Election Day

As election results rolled in on Tuesday night, San Antonians rolled into the downtown streets honking, cheering and waving signs and flags.

San Antonio voters overwhelmingly approved extending the one-eighth-cent sales tax that funds Pre-K 4 SA, securing another 20 years for the early childhood education initiative.

Focused on immigration issues, U.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro (D-San Antonio) sails to his eighth term in Congress representing the 20th Congressional District.

Nearly eight in 10 voters rejected a proposal to discontinue VIA service and replace it with a free local transportation alternative, despite concerns over the city's growing sales tax contribution.

The longtime Democratic congressman overcame a Republican challenge in a redrawn district that favored President Donald Trump in 2024, extending his more than two decades in Washington.

Luz Elena Chapa has vowed major changes in the troubled office as she takes over for retiring progressive DA Joe Gonzales.

He unseated incumbent Judge Peter Sakai in the primary and claimed a decisive early lead against Republican Patrick Von Dohlen on Tuesday.

Hinojosa's historic win makes her the first Latina to lead the state.

More than 129,000 Bexar County residents had voted by 7 p.m. Tuesday, following record early turnout. Voters across the San Antonio area weighed in on key races as Bexar County was selected for federal election monitoring.

As polls close on Election Day and results start rolling in, these are some of the House races that will help explain how the midterms are unfolding.