The race is on for a new Bexar County Precinct 1 Commissioner after incumbent Sergio “Chico” Rodriguez lost to his Democratic challenger in the July runoff election. The loss by Rodriguez, who has represented Precinct 1 for more than 15 years, surprised the Bexar County political sphere. “I think most people in politics in San Antonio and Bexar County thought Chico would win,” longtime political strategist Christian Archer told KSAT’s Steve Spriester in July. “We’ve got south Bexar County. Bexar County Precinct 1 Map (Bexar County)RELATED:

SAN ANTONIO – After four terms serving as Bexar County Precinct 1 Commissioner, Sergio “Chico” Rodríguez was defeated in the Democratic primary runoff by political newcomer, Rebeca “Becky” Clay-Flores. The win in the primary election has earned Clay-Flores, a special projects manager for the San Antonio Metropolitan Health District, the day off. For months, Clay-Flores campaigned throughout parts of South and West San Antonio, areas that make up Precinct 1. Bexar County Commissioner Sergio ‘Chico’ Rodriguez toppled by challenger Rebeca ‘Becky’ Clay-Flores in Precinct 1COVID-19 prevented some of Clay-Flores’ biggest supporters, such as her mother, from celebrating with the candidate as results were announced. For more information the issues Clay-Flores stands for, click here.

SAN ANTONIO – Updated at 12 a.m.: Rebeca “Becky” Clay-Flores took a huge lead early Tuesday in the Democratic runoff for Bexar County Commissioner, Precinct 1, to knock out the incumbent, Sergio “Chico” Rodriguez. With 100% of precincts tallied, Clay-Flores grabbed 61% of the vote compared to 38% for Rodriguez. You can find additional election results by scrolling to the bottom of this page. For more election coverage, go to our Vote 2020 page or sign up for our free election newsletter. You can find additional election results in the drop-down menu below:You can also click here for more election results.