The Mayor of Doubledance is the chief executive of the City of Doubledance, elected by all residents of the city for a four-year term. There are no term limits.
Along with the Mayor of Santa Christina, the Mayor of Doubledance is considered one of the most senior and powerful local government officials in Georgeland.
List of Mayors of Doubledance[]
Note: The position of "Mayor" was called the "Lord Mayor" from 1861 until 1930.
Prior to 1948, when Doubledance's local government area was expanded to cover the entire metropolitan area, the Mayor governed only the much smaller City of Doubledance urban area.
1824-1861[]
- Christopher Bell 1824-1836
- John Evans 1836-1844
- Joseph Cavanagh 1844-1861
Lord Mayors 1861-1930[]
- Sir Joseph Cavanagh 1861-1880
- Austen Burns 1880-1888
- Sir Leonard Cribbens 1888-1900
- Eric George Foster 1900-1908
- Edward Saxon 1908-1912
- Sir Thomas Grady 1912-1920
- Francis Perkins 1920-1928
- Edward Brody 1928-1930
Mayors 1930-1948[]
- Edward Brody 1930-1940
- Thomas Kirkpatrick 1940-1948
Mayors 1948-[]
Since 1948, the Mayor has been elected directly, rather than by the local council. Partisan elections also date from this time.
- John Cox 1948-1952 (Conservative)
- Roger Stafford 1952-1956 (Labour)
- Alan Rogers 1956-1964 (Conservative)
- Richard Keyes 1964-1976 (Labour)
- Derek Fitzwilliam 1976-1980 (Conservative)
- Quentin Mullane 1980-1982 (Conservative)
- Chas Groden 1982-1988 (Conservative)
- Duncan Forrest 1988-1992 (Labour)
- Charlie Newman 1992-1996 (Labour)
- Rod Yates 1996-1999 (Conservative)
- Simon Holloway 1999-2000 (Conservative)
- Douglas Scofield 2000-2008 (Conservative)
- Charlotte LeBeau 2008-2016 (Liberal Democrat)
- Jeff Kim 2016-2020 (Liberal Democrat)
- Amy Martin 2020- (Independent)