Stop taking what Clay Edwards and Kim Wade say seriously, the current mayor will win again in another landslide.
Belhaven ad Fondren will continue on their current path (modest improvement) and Eastover and surrounding neighborhoods will remain strong, but that's it. The rest of Jxn will continue to nose dive (if that's even possible).
DT is shell of what it was in the mid 90s and it's not coming back, too many profession firms have moved to Highland Colony, Madison and Flowood, the medical community has transitioning to that too. Baptist and St D will remain, but doctor's offices and specialty clinics will continue to leave for the burbs.
Jxn's best hope is to create and entrainment distinct downtown, but I don't believe current city leadership wants dollars from the burbs. The proposed casino would have been yuge, hopefully that gets down.