San Antonio’s City Council District 2 encompasses most of the East Side.
City Council District 2 map
Councilman Jalen McKee-Rodriguez (D2), who beat out his former boss to win the seat in 2021 , faces seven challengers as he seeks a third term. If no candidate takes at least 50% of the vote on May 3, the top two finishers will advance to a June 7 runoff .
All of San Antonio’s 10 City Council seats will be on the May 3 municipal election ballot, along with a crowded mayoral race .
Council members elected this year will serve a four-year term, thanks to new longer council limits approved by voters in November.
The job will pay $70,200 per year.
Candidate information comes from candidate websites, filing documents and other sources.
City Council District 2 candidates
Names below are listed in the order they will appear on the ballot .
Sean Hanlin is self-employed. He previously worked as a high school teacher and college professor.
District 2 City Council
Challenger
Stephanie Powell is a retired Air Force veteran who worked in personnel and program management.
District 2 City Council
Challenger
Carla-Joy Sisco is an information technology business relationship manager.
District 2 City Council
Challenger
Jalen McKee-Rodriguez is a former teacher and council staffer who has represented the East Side on the City Council since 2021.
District 2 City Council
Incumbent
Bryant Livingston is a mortuary attendant and football announcer.
District 2 City Council
Challenger
Kizzie Thomas is the principal at Essence Preparatory Public School.
District 2 City Council
Challenger
Sonya Moore lists her profession as “unemployed.”
District 2 City Council
Challenger
Rose Requenez Hill is a neighborhood leader who co-founded D2 Presidents Round Table.
District 2 City Council
Challenger
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