Lodi City Council District 2 · Nov 3, 2026
Jordan Duncan
Candidate for City Council District 2
Jordan Duncan is running for Lodi City Council District 2 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Lisa Craig-Hensley.
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TodayDeputy sheriff and Lodi native who has served as a school resource officer and SWAT operator. He began his career with the San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office.
- Campaign website
- www.duncanforlodi.com
Where Jordan Duncan stands: positions on the record
Budget and taxes1 sourced position
Says he will oppose new taxes and look for other ways to fund essential services.
“I will oppose new taxes and look for smarter ways to fund essential services without placing additional burdens on Lodi families and businesses.”
Own statementJordan Duncan campaign site
Public safety1 sourced position
Says clean and safe parks will be a priority and that he would support increased patrols in problem areas.
“I will make clean and safe parks a priority for Lodi's families.”
Own statementJordan Duncan campaign site
City property1 sourced position
Says he would support leasing underutilized city-owned property to generate additional revenue.
“I will also support responsibly leasing underutilized city-owned property to generate additional revenue and encourage local economic activity.”
Own statementJordan Duncan campaign site
Business regulation1 sourced position
Says he will oppose unnecessary regulations, fees and mandates on residents and local businesses.
“I will oppose unnecessary regulations, fees, and mandates that burden residents and local businesses, while protecting individual rights and private property.”
Own statementJordan Duncan campaign site
Also running for City Council District 2
- Lisa Craig-Hensley (incumbent)
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