San Antonio will move its municipal elections from May to November after a 6-5 council vote Thursday afternoon. The decision ...

Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones' recommendation to move city elections to November was a no-brainer. It will save money and most ...

The 6-5 vote is a victory for Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones, who argued the shift in schedule would cut costs and boost turnout.

Political leaders were chosen in Schertz and Cibolo, while construction and education were also in the news this year.

SAN ANTONIO – UPDATE (3:19 p.m.): A majority of the San Antonio City Council voted Thursday to move municipal elections from ...

In an effort to increase voter turnout for municipal elections, the San Antonio City Council voted to move city elections from May to November of odd-numbered years Dec. 18.

Mayor Ortiz Jones supports moving city elections to November for cost savings and better turnout. Will the City Council agree ...

Make sure all of Bexar County decides, not just those in San Antonio, and ensure the Commissioners Court is involved as well ...

The vote came after hours of public comment, with dozens of speakers addressing council members during the meeting.

A vote could move San Antonio city elections to Nov. City councilmembers will make that decision at Thursday's meeting and ...

City Council voted 6-5 to move elections, despite debate over how it could affect school districts and turnout.

Voters come and go from the Brook Hollow Branch Library on April 22 — the first day of early voting for this year’s San Antonio city general election. The City Council has a short window to take ...