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Where candidates in June 5 runoff election stand on policing, homelessness and cleaning up San Antonio Early voting for the runoff is May 24-June 1; 5 council districts on runoff ballot Published:  Tags:  . (KSAT) SAN ANTONIO – Five of the San Antonio city council races did not have a clear winner during the May 1 City Election and will be decided in a runoff election on June 5. The races that did not have a candidate receive more than 50% of the vote on May 1 now move to overtime in the form of a one-on-one runoff election. Those districts include: District 1: Roberto C. Trevino vs. Mari...

Thursday is the deadline to register to vote in San Antonio's City Council runoff elections Peter Rasmussen FacebookTwitterEmail The deadline to register to vote in the June 5 City of San Antonio City Council runoff elections is 5 p.m. Thursday. The Bexar County Elections Department will also accept mail-in registration applications as long as they are postmarked with Thursday's date. Early voting for the runoff is May 24 though June 1. There are still five City Council seats up for grabs, three of which include incumbents. District 1, incumbent Robert Trevino looks to fend off challenger Mar...

District 1 Longtime Councilman Roberto Treviño will go head-to-head with challenger Mario Bravo after the two were frontrunners in the six-candidate race. This term would be Treviño’s last eligible one as he has held the seat since 2014. Bravo previously campaigned for Bexar County Commissioner, but lost out to Paul Elizondo. In the May 1 election, Treviño led with 44.9 percent of the vote, while Bravo secured 33.6 percent. District 2 Incumbent Jada Andrews-Sullivan will need to head to the runoff election to hold on to her seat. She secured 16.8 percent of all votes, while challenger Ja...

Three council members couldn't escape runoffs May 2, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Mario Bravo will face incumbent Roberto Treviño in a June 5 runoff in City Council District 1. Two other council incumbents — Jada Andrews-Sullivan and John Courage — also face runoffs.Ronald Cortes /Contributor In an election when San Antonio voters didn’t appear eager for change, reelecting their mayor and rejecting police reform, three members of the City Council nonetheless failed to gain enough votes to avoid runoffs. The council members who did not win a majority of the vote and therefore must fight fo...

District 1 District 1 will go to a runoff between longtime councilman Roberto Treviño and challenger Mario Bravo. This is Treviño's final eligible term. Treviño led by about 45% of the vote. The election’s political issues were largely dwarfed by a deadly global pandemic and February’s deadly winter storm. Treviño has been a critic of SAPD’s response to the city’s positions on addressing the unhoused population in San Antonio, as well as its posture on the Alamo Plaza redevelopment. He was removed from the city’s planning commission over his rigid support of removing the Cenotap...