Our choices in city races, contests for school boards
If you are at all like us, you have been wondering, how could there possibly be another election? But in Texas, of course, there is always an election around the corner.
Once again, voters in Bexar County will head to the polls. San Antonio voters will have their say on the mayoral and City Council races, as well as propositions on affordable housing and collective bargaining for police. Once again, we offer a list of our recommendations in city races, as well as for trustees in many of the area school districts. Early voting runs through April 27, and election day is May 1.
We hope you find these recommendations helpful, just as we hope you vote.
City of San Antonio CITY COUNCIL
District 1: Mario Bravo
District 2: Jalen Mckee-rodriguez
District 3: Marcello Martinez
District 4: Adriana Rocha Garcia
District 5: Norberto “Geremy” Landin
District 6: Melissa Cabello Havrda
District 7: Ana E. Sandoval
District 8: Manny Pelaez
District 9: John Courage
District 10: Ezra Johnson
PROPOSITIONS
Proposition A: For Proposition B: For
Alamo Heights ISD
Place 5: Clay Page
Place 7: Travis E. Wiltshire
Harlandale ISD
District 2: Christine A. Carrillo
District 3: Louie G. Luna
District 4: Norma Cavazos
Judson ISD
District 4: Evette Livingston District 7: Rafael Diaz
Northside ISD
District 5: Corinne Saldaña
District 6: Carol Harle
District 7: Karen B. Freeman
San Antonio ISD
District 1: Steve Lecholop
District 3: Leticia Ozuna
District 4: Arthur V. Valdez
District 7: Ed Garza