Election Day for the runoff is Saturday, June 5! Register to vote by May 6.
THE RESULTS ARE IN...
A record-breaking number of voters participated in the 2021 municipal election. And, if you live in City Council Districts 1, 2, 3, 5, or 9, you'll head back to the polls for the June 5 runoff election to choose your City Council representative.
Did you know?
13.1%
of San Antonio voters voted in the 2019 municipal election
46.7%
of voters in the 2019 municipal election were age 65 or older
102,407
ballots cast in San Antonio for the 2019 municipal election
784,245
total registered voters in San Antonio for the 2019 municipal election
More community indicators can be found at SA2020.org/data.
Turnout in Municipal Elections by City Council District
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Voting FAQs
What is a runoff election?
When no candidate receives a majority of the vote in a race, the two candidates receiving the most votes will move on to a second election, called a runoff. That happened in City Council races in Districts 1, 2, 3, 5, and 9 in the May 1 election, so residents in those Districts will vote between the two candidates in the runoff.
I didn’t vote in the May 1 election. Can I vote in the runoff?
Yes! You don’t need to have participated in the first round to vote in the runoff election.
When is the deadline to register to vote in the runoff?
To vote in the June 5 runoff, you must register to vote by May 6.
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Make your voice heard in the next election! We’ll email you with a reminder when it’s time to vote.
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