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San Antonio residents headed to the polls on Saturday, May 1, to vote in races for mayor, all 10 city council seats, two propositions and school district boards. Surrounding suburbs and municipalities also have elections (scroll down.)
San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg will serve his third term as mayor. His closest competitor Greg Brockhouse conceded in a statement on Saturday after trailing by a large margin. Nirenberg had 62% of the vote while Brockhouse had 31% of the vote.
Proposition B failed to pass with 51% voting against the measure. But a majority of San Antonio voters approved Proposition A, which will expand the ways San Antonio can use bond money.
Of the 10 city council seats that were up for election, two - District 3 and District 5 - had no incumbent because the current officeholders reached term limits.
The District 1 race is headed to a runoff with Roberto C. Trevino finishing with 45% of the vote after election day and Mario Bravo with 34%.
Votes
%
Roberto C. Treviño*
Mario Bravo
Cyndi Dóminguez
Lauro A. Bustamante
Raymond Zavala
Matthew J. Gauna
(243 / 243)
The District 2 race is also headed to a runoff with the top two vote-getters being Jalen McKee-Rodriguez with 26% of the vote and incumbent Jada Andrews-Sullivan with 17%.
Votes
%
Jalen McKee-Rodriguez
Jada Andrews-Sullivan*
Norris Tyrone Darden
Kristi Villanueva
Nneka "Miss Neka" Cleaver
Andrew Fernandez Vicencio
Walter E. Perry Sr.
Chris Dawkins
Pharaoh J. Clark
Dori Brown
Michael John Good
Carl Booker
(243 / 243)
In the City Council District 3 seat race, Phyllis Viagran and Tomas Uresti will face off in a runoff with Viagran getting 22% of the vote and Uresti with 15%.
Votes
%
Phyllis Viagran
Tomas Uresti
Marcello Martinez
Angela Cardona
Rodolfo "Rudy" Lopez
Walter Murray
Mark Arthur Vargas Jr.
Katherine Herrera-Garza
Ted Gonzalez
Diana Flores Uriegas
Stephen "Steve" Valdez
Rafael C. Vela
(243 / 243)
In District 4, Adriana Rocha Garcia has been declared the winner with 70% of the vote.
Votes
%
Adriana Rocha Garcia*
David Tristán
Raymond Guzman
Curtis Mueller
(243 / 243)
District 5 will go to a runoff with Teri Castillo getting 31% of the vote. She will likely be facing Rudy Lopez who had 15% of the vote.
Votes
%
Teri Castillo
Rudy Lopez
Anthony Gres
Norberto "Geremy" Landin
Irma G. Barron
Ricardo Moreno
Marie Crabb
Ray Garza
Jason Mata
David Yañez
Jesse "Jay" Alaniz
(243 / 243)
In the District 6 race, Melissa Cabello Havrda will serve another term after winning 55% of the votes.
Votes
%
Melissa Cabello Havrda*
Irina Rudolph
Robert Hernandez
Robert Walker
Chris Baecker
(243 / 243)
In the District 7 race, Ana Sandoval declared victory with 71% of the vote.
Votes
%
Ana E. Sandoval*
Patricia Ann Varela
(243 / 243)
Incumbent Manny Palaez declared victory in the District 8 race with 59% of the vote.
Votes
%
Manny Pelaez*
Rob Rodriguez
Suzanne McCarty
Cesario Garcia
Tammy K. Orta
(243 / 243)
Incumbent John Courage is facing a runoff in San Antonio City Council District 9 after finishing with 47% of the vote. He will face Patrick Von Dohlen who had 36% of the votes.
Votes
%
John Courage*
Patrick Von Dohlen
Erika Moe
Antonio Salinas
Cory W. Dennington
(243 / 243)
Clayton Perry was reelected in District 10 with 54% of the vote.
Votes
%
Clayton Perry*
Ezra Johnson
Emily Norwood
Gabrien Gregory
Alexander Svehla
(243 / 243)
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