City officials

2025-2029

Sukh Kaur's platform appears to focus on representing her district's interests and addressing community concerns, as evidenced by her engagement with the LGBTQ+ community on the rainbow crosswalk issue. Her re-election campaign also involved navigating a runoff against a conservative opponent, suggesting a platform that may appeal to a progressive base within District 1.

2025-2029

Jalen McKee-Rodriguez runs on a progressive platform focused on social equity, early childhood education, and community-centered governance. As a self-identified socialist, his priorities include addressing systemic inequality, advocating for marginalized communities, and championing public services that support working-class families in District 2.

2025-2029

Phyllis Viagran’s platform centers on economic development, infrastructure modernization, and enhancing constituent engagement within District 3. She prioritizes sustainable growth in the Brooks area while ensuring that city services are more accessible and responsive to the needs of local residents.

2025-2029

Edward Mungia's platform centers on enhancing public safety and tackling homelessness within District 4. He also prioritizes infrastructure upgrades, fostering economic development and job growth, and promoting greater transparency and community involvement in city governance.

2025-2029

Council Member Teri Castillo's platform appears to focus on protecting the city from aggressive housing development. Her approach suggests a priority on community well-being and potentially advocating for policies that curb unchecked development in San Antonio.

2025-2029

Council Member Ric Galvan's platform appears to focus on environmental concerns, particularly regarding the energy consumption of data centers. He is actively seeking public input on how the city should manage the growth of these facilities, indicating a priority on sustainable development and community involvement in decision-making processes.

2025-2029

Marina Alderete Gavito's platform appears to focus on continued development and progress within the city, as evidenced by her urging the city to move forward with the Spurs Arena terms. Her re-election suggests a continuation of her current approach to city governance.

2025-2029

2025-2029

Misty Spears' platform appears to focus on improving the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of city elections, advocating for changes that could increase voter participation and reduce expenses. Her actions suggest a commitment to fiscal responsibility and enhancing democratic processes within the city.

2025-2029

Donald Oroian's platform centers on utilizing his technical expertise as a civil engineer to provide practical, data-driven solutions for the city's infrastructure needs. His campaign emphasizes professional experience as a primary qualification for effective governance in District 9.

Mike Rogers' campaign focuses on key economic and trade issues, specifically advocating for the resolution of trade conflicts between the U.S. and Canada. He is actively courting a broad coalition of voters, including Republicans, Democrats, and Trump supporters, in his Senate race.

Erik Walsh serves as the City Manager of San Antonio, focusing on administrative leadership and major municipal projects such as sports facility development. His tenure is characterized by a focus on city operations and high-level project management rather than a traditional political campaign platform.

Councilman Shannon's platform focuses on aggressive municipal oversight and code enforcement to address property management issues and public safety concerns. He prioritizes holding non-compliant property owners accountable through strict regulatory actions.