2020 City Council Elections

Five City Council seats in Districts 2, 4, 6, 7, and 10 were on the ballot for the November 3, 2020 elections. The results are below. Districts 6 and 10 will go to a runoff election on December 15.

The Board of Bike Austin endorsed specific candidates, based in part on their answers to a Bike Austin / Walk Austin questionnaire. To learn what district you are in, click here.

District 2: Vanessa Fuentes won, replacing Mayor Pro Tem Delia Garza. For Vanessa Fuentes’s answers to the Bike Austin / Walk Austin questionnaire, click here.

District 4: Incumbent Greg Casar won reelection. Council Member Casar has been a great supporter of biking and walking, and Bike Austin was proud to endorse him for reelection. For Council Member Casar’s answers to the Bike Austin / Walk Austin questionnaire, click here.

District 6: Incumbent and Bike Austin endorsement Jimmy Flannigan and Mackenzie Kelly will go to a runoff election on Dec 15th. Bike Austin endorsed Flannigan previously, and we remain supportive. Council Member Flannigan has a mostly positive record on bicycle/pedestrian issues.

For Council Member Flannigan’s answers to the Bike Austin / Walk Austin questionnaire, click here. Mackenzie Kelly has not responded to our questionnaire.

District 7: Incumbent  Leslie Pool won reelection. Pool has a mostly positive record on bicycle/pedestrian issues, and received Bike Austin’s endorsement. For Leslie Pool’s answers to the Bike Austin / Walk Austin questionnaire, click here.

District 10: Incumbent Alison Alter and Jennifer Virden will go to a runoff election on December 15th.

For Council Member Alison Alter’s answers to the Bike Austin / Walk Austin questionnaire, click here.

Jennifer Virden has not responded to our questionnaire.