Bexar County · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Bexar County public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Voter turnout for the Alamo Colleges District 9 runoff is basically non-existent at 1%, which means your vote right now carries way more weight than usual. If you live in the district, you have a rare chance to single-handedly shape the future of our local community colleges.
It’s time to hit the polls for the May 2 municipal elections, where local city council and school board seats are up for grabs. Your vote directly shapes how your neighborhood is run and how your local schools operate.
Bexar County's latest election results are in, and while some county measures passed, local school funding initiatives hit a wall. This means your property tax dollars are staying put for now, but schools might have to tighten their belts on new projects.
Election Day is hitting Bexar County on November 4th, and it’s time to get your game plan ready. This guide covers the essentials so you can show up informed and make your vote count for local leadership.
City Council aides are pushing back after leadership tried to sneak through workplace rule changes without any input. Now, officials are hitting the brakes and promising to actually involve staff before changing their job conditions.
Early voting for the March primary is right around the corner, so make sure you check your local polling spots now to avoid the inevitable election day rush. Taking a few minutes to plan ahead will save you from standing in long lines later.