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The Bexar County Elections Department reported that 116,483 people cast ballots. There are 1.2 million registered voters in the county.
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An analysis of the municipal election results and what you need to know about the upcoming runoff races.
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Kaur will face survey and map business owner Patty Gibbons in a June runoff election following the May 3 election results.
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San Antonio residents face a very long list of candidates for mayor and city council. Nine school districts located at least partly in Bexar County have competitive school board races. Residents of Alamo Heights, Balcones Heights, Hill Country Village, Hollywood Park, Kirby, Leon Valley, Live Oak, Olmos Park, Universal City, Von Ormy, and the Bexar County Emergency Service District 1 also have some decisions to make.
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The city will partner with Bexar County, community organizations, healthcare providers and public safety agencies to respond to crises and create a healthier, safer, and more equitable community.
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The half-million-dollar fund will be used to counter the impact of the Texas abortion ban but will not support paying for women to travel out of state for abortion care.
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District 9 Councilmember John Courage joins "The Source" to discuss the second annual gun buyback event, his mayoral run, a survey on an abortion fund, and 'Project Marvel.'
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City council is deciding between one-year, two-year, and three-year phase-out plans for the horse carriage industry.
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San Antonio voters will decide on six changes to the city’s charter on Election Day, November 5th.The proposed amendments would make the following changes to the city’s charter, which is similar to the city’s constitution, an overall governance document.Gordon Hartman is a tri-chair of RenewSA, a local political action committee which launched a campaign supporting all six amendments to San Antonio’s charter this week.
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The majority of the San Antonio City Council already appeared to be leaning against a proposed curfew for HemisFair during their Thursday meeting.