City elected office
Beaumont Mayor
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Data coverage
- Government
- City of Beaumont
- Public body
- Beaumont City Council
- Electoral area
- City of Beaumont
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Office overview
The office at a glance
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What this office does
Presides over City Council meetings and represents the city
The Mayor presides over City Council meetings, represents the city in civic and intergovernmental settings, and exercises the powers assigned by local law. Policy authority remains with the City Council as a body.
City of Beaumont mayor and councilElection process
Selected by the City Council
The City Council selects one of its elected members to serve as mayor; voters do not cast a separate mayoral ballot.
Open the 2026 Election PageCity of Beaumont context2020–2024 Census estimates; 2025 population where noted
These citywide figures describe the community served by the municipal government. They do not measure the office or officeholder's performance.
People and households
- Population
- 56,266Latest reviewed Census estimate
- Households
- 17,7212020–2024 estimate
- Median household income
- $107,1182024 inflation-adjusted dollars
Race and ethnicity
- Hispanic or Latino
- 46.8%May be of any race
- White alone, not Hispanic
- 44.1%2020–2024
- Asian alone
- 6.9%2020–2024
- Black alone
- 8.8%2020–2024
Current officeholder
Who currently holds this office?
The official city roster identifies Jessica Voigt as the current Mayor of Beaumont.
Current officeholder
Jessica Voigt
Beaumont Mayor
- Status
- Current officeholder
- First elected to council
- Verification pending
- Current service
- 2026 mayoral leadership term
Operational structure: This mayor is selected from among the elected City Council members. The mayor retains the electoral area and term of the underlying council seat.
Selection and elections
How this city chooses its mayor
The mayor is selected from among the elected City Council members rather than through a separate mayoral election.
Council-selected mayorAnnual selection
Beaumont Mayor
There is no separate mayoral contest. Follow the City Council Office Pages for the voter-facing elections that determine who may be selected.
Public records
Records connected to this office
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Council proceedings
Beaumont City Council meetings and records
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Beaumont municipal election information
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Riverside County annual election calendar
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City government update
Pennsylvania Avenue grade separation receives federal funding
Beaumont announced federal support for a project intended to separate Pennsylvania Avenue traffic from the railroad crossing.
City government update
Stewart Park improvement project moves forward
The city reported progress on plans to improve Stewart Park and expand its community amenities.
Jurisdiction context
Second half of major interchange improvement project to begin in Beaumont
Construction is beginning on the second phase of the Route 60 and Potrero Boulevard interchange project, a $56 million expansion expected to finish before the end of 2028.
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Assessed August 18, 2026 · Current 2026 recordsComplete succession history, compensation, vacancy rules, all first-election dates, official portraits, and final live-link review remain incomplete unless specifically listed.
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Election calendar
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Official city council source
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U.S. Census Bureau: QuickFacts and 2024 American Community Survey
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City of Beaumont
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Portrait source page for Jessica Voigthttps://www.beaumontca.gov/930/Mayor-Jessica-VoigtPortrait image for Jessica Voigthttps://www.beaumontca.gov/ImageRepository/Document?documentID=40367City government update: Pennsylvania Avenue grade separation receives federal fundinghttps://www.beaumontca.gov/m/newsflash?cat=1City government update: Stewart Park improvement project moves forwardhttps://www.beaumontca.gov/m/newsflash/Home/Detail/1175
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Riverside County map data
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