Editor’s note: Find news, resources and results from the May 1 election on our Vote 2021 page. At 7 p.m., Saturday, May 1, find all the latest results and livestreamed analysis on KSAT.com.
Saturday is election day and voters in Bexar County can head to any polling location to cast a ballot.
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In San Antonio, voters will decide who will lead the city and city council as well as decide the fate of the controversial Proposition B. Depending on where you live, you may be voting in city, school district, water district or special elections.
More than 240 voting centers in Bexar County are open from 7 a.m.-7 p.m. See the full sample ballot here.
Below is a list of polling sites that are open on Saturday:
In an effort to get locals to the polls, VIA Metropolitan Transit is giving passengers who show their voter registration cards free rides all day Saturday.
Voters may want to bring an umbrella in case they have to wait in line outside as San Antonio’s forecast calls for potentially heavy rain through Saturday evening.
After heavy rains Friday night, flash flooding was reported in a few spots around San Antonio. Most locations under are under a Flash Flood Watch until 7 p.m. Saturday.
Rain chances are expected to cease by late Saturday night. You can learn more about the full forecast here.
To keep up with the latest weather information and forecast from our team of meteorologists, download the KSAT Weather Authority app for iPhone and Android.
In San Antonio, there are nearly 80 candidates for the city’s 10 city council districts and mayor. Proposition B, which is aimed at repealing the police department’s collective bargaining rights, and Proposition A, which is a charter change for city bond projects, will also be on the ballot.
Each voter’s ballot will reflect the races that pertain to the districts where they live. Depending on where a voter lives in Bexar County, they may vote in the San Antonio municipal election or another municipal election as well as their local school district election. You can view the full sample ballot with the other municipal and school district races in Bexar County here.
Any U.S. citizen who is 18 years old by Election Day and registered to vote in Texas can vote in the election, with a few exceptions prohibited by law. The deadline to register to vote has already passed.
To check if you are registered, click here.
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