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School Districts
87.5% of Precincts Reporting
(679 / 776)
72.2% of Precincts Reporting
(26 / 36)
Maritza Gonzalez-Cooper *
68723%
*Incumbent
100% of Precincts Reporting
(6 / 6)
*Incumbent
100% of Precincts Reporting
(6 / 6)
Giovianne Washington
14725%
*Incumbent
1.1% of Precincts Reporting
(9 / 810)
*Incumbent
0.6% of Precincts Reporting
(5 / 882)
12% of Precincts Reporting
(34 / 283)
*Incumbent
100% of Precincts Reporting
(14 / 14)
*Incumbent
100% of Precincts Reporting
(6 / 6)
*Incumbent
100% of Precincts Reporting
(7 / 7)
Monique S. Robinson
33236%
88.9% of Precincts Reporting
(16 / 18)
Christopher Anderson
20537%
70.6% of Precincts Reporting
(12 / 17)
66.7% of Precincts Reporting
(14 / 21)
*Incumbent
92.9% of Precincts Reporting
(13 / 14)
Robert Rodriguez Sr.
2023%
*Incumbent
100% of Precincts Reporting
(14 / 14)
100% of Precincts Reporting
(14 / 14)
100% of Precincts Reporting
(14 / 14)
*Incumbent
100% of Precincts Reporting
(5 / 5)
*Incumbent
1.1% of Precincts Reporting
(3 / 283)
Toby Castillo Walters
5466%
*Incumbent
0.4% of Precincts Reporting
(1 / 283)
Homer Guevara Jr.*
1,18322%
Richard Delgado Jr.
88416%
*Incumbent
96.4% of Precincts Reporting
(27 / 28)
Corinne Saldaña *
2,61345%
*Incumbent
92.3% of Precincts Reporting
(36 / 39)
Nicolette M. Ardiente
2,48442%
*Incumbent
90.6% of Precincts Reporting
(29 / 32)
Larissa Martinez
2,06149%
*Incumbent
86% of Precincts Reporting
(43 / 50)
Eulogio “Logie” Rodriguez *
00%
*Incumbent
100% of Precincts Reporting
(14 / 14)
*Incumbent
100% of Precincts Reporting
(14 / 14)
100% of Precincts Reporting
(14 / 14)
Sarah L. Sorensen *
1,94946%
*Incumbent
83.7% of Precincts Reporting
(41 / 49)
*Incumbent
100% of Precincts Reporting
(19 / 19)
Raquel Tristan Esquivel *
00%
*Incumbent
Erlinda Lopez-Rodriguez
23722%
*Incumbent
100% of Precincts Reporting
(6 / 6)
Some San Antonio-area school districts are searching for new school board members. Those districts also hope some of their bond issues will become voter-approved by the end of Election Day.
School board elections will be held on May 3 in districts big and small.
San Antonio ISD will fill two of its trustee spots (District 1 and District 3).
In addition to SAISD, five other school districts (Boerne, Comal, Harlandale, Medina Valley and Pearsall) will have two school board trustee spots up for grabs apiece.
Meanwhile, three school board seats each are on the ballot in the Alamo Heights, Dilley and Runge school districts. Voters will decide on four school board positions at Judson ISD and Northside ISD.
Some school districts within and outside San Antonio have propositions on the ballot with those districts’ improvements in mind.
Residents within the fast-growing East Central ISD will determine if a proposed $309,150,000 bond is worth the trouble. The funds would go toward the construction of two new elementary schools and a high school.
Voters within the Dilley ISD have three propositions (A, B and C) up on the ballot. If approved, the combined $35.6 million worth of propositions would help the district upgrade its athletic training facility while also dedicating funds toward a performing arts center.
Another prominent education-related race is on the Bexar County ballot. The Alamo Colleges District is seeking approval of a bond package totaling $987 million.
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