KSAT anchors Myra Arthur and Ernie Zuniga convene the ‘Power Panel’ and local leaders to cover election night live
A man found dead earlier this week in the San Antonio River is being remembered as an outstanding person.
KSAT’s Ernie Zuniga visits with Demonte Alexander about his childhood in Tennessee, love of Latin dance and strained relationships with his parents.
KSAT anchors Steve Spriester, Myra Arthur, Stephania Jimenez convene the ‘Power Panel’ to cover election night live
KSAT anchors Steve Spriester, Myra Arthur, Stephania Jimenez convene the ‘Power Panel’ to cover election night live
Kevin Wolff, former Bexar County Precinct 3 Commissioner, and local political consultants Molly Cox and Demonte Alexander joined the KSAT Q&A to discuss what outcomes could come out of the presidential debate on Tuesday.
KSAT anchors Steve Spriester and Myra Arthur hosted a livestream Tuesday night with real-time election results for the March 5 primary election.
The April 14 episode of “Breakdown with #StephAndSteve” focused on how the pandemic has affected teenagers’ mental health and what parents can do to help their children.
KSAT 12 anchors Steve Spriester and Stephania Jimenez will be joined by local experts, stakeholders and a city council member to take a closer look at the changes made by power companies.
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SAN ANTONIO – As key battleground states continue to tally up mail-in ballots, the results are generally favoring Joe Biden —something Bexar County saw as well in its results. Biden, who received 58% of the overall vote in Bexar County, won a much larger percentage of the absentee ballot alone — 72%. Demonte Alexander, the director of public affairs at Bexar Facts, says a big turnout was a sure thing for the election. However, Alexander, who has a background with Democratic campaigns, thinks it was the COVID-19 pandemic that drove the demand for mail-in ballots. The most recent KSAT-SA Report-Bexar Facts poll found a sharp divide between how Democrats and Republicans viewed voting by mail.
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Demonte Alexander, one of the leaders at Bexar Facts, joined Leading SA Sunday morning to talk about the process of forming a poll and collecting public opinions. “Opinion polls are conducted by soliciting opinions from the public. We sample those opinions by extrapolating the results to make predictions about future policies or future opinions, depending on the population. You know, now it’s our job to amplify those lessons and try to help find solutions,’” Alexander said. Read also:Nearly half of Bexar County voters wouldn’t take a COVID-19 vaccine this year, poll findsPoll: Approval for San Antonio, Bexar County government dipping; still above pre-pandemic ratings
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SAN ANTONIO Demonte Alexander, director of external affairs & special projects for Bexar Facts, talks with Steve Spriester and Myra Arthur about the upcoming Bexar Facts-KSAT-Rivard Report poll and his experience living as a black man in America. Steve and Myra interviewed Demonte during KSAT 12 News at 6, which can be in the video player above. The interview was extended to the KSAT News Nightbeat, which can be viewed in the video player below.
KSAT Q&A with Demonte Alexander of Bexar Facts (6 pm)Published: June 13, 2020, 10:19 amDemonte Alexander, director of external affairs & special projects for Bexar Facts, talks with Steve Spriester and Myra Arthur about racial inequality and other issues that will be included in the next Bexar Facts-KSAT-Rivard Report poll.