June 7 Runoff Election

This runoff election will include any races not decided in the May 3 election.

Election Day | Saturday, June 7

Early Voting | May 27 -June 3

Important Deadlines:

First day to apply for a ballot by mail: Wednesday, January 1
- Applications are not automatically sent – you must request one from the Bexar Elections Office at 210-335-8683 or download one from the Elections Office website, bexar.org/elections.
Last day to register to vote: Thursday, May 8
Last day for Elections Department to receive mail ballot application: Tuesday, May 27
Last day for Elections Department to receive mail ballot:
- Saturday, June 7, 7 pm if not postmarked
- Wednesday, June 8, 5 pm if postmarked locally by Saturday, June 7, 7 pm

Races and candidates in the June 7 Runoff Election

San Antonio Mayor
Rolando Pablos
Gina Ortiz Jones

San Antonio City Council

District 1
Sukh Kaur
Patty Gibbons

District 6
Kelly Ann Gonzalez
Ric Galvan

District 8
Ivalis Meza Gonzalez
Paula McGee

District 9
Angi Taylor Aramburu
Misty Spears

Plan Your Vote

Vote411.org has been updated to show only the runoff races and candidates.

LWVSA Voters Guide

We don’t produce a new print Voters Guide for the runoffs, but if you saved a copy of the May
3 election edition, you can use that. Also, public libraries have a limited supply, or you can open
one of the online versions below. The Guide is available in English, Spanish and Arabic.

Arabic version is courtesy of Culturingua.

2025 LWVSA Voters Guide English (PDF)
2025 LWVSA Voter's Guide Spanish (PDF)
2025 LWVSA Voters Guide Arabic (PDF)

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The League of Women Voters of the San Antonio Area present their Community Outreach Volunteer Orientation video. Volunteers are given training on how to empower voters and defend democracy in Bexar County, Texas. We encourage informed and active participation of citizens in government. Youth Outreach, Senior Events, Naturalization Ceremonies, GOTV (Get Out The Vote), Engaging Voters and Registration Checks are covered.

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