The phrase "a mayoral bid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an attempt or effort to run for the position of mayor in an election.
Example: "After months of preparation, she officially announced her mayoral bid to the public."
Alternatives: "a campaign for mayor" or "a run for mayor".
The Reverend Billy's future includes a mayoral bid.
Ms. Karr had been busy in recent weeks planning a mayoral bid and was regarded as a top contender.
The incumbent borough president, Scott M. Stringer, is eligible to run for re-election but is gearing up for a mayoral bid.
In 2009, Mr. Catsimatidis spent $300,000 exploring a mayoral bid, but opted out after Mr. Bloomberg decided to run again.
But as the speculation about a mayoral bid finally began subsiding within the last year, Mr. Kelly continued to toy with the idea privately.
WASHINGTON — As enthusiasm builds in certain political quarters for a mayoral bid by Joseph J. Lhota, no one seems more eager to highlight his achievements as head of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority than Mr. Lhota himself.
The discrimination is said to have taken place after he departed to make a successful mayoral bid in 2001.
Aides from several campaigns said on Monday that a Weiner mayoral bid would probably dominate media coverage of the race for weeks, preventing lesser-known candidates from improving their name recognition with voters.
The discrimination is said to have taken place after Mr. Bloomberg left to make a successful mayoral bid in 2001, but the suit asserts that "Michael Bloomberg is responsible for the creation of the systemic, top-down culture of discrimination".
After a failed mayoral bid in 2002, Mr Pennington was out as police chief-he is now top cop in Atlanta-and the long-suffering criminal justice system in New Orleans began collapsing.
The discrimination is said to have taken place after Mr. Bloomberg left to make a successful mayoral bid in 2001, but the suit asserts that "Michael Bloomberg is responsible for the creation of the systemic, top-down culture of discrimination". And the mayor has conceded that he talked regularly to senior executives at the firm and was kept abreast of what was happening there.
