Wynne Mayor · Nov 3, 2026
Jennifer
Hobbs
Jennifer Hobbs, the incumbent, is running for mayor of Wynne in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against De'Andra L. Warren, Jeremy Bradshaw and Juanita Crews.
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The race · Mayor
- 01Jeremy Bradshaw
- 02Juanita Crews
- 03Jennifer HobbsYou’re reading
- 04De'Andra L. Warren
Background
- About
- Mayor of Wynne and First Vice President of the Arkansas Municipal League Executive Committee.
- Party
- Nonpartisan race. Wynne Progress · May 1, 2026
Jennifer Hobbs and Juanita Crews took part in the Cross County Republican Party mayoral forum in September 2026. De'Andra L. Warren attended but did not participate, and Jeremy Bradshaw registered but did not participate due to unforeseen circumstances. Wynne Progress · Sep 25, 2026
Mayor Jennifer Hobbs said the council will consider the 2027 budget at its November meeting. Wynne Progress · Oct 14, 2026
On the record: Jennifer Hobbs
8 sourced01Priorities1 sourced position
Her campaign announcement said she will focus on recovery and growth, infrastructure, families and businesses, and keeping Wynne safe and welcoming.
I am proud of how far we’ve come, and I believe our best days are ahead.”
Own statementWynne Progress · Sep 22, 2025Link
02Falls-Lemons street1 sourced position
Asked the council to approve offering full appraised value for the land set aside for the EDA Grant Street project connecting Falls to Lemons.
Own statementCity of Wynne · Apr 14, 2026Link
03Retention pond1 sourced position
Asked the council to approve a $400,000 retention pond built by Crafton Tull, using a $300,000 grant and $100,000 from city funds.
Own statementCity of Wynne · Aug 11, 2026Link
04Bridges2 sourced positions
Asked the council to pay Crafton Tull a $7,500 flat fee for the engineering report required for the North O Street bridge grant.
Own statementCity of Wynne · Jul 14, 2026Link
Said the bridge engineering report is worth paying for even if the city does not get the grant.
It’s not a waste of money even if we don’t get this grant.”
Own statementWynne Progress · Jul 15, 2026Link
05Pickleball courts1 sourced position
as reported by the Wynne Progress; not a direct quote
Said the city is seeking grants for the downtown pickleball courts and a majority of the project would be financed.
Own statementWynne Progress · Apr 16, 2026Link
06Tornado recovery1 sourced position
Said three years after the 2023 tornado the city has progress to make but is doing well.
I think we are still showing our resilience. I know we have progress yet to make, but I feel like we are doing well”
Own statementWynne Progress · Mar 31, 2026Link
07Issue 3 (economic development)1 sourced position
Said state Issue 3, which would allow economic development districts, is not a new tax.
It’s not a new tax.”
Own statementWynne Progress · Sep 9, 2026Link
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