for them.

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A nonpartisan office: candidates do not run as Democrats or Republicans, and no party appears on the ballot.

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