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10-ONE City of Austin Council Districts

What is 10-ONE?

Under the November 6, 2012, voter-approved charter amendment, Council Members are no longer elected citywide. During the 2014 election, the Mayor was elected citywide, and the other 10 Council Members were elected by residents from geographic districts.

On Nov. 8, 2016, five Council Members who drew two-year terms will be up for election for full four-year terms that begin in January 2017. The remaining Council Members and the Mayor will be up for election in November 2018.

Learn more about 10-ONE in the Charter Amendment:

Election Day

Election Day is November 8, 2016.  The Council will take office on Jan. 1, 2017

Candidates

Review the City Council candidates and see the ballot order.

Candidate Statements

Casey Ramos District 2  
Wesley Faulkner District 2 En Español
Delia Garza District 2 En Español
Louis C. Herrin, III District 4 En Español
Gonzalo Camacho District 4  
Gregorio ”Greg” Casar District 4 En Español
James “Jimmy” Flannigan District 6      En Español
Don Zimmerman District 6  En Español
Leslie Pool District 7     En Español
Natalie Gauldin District 7    En Español
Sheri Gallo District 10  En Español
Rob Walker District 10  En Español
Nicholas Virden  District 10  En Español
Alison Alter District 10 En Español

 

The District Map

The 10-ONE map was drawn by a 14-member Citizens Redistricting Commission that completed its task in January 2014.

District Demographics

View the demographics presentation, The Demographic, Socioeconomic and Political Characteristics of Austin's Single-Member Districts, by City Demographer, Ryan Robinson.

Voting Updates Newsletter

Sign up for the Voting Updates newsletter to stay up-to-date on voting deadlines and election news:

More information about the upcoming election can be found on the City Clerk's webpage. See the official ballot applications. The Clerk’s Office updates the page at 10 a.m. and at 3 p.m. pending a candidate filed.

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