Confused about the two elections happening in May? Here's what to know about the May 7 bond and state constitutional amendment election.
Voters have two opportunities to cast their votes in May elections. Early voting starts Monday for the first election, which includes a $1.2 billion City of San Antonio bond, and voters can return to the polls later in May for partisan primary runoffs.Bexar County election officials are worried that a pair of May elections — first for the $1.2 billion City of San Antonio bond, then for partisan primary runoffs — will confuse and discourage voters as they head to the polls this week.
“We need to get out some education, because otherwise people are going to be very confused,” Wolff said at a Commissioners Court meeting last week. “They’re going to get upset, and then they’re not going to end up voting in the runoff.” “We know that most of the candidates that are on the primary runoff will be out campaigning on that Saturday. … That is going to add more confusion to [the situation],” said Callanen.
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