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What neighborhoods are in San Diego City Council District 2, and who represents it?

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District 2 covers Point Loma, Ocean Beach, Mission Beach, Mission Bay Park, Midway, Old Town and western Clairemont. Jennifer Campbell holds it until December 2026; Nicole Crosby led the Nov. 3 race.

Seats on council
9

One per district

Term ends
Dec. 10, 2026

Jennifer Campbell

Nov. 3 leader
Crosby 55%

Unofficial, Nov. 6 count

Main ZIPs
92106–92117

Point Loma to Clairemont

The short version

  • District 2 includes Clairemont (west), Midway, Mission Beach, Mission Bay Park, Old Town, Ocean Beach and Point Loma.
  • Pacific Beach moved to District 1 when lines were redrawn after the 2020 census.
  • Councilmember Jennifer Campbell, in office since Dec. 10, 2018, is termed out; her term ends Dec. 10, 2026.
  • Unofficial results on Nov. 6, 2026 showed Nicole Crosby at 55.07% and Richard Bailey at 44.93%.
  • The district's ZIP codes include 92106, 92107, 92109, 92110 and 92117.

The City of San Diego elects nine council members, one per district, for four-year terms with a two-term limit. District 2 is the coastal and bay-side district west of Interstate 5, running from the tip of Point Loma north through Ocean Beach and Mission Beach and inland to Bay Park and western Clairemont.

Communities in Council District 2

Coast and bay
  • Point Loma

    Including Sunset Cliffs and Liberty Station area

  • Ocean Beach

  • Mission Beach

  • Mission Bay Park

Inland
  • Midway / North Bay

    Sports arena area

  • Old Town

  • Clairemont (west)

    Bay Ho, Bay Park, Morena

City of San Diego, Council District 2 communities page, checked Nov. 8, 2026. Boundaries can split neighborhoods; use the city's lookup for your address.

Who represents District 2

Jennifer Campbell has represented District 2 since Dec. 10, 2018 and is termed out. Her term ends Dec. 10, 2026, when the winner of the Nov. 3 election takes office.

The Nov. 3, 2026 District 2 race

  • Nicole Crosby

    Background
    Deputy city attorney; past president of the Clairemont Town Council
    Party (race is nonpartisan)
    Democrat
    June primary
    33.7%, second
    Nov. 6 unofficial count
    55.07% (22,987 votes)
  • Richard Bailey

    Background
    Business owner; former two-term Coronado mayor
    Party (race is nonpartisan)
    Independent, formerly Republican
    June primary
    34.8%, first
    Nov. 6 unofficial count
    44.93% (18,752 votes)

Results were unofficial as of Nov. 6, 2026, and the County Registrar of Voters keeps counting ballots until results are certified, usually about a month after Election Day. Bailey called the results disappointing on election night, according to Voice of San Diego.

Find your council district

Check your address

  1. 01

    Use the city's council district lookup

    Enter your address on sandiego.gov to see your district and representative.

  2. 02

    Confirm you're in the city

    Coronado, Del Mar and other cities have their own councils. If your address isn't in the City of San Diego, see city vs. county.

  3. 03

    Go local

    District 2 groups such as the Ocean Beach Planning Board, Clairemont Town Council and Mission Beach Town Council meet monthly and feed concerns to the council office.

For everyday problems like potholes, broken streetlights or illegal dumping, the Get It Done app reaches the right city department faster than a council office.

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