Seats are in play for City Council Districts 2, 4, 6, 7 and 10. With the exception of District 2, each race has an incumbent candidate battling for another full, four-year term on the City Council dais. District 2’s incumbent, Delia Garza, will still be on the Nov. 3 ballot, but as the Democratic nominee for Travis County attorney—a race she is expected to win.
The battle for District 10 is this year’s most crowded, with incumbent Alison Alter facing off against six challengers. District 7 incumbent Leslie Pool has only one challenger.
As of Aug. 17’s filing deadline, ballots are as follows.
District 2
- Vanessa Fuentes
- David Chincanchan
- Casey Ramos
- Alex Strenger
District 4
- Greg Casar (incumbent)
- Louis C. Herren III
- Ramesses Setepenre II
District 6
- Jimmy Flannigan (incumbent)
- Dee Harrison
- Jennifer Mushtaler
- Mackenzie Kelly
District 7
- Leslie Pool (incumbent)
- Morgan Witt
District 10
- Alison Alter (incumbent)
- Belinda Greene
- Pooja Sethi
- Ben Easton
- Robert Thomas
- Noel Tristan
- Jennifer Virden
Editor's note: This story has been updated to correctly spell District 7 City Council candidate Morgan Witt's name.
