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On July 8, 2022, the Assembly Hall at Aggie Park was filled with excitement as the 105 Precinct Chairs that reside in commissioner’s precinct 3 met in special session to vote on who would be the Republican nominee for Commissioner of Precinct 3 on the November ballot. There were plenty of guests and supporters who came to witness the special election.A vacancy occurred when
As with any year, politicians and outside participants in the political process suffered no shortage of words in 2021. Some were insightful, some left us...
After two losses, plaintiffs in the case against the city of San Antonio over excluding Chick-fil-A from an spot at the airport is at a pivotal moment.
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Editorial: San Antonio voters got it right in runoff City Council picks with new progressives, Courage Express-News Editorial Board FacebookTwitterEmail San Antonio voters got it right when they chose progressives in the City Council runoff Saturday. Of the four new members, the two most progressive, both educators, also will be the youngest. In District 2, Jalen-McKee Rodriguez, 26, easily defeated his former boss, one-term incumbent Jada Andrews-Sullivan, to become the first openly gay man on City Council. District 5, an open seat with Shirley Gonzales terming out, will be filled by Teri Castillo, 29, who decisively beat Rudy Lopez. In District 3’s race between an ascendant South Side political dynasty and a fading one, Phyllis Viagran beat Tomas Uresti to become the first person to succeed a sibling on the council. She replaced her younger sister, Rebecca Viagran, who is also terming out.