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Palm Springs City Council District 2
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- Government
- City of Palm Springs
- Public body
- Palm Springs City Council
- Electoral area
- Palm Springs City Council District 2
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District 2 boundary from reviewed municipal district geography.
Office overview
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What this office does
Represents District 2 in Palm Springs city government
The office votes on local ordinances, budgets, land use, public services, appointments, and other matters before the City Council while representing residents of the district.
City of Palm Springs City CouncilElection process
One councilmember is elected from this district
Only voters residing in District 2 elect this nonpartisan City Council member.
Open the 2026 Election PageCity of Palm Springs context2020–2024 Census estimates; 2025 population where noted
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People and households
- Population
- 45,315Latest reviewed Census estimate
- Households
- 24,5672020–2024 estimate
- Median household income
- $73,1192024 inflation-adjusted dollars
Race and ethnicity
- Hispanic or Latino
- 25.7%May be of any race
- White alone, not Hispanic
- 61.4%2020–2024
- Asian alone
- 5.3%2020–2024
- Black alone
- 4.5%2020–2024
Current officeholder
Who currently holds this office?
The official city roster identifies Jeffrey Bernstein as the current District 2 councilmember.
Current officeholder
Jeffrey Bernstein
Palm Springs City Council District 2
- Status
- Current officeholder
- First elected
- Verification pending
- Current service
- Current four-year council term
Electoral area
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Past elections
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Palm Springs municipal election information
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Riverside County annual election calendar
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Jurisdiction context
What’s the status of $322 million in Palm Springs bridge projects? City engineer provides updates
An update on six major bridge projects intended to reduce road closures caused by flooding and high winds.
Jurisdiction context
Palm Springs median home prices dip to $1.17M as inventory plummets
A citywide housing-market snapshot covering home prices, available inventory, and sales activity.
Jurisdiction context
Palm Springs seeks public input on next police chief
The city is asking residents and businesses what qualities they want in the successor to retiring Police Chief Andy Mills.
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Assessed August 18, 2026 · Current 2026 recordsComplete succession history, compensation, vacancy rules, all first-election dates, official portraits, and final live-link review remain incomplete unless specifically listed.
Sources used on this page6 source organizations · 9 records
Election calendar
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City of Palm Springs City Council
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U.S. Census Bureau: QuickFacts and 2024 American Community Survey
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Bernstein for PS campaign
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Portrait source page for Jeffrey Bernsteinhttps://www.jeffreyforps.com/meet-jeffreyPortrait image for Jeffrey Bernsteinhttps://static.wixstatic.com/media/3fd5c9_0a5b5259ca86453da2424dea2f880a5f~mv2.jpg/v1/crop/x_607,y_0,w_1856,h_3116/fill/w_636,h_1068,al_c,q_85,usm_0.66_1.00_0.01,enc_avif,quality_auto/JB-portrait-3.jpg
The Palm Springs Post
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Jurisdiction context: What’s the status of $322 million in Palm Springs bridge projects? City engineer provides updateshttps://thepalmspringspost.com/whats-the-status-of-322-million-in-palm-springs-bridge-projects-city-engineer-provides-updates/Jurisdiction context: Palm Springs median home prices dip to $1.17M as inventory plummetshttps://thepalmspringspost.com/palm-springs-median-home-prices-dip-to-1-17m-as-inventory-plummets/Jurisdiction context: Palm Springs seeks public input on next police chiefhttps://thepalmspringspost.com/palm-springs-seeks-public-input-on-next-police-chief/
City of Palm Springs map data
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