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Runoff Election Results: San Antonio City Council

SA City Council runoff election: Challengers Bravo, McKee-Rodriguez defeat incumbents; Viagran, Castillo take open seats Incumbents Roberto Treviño and Jada Andrews-Sullivan lost their City Council seats Saturday evening, while John Courage held off a strong challenge. Author: KENS5.com Staff (KENS 5) Published: 7:09 PM CDT June 5, 2021 Updated: 10:15 PM CDT June 5, 2021 SAN ANTONIO Mario Bravo and Jalen McKee-Rodriguez won seats on the San Antonio City Council on Saturday night, vanquishing incumbents Roberto Treviño and Jada Andrews-Sullivan in runoff elections in Districts 1 and 2. Meanwhile, incumbent District 9 Councilman John Courage held off a late charge from challenge Patrick Von Dohlen. In two districts with term-limited councilwomen, Phyllis Viagran and Teri Castillo maintained their first-round leads to win seats on the council in Districts 3 and 5.

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RUNOFF ELECTION: Challengers Bravo, McKee-Rodriguez take leads in San Antonio City Council races

RUNOFF ELECTION: Challengers Bravo, McKee-Rodriguez take leads in San Antonio City Council races KENS5.com Staff © Provided by KENS-TV San Antonio Voters in five San Antonio City Council districts returned to the polls Saturday to cast ballots in runoff elections that will shape the council for the next two years. Five of the 10 San Antonio City Council races were decided May 1 when incumbents in those seats were able to win by securing more than 50 percent of the vote. However, five other races remained undecided and went to runoff elections involving the top two vote-getters. Former San Antonio Mayor Henry Cisneros breaks down election developments

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San Antonio council campaign rhetoric mirrors national tone

San Antonio council campaign rhetoric mirrors national tone Former Mayor Henry Cisneros says he s not seen words like socialist and Marxist thrown around in local races before. Author: Matt Houston (KENS) Updated: 10:19 PM CDT June 2, 2021 SAN ANTONIO As election day draws near, former San Antonio Mayor Henry Cisneros says this year s campaign season has been unique: Buzzwords dominate discourse once centered on substance. I m sorry to see we re moving more toward council races where people are identified by and run by their partisan identities, he said. San Antonio s city charter says candidates cannot run for office as republicans, democrats, or members of any political party. Instead, they run as unaffiliated citizens united by their residence in the nation s seventh-largest city.

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Five San Antonio City Council seats on runoff election ballot

DISTRICT 4: Adriana Rocha Garcia DISTRICT 6: Melissa Cabello Havrda DISTRICT 7: Ana Sandoval DISTRICT 10: Clayton Perry Three other incumbents (denoted with an asterisk) did not reach 50 percent in the May 1 election and now are facing a runoff election involving the top two vote-getters: DISTRICT 1: Roberto Treviño vs. Mario Bravo DISTRICT 2: Jalen McKee-Rodriguez vs. Jada Andrews-Sullivan DISTRICT 9: John Courage vs. Patrick Von Dohlen Two other races also went to runoffs. Both districts had no incumbent running because council members Rebecca Viagran and Shirley Gonzales are term-limited: DISTRICT 3: Phyllis Viagran vs. Tomas Uresti DISTRICT 5: Teri Castillo vs. Rudy Lopez Voters in City Council districts 1, 2, 3, 5 and 9 can cast ballots in the runoff election. Voters in City Council districts 4, 6, 7, 8 and 10 already elected their council members, so they are not eligible to vote in the runoff elections.

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