Early voting in San Antonio's runoff elections is open from Tuesday, May 30th until Tuesday, June 6th. Even if you didn't vote in the general election, you can still vote in the runoff! Polling hours and locations are listed below.

Yesterday John was invited to participate in a debate on the Jack Riccardi Show on KTSA. Here's a recap of some of the questions that were asked as well as John's plans for addressing those issues. Scroll down to the bottom of the page to listen to the full debate!

A true grassroots movement is only as strong as the volunteers who keep it going. From day one, our volunteer team has been the backbone of our campaign.

None of what we've accomplished would have been possible without the hard work and dedication of our volunteers. Because of you all, we've been able to go out into our community and connect with our neighbors on a personal level - and we've worked hard to earn their support.  

Early Voting is underway in San Antonio! Voting early is a great way to skip long lines at the polls on Election Day, and you can vote at any polling site to give you more flexibility. Keep reading for important info on voting dates, polling locations, and more. 

San Antonio's 2017 election will determine more than just our Mayor and City Council representatives. Voters will also have the opportunity to vote on six individual propositions that make up the 2017 Bond Program. 

Under certain circumstances, the state of Texas allows voters to submit an absentee ballot instead of voting at a physical polling site. While the process of voting by mail can be a bit confusing, here's the good news - we can help! Read on for important information and key dates to mark on your calendar to make sure your vote is counted on Election Day.

Last night, we had a wonderful time meeting voters in the Whispering Oaks neighborhood. Like many of our neighbors, the folks we talked with last night were primarily concerned with relieving traffic congestion and promoting smarter growth on the north side of San Antonio.