2021 Dallas municipal election

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The 2021 Dallas City Council election will determine all 14 city council members in Dallas, Texas.[1] The election occurred on May 1, 2021.[2] By law, Dallas municipal elections are nonpartisan.[3] In races where no candidate took a majority of over 50% of the total vote, the two top vote-earners advanced to a runoff election.[4][5] Due to term limits, council members are limited to serving four consecutive terms (eight years).[6]

A runoff election for districts 2, 4, 7, 11, 13, and 14 will be held on June 5, 2021. Early voting begins Monday, May 24, 2021 and ends Tuesday, June 1, 2021. [7]

Incumbents[]

District Incumbent Took Office Term-limited
1 Chad West[8][9] 2019[8]
2 Adam Medrano† 2013 checkY
3 Casey Thomas, II‡ 2015
4 Carolyn King Arnold 2018
5 Jaime Resendez[8][10] 2019[8]
6 Omar Narvaez 2017
7 Adam Bazaldua[8][11] 2019[8]
8 Tennell Atkins 2017
9 Paula Blackmon[8] 2019[8]
10 Adam McGough 2015
11 Lee Kleinman 2013 checkY
12 Cara Mendelsohn[8] 2019
13 Jennifer S. Gates 2013 checkY
14 David Blewett[8][12][9] 2019[8]

† Denotes Deputy Mayor Pro Tem ‡ Denotes Mayor Pro Tem

Results[]

Six of the fourteen races did not have a majority vote for one candidate. The top two vote-earners in these districts will advance to a runoff. [13][14]

District Result
1 checkY Chad West (I) (52.07%)
2 checkY Jesse Moreno† (57.51%) (Runoff)
3 checkY Casey Thomas (I) (82.12%)
4 checkY Carolyn King Arnold (I) (54.96%) (Runoff)
5 checkY Jaime Resendez (I) (51.72%)
6 checkY Omar Narvaez (I) (56.15%)
7 checkY Adam Bazaldua (I) (63.59%) (Runoff)
8 checkY Tennell Atkins (I) (73.58%)
9 checkY Paula Blackmon (I) (63.09%)
10 checkY Adam McGough (I) (90.9%)
11 checkY Jaynie Schultz† (53.93%) (Runoff)
12 checkY Cara Mendelsohn (I) (81.45%)
13 checkY Gay Donnell Willis† (53.51%) (Runoff)
14 checkY Paul Ridley‡ (60.58%) (Runoff)

† Denotes New member elected ‡ Denotes incumbent defeated

Candidates[]

This section lists persons who have announced their intent to seek election. To appear on the ballot, candidates must file by February 12, 2021 at 5:00 PM.

District 1[]

Candidates
Candidate Experience Website Endorsements
Chad West checkY District 1 incumbent
Chad West for Dallas city council logo.png

(Website)
 Organizations:
  • The Real Estate Council PAC[15]
Gerardo Sánchez
Stephani A. "Skyle" Kyle Marketing executive[16]
(Website)
Giovanni (Gio) Valderas Artist[17] and arts center manager[18]
(Website)
 Organizations:
  • Our Revolution North Texas[19]
  • Sunrise Movement Dallas[20]

District 2[]

Candidates
Candidate Experience Website Endorsements Advanced to runoff
Raha Assadi Lawyer[21]
Raha for Dallas city council logo.png
(Website)
Jennifer Cortez Ford community relations specialist,[22] co-founder immigrant rights advocacy group co-founder
(Website)
Michael Fetzer
Fetzer for dallas logo.jpg
(Website)
Jesse Moreno Former member of the Dallas Park Board[23]
Jesse Moreno for Dallas city council logo.png
(Website)
 checkY
Sana Syed Former director of the City of Dallas Public Information Office

Human rights advocacy group founder, and Exec. VP of Community Outreach and Development for Nicholas Residential

Syed for Dallas city council logo.webp
(Website)
 checkY

Withdrawn[]

Not Qualified[]

  • Rene Yanez

District 3[]

Candidates
Candidate Occupation Website
Casey Thomas, II checkY District 3 incumbent
Re-elect-casey-logo.png
(Website)
Irby Foster Maintenance company owner and facilities manager

Former City of Dallas Senior Facilities Manager and DCCC Energy Management Associate Director

Irby Foster campaign logo.jpg
(Website)

District 4[]

Candidates
Candidate Occupation Website Endorsements Advanced to runoff
Carolyn King Arnold District 4 incumbent checkY
Johnny Aguinaga Homeless rights activist and home builder[28][29]
Matthew Canto Property management company Director of Operations[30]
Matthew canto logo.webp
(Website)
Maxie Johnson Dallas Independent School District trustee
Maxie johnson logo.png
(Website)
  • Texas Working Families Party[31]
  • Black American Futures PAC[26]
 checkY
Lelani Russell Activist
Lelani russell logo.png
(Website)

District 5[]

Candidates
Candidate Occupation Website
Jaime Resendez checkY District 5 incumbent
Jaime resendez logo.webp
(Website)
Terry Perkins Pastor
Perkins for dallas logo.png
(Website)
Ruth Torres HR Consultant[32]
Ruth Torres for Dallas city council logo.jpg
(Website)
Yolanda "Faye" Williams Paralegal

Former Dallas Park Board member[33]

(Website)

Not Qualified[]

  • Sarah G. CC Anderson

District 6[]

Candidates
Candidate Occupation Website
Omar Narvaez checkY District 6 incumbent
Omar narvaez Logo.jpg
(Website)
Monica R. Alonzo Former city councilor[34]
Monica alonzo logo.jpg
(Website)
Tony Carrillo Construction Manager[35]
Wendi Macon Charter school external affairs employee
Macon for dallas logo.png
(Website)
Earl D. Thomas Pastor and mime[36]
(Website)

District 7[]

Candidates
Candidate Occupation Website Endorsements Advanced to runoff
Adam Bazaldua District 7 incumbent
Bazaldua+Logo.png
(Website)
 checkY
Tramonica Brown Social activist[39]
Kevin Felder Real estate broker

Former city councilor[40][41]

Felder for dallas logo.jpg
(Website)
 checkY
Walter "Changa" Higgins Activist[42]
Changa higgins for dallas city council logo.png
(Website)
Calvin D. Johnson Lawyer[43]
(Website)
Donald Parish Pastor[44]
(Website)
James JT Turknett Pastor[45]
Turknett for dallas logo.png
(Website)
Israel Varela Realtor[46]
Varela for dallas logo.jpg
(Website)

District 8[]

Candidates
Candidate Occupation Website
Tennell Atkins checkY District 8 incumbent
Atkins for dallas logo.jpg
(Website)
Subrina Lynn Brenham Beauty supply store and tax services owner

Activist[47][48]

Subrina Lynn Brenham for Dallas City Council logo.png

(Website)
Lakolya London Activist[49]
Davante "Shawt" Peters Activist

Musician/Rapper[50][51]

(Website)

Not Qualified[]

  • Melissa Rose Williams

District 9[]

Candidates
Candidate Occupation Website


Paula Blackmon checkY 		District 9 incumbent
(Website)
John Botefuhr Chiropractor

Chiropractic clinic owner

(Website)
Judy Kumar Project manager[52]
(Website)

District 10[]

Candidates
Candidate Occupation Website
B. Adam McGough checkY District 10 incumbent
Mcgough logo.png
(Website)
Sirrano Keith Baldeo Owner of Dallas Pulse News (Website)

District 11[]

Candidates
Candidate Occupation Website Endorsements Advanced to runoff
Candy Evans Real estate writer[53]
Candy Evans for Dallas logo.png
(Website)
Jaynie Schultz Dallas Urban Design Advisory Committee chair

City Lab High School board chair

Former Dallas City Plan commissioner

Jaynie Schultz for dallas city council logo.png
(Website)
  • Dallas Morning News[54]
  • Black American Futures PAC[26]
 checkY
Barry Wernick Lawyer[55]
(Website)
 checkY
Hosanna Yemiru Political Organizer[56]
Hosanna for dallas city council logo.jpg
(Website)

District 12[]

Candidates
Candidate Occupation Website
Cara Mendelsohn checkY Incumbent
Mendelsohn for dallas logo.png
(Website)
Elva Curl Former employee of the Office of U.S. Senator John Cornyn

Former City of Dallas employee

Elva curl for dallas logo.webp
(Website)

District 13[]

Candidates
Candidate Occupation Website Advanced to runoff
Da'on Boulanger-Chatman Educator
Da’on Boulanger-Chatman for Dallas City Council logo.jpg

(Website)
Leland R. Burk Real estate executive, banker, and investor

Dallas Arts and Culture Advisory commissioner

Leland burk logo.png
(Website)
 checkY
Ryan M. Moore Tax Attorney[57]
Ryan Moore for Dallas city council logo.png
(Website)
Mac Smith DART Civil and Environmental Engineer[58]
(Website)
Gay Donnell Willis President & CEO of the Turtle Creek Conservancy[59]

Former Dallas Community Development Commissioner

(Website)
 checkY

District 14[]

Candidates
Candidate Occupation Website Advanced to runoff
David Blewett District 14 incumbent
Blewett logo.png
(Website)
 checkY
Paul E. Ridley Lawyer[60]
(Website)
 checkY
Elizabeth Viney Lawyer[61]
(Website)

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