Election Results: San Antonio Mayor Re-elected, Prop K and Prop A Defeated, School Districts Announced.

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San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg was re-elected for a fourth term, while seven City Council incumbents were also re-elected. However, District 1 Councilman Mario Bravo is headed to a June 10 runoff, as are two new candidates for District 7. The biggest ballot item, Prop A, was heavily defeated in the May 6 election. Councilwoman Phyllis Viagran narrowly avoided a runoff with 51% of the vote in District 3 on the South Side. Councilman Clayton Perry did not seek re-election after his high-profile DWI arrest, and Marc Whyte was considered the frontrunner in this race and won without a runoff.
- Mayor Nirenberg re-elected; 2 runoffs, 1 new member on San Antonio City Council KSAT San Antonio
- Prop K Climate Charter rejected by El Paso voters El Paso Matters
- Prop A overwhelmingly defeated in San Antonio KSAT San Antonio
- San Antonio election night updates as votes are counted San Antonio Express-News
- San Antonio school district election results: SAISD, Northside, more San Antonio Express-News
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