The Bexar County Elections Department is providing runoff election updates on Saturday.

Registered voters in San Antonio have dozens of places to cast a ballot in the runoff election on Saturday, June 7.

San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg said he won’t make an official endorsement in the city’s mayoral election during KSAT’s 6 O’Clock News on Tuesday evening.

San Antonio voters will head to the polls for a runoff election on June 7, where the city’s mayoral seat and four city council positions are up for grabs.

Rolando Pablos, a candidate in the San Antonio mayoral race against Gina Ortiz Jones, participated in an interview at Mi Tierra, a location of personal significance to him. The discussion covered topics such as a new Spurs arena, the role of the mayor's office as a "bully pulpit," and Pablos's reactions to election night results. Pablos also addressed being labeled as Gov. Greg Abbott's "puppet" and accused Jones of "parachuting in" to the city to run for office.

In a restaurant on the far West Side of San Antonio, mayoral candidate Gina Ortiz Jones reflects on her journey as she prepares for a pivotal moment in her political career. This location holds significance for her, being close to where she grew up.

Registered voters in San Antonio have more than 30 places to cast a ballot during early voting in the June 7 runoff election.

Five races across San Antonio will have runoff elections, including the highly anticipated race to succeed Ron Nirenberg as mayor.

Here’s a look at how the City of San Antonio election shaped up.

In the 2025 municipal election in Bexar County, only 5.8% of registered voters participated in early voting, overshadowed by events like Fiesta and confusion from a crowded ballot featuring 27 mayoral candidates.