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District 6 will be getting a new city council representative next month.

If you want to cast a ballot in the June 7 runoff election, you’ll want to make sure you’re registered to vote by the May 8 deadline.

Voters who live in San Antonio’s District 9 are heading into the June 7 runoff election with their minds made up, at least when it comes to what they want from a candidate.

Gina Ortiz Jones and Rolando Pablos participated in their first debate since they became the top two vote-getters in the May 3 election.

The second time was a charm for East Central ISD on Saturday as voters handily approved a scaled-back $309 million bond to build a new high school and two elementary schools.

The executive director of Annie’s List, a political action committee that works to elect progressive women in state and local office, joined KSAT 12’s 6 O’Clock News to discuss the upcoming mayor’s race runoff.

Five local races, all within the City of San Antonio, are headed to a runoff after none of them had a clear winner in the May 3 election. But what triggers a runoff election? KSAT Explains.

Five races across San Antonio will have runoff elections, including the highly anticipated race to succeed Ron Nirenberg as mayor.

Voters have approved an Alamo Colleges District bond package totaling $987 million.

Here’s a look at how the City of San Antonio election shaped up.

The Bexar County Elections Department held an Election Day press conference on Saturday, May 3.

Whether it’s over finances or a feud, Balcones Heights voters are being asked to decide if their police officers should retain the right to collectively bargain for a contract.

Some San Antonio-area school districts are searching for new school board members. Those districts also hope some of their bond issues will become voter-approved by the end of Election Day.

The important Election Day races aren’t all in San Antonio. Voters outside of the Alamo City will also have an opportunity to have their voices heard on May 3.

Gina Ortiz Jones and Rolando Pablos are heading to a runoff for the San Antonio mayor’s seat.

San Antonio City Council District 1 incumbent Sukh Kaur and challenger Patty Gibbons will advance to a runoff, after no candidate secured 50% of the vote in the May 3 election.

Incumbent Jalen McKee-Rodriguez comfortably retained his seat as District 2 councilman for a third term during the May 3 election.

Phyllis J. Viagran will remain on the San Antonio City Council as the District 3 councilwoman, according to Bexar County Election results.

In the San Antonio City Council District 4 race, voting totals show that candidate Edward Mungia has won.

Incumbent Teri Castillo is the winner for San Antonio City Council District 5.

In a tight race for San Antonio City Council District 6, Kelly Ann Gonzalez and Ric Galvan will head to the June 7 runoff election.

Councilwoman Marina Alderete Gavito will keep her position as District 7 councilwoman, according to results from the Bexar County Elections Department.

Six people are on the ballot, and current councilman Manny Pelaez is not in the race.

In a closely contested race for San Antonio City Council District 9, Misty Spears and Angi Taylor Aramburu will advance to the runoff election on June 7.

District 10 Councilman Marc Whyte is remaining in his seat for another term.

As confetti flies and music blares through downtown streets, San Antonio voters are being asked to balance two deeply rooted traditions: celebrating Fiesta and casting their ballots in a pivotal local election.

In the 2025 municipal election in Bexar County, only 5.8% of registered voters participated in early voting, overshadowed by events like Fiesta and confusion from a crowded ballot featuring 27 mayoral candidates.

Bexar County voters have nearly 250 choices to cast a ballot on Election Day.

This year, two major events in San Antonio — Fiesta and a civic obligation — are coinciding, which doesn’t happen too often.

Nearly 75,000 Bexar County residents voted early in the May 3 election, according to the Bexar County elections office.

Southwest ISD voters will likely have to vote in two separate locations if they want to participate in all the May 3 races for which they’re eligible.

San Antonians will elect a new mayor and vote in all 10 city council seats in the May 3 election. And a whopping 27 people have set their sights on the job.

Morgan’s Wonderland Creative Media Director Leslie Mouton and Ashley Rocha from the “Inclusion Unlimited” series joined KSAT 12’s 6 O’Clock News on Monday for a Q&A on how people with disabilities can participate in the upcoming election or Fiesta events.

The eight-day early voting period runs from Tuesday, April 22 through Tuesday, April 29. Various mayoral, city council, school board, bond, tax and ballot propositions are on the ballot.

With longtime Councilwoman Melissa Cabello Havrda stepping down to run for mayor, eight candidates are vying to represent District 6 on the San Antonio City Council.

Marc Whyte is set to compete against four challengers as he seeks reelection for the City Council District 10 seat in the May 3 election.

A crowded field of candidates makes up the race for District 9, the seat now held by Councilman John Courage.

Bexar County voters will head to the polls with nearly 50 locations available for early voting ahead of the general election on May 3, 2025, where key decisions on local leadership, including the San Antonio mayoral race, await.