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.
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Your vote decides how your tax dollars are allocated for local infrastructure, public safety, and school district budgets.
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Fundraising for most of San Antonio’s City Council members has slowed to a trickle, with many donors already maxed out and unable to give again until June 2028. That could soon change, however, as the city’s...
Fundraising for most of San Antonio’s City Council members has slowed to a trickle, with many donors already maxed out and unable to give again until June 2028. That could soon change, however, as the city’s...
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