Council hopeful Sukh Kaur seems uncomfortable with her stated support for the Justice Charter amendment.
City Council District 1 candidates Jeremy Roberts , Sukh Kaur, Ernest Salinas and incumbent Mario Bravo hold up “for” or “against” cards regarding their support for Proposition A at Laurel Heights United Methodist Church. If you’re a San Antonian who avidly follows politics, you might have wished to be in two places at one time on Thursday night. This is what was happening:brought his school-voucher promotional tour to St.
I attended the District 1 forum. This looks like our most compelling City Council race with three formidable candidates — incumbent Mario Bravo, education consultant Sukh Kaur and marketing executive Jeremy Roberts — all vying for spots in a likely runoff. Given that these candidates agree on most issues, the divide over Prop A looms large in the District 1 race. It’s the kind of thing that, rightly or wrongly, can start to define a candidacy.
The San Antonio Police Officers Association and business groups have done a good job of convincing voters that the Justice Charter amendment will embolden criminals and lead to a spike in property theft.Puro Politics podcast
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