
Occupation: senior vice president of marketing at Prosperas and marketing adjunct at Texas A&M University-San Antonio.
Proposition A? Against.
Campaign points: supporting small businesses and the police department, rerouting resources to the homeless population and mending the digital divide in District 1
Roberto Rios-Ortega

Occupation: outreach specialist for the telemedicine company Teledoc Health

Occupation: CEO and founder of EDreimagined
Proposition A? In favor.
Campaign points: improving streets and sidewalks, making neighborhoods safer, tackling rising property taxes and having direct outreach with small businesses

Occupation: was the president of the Dellview Area Neighborhood Association before stepping down to run for office
Proposition A? Against.
Campaign points: upholding family values, supporting law enforcement, beautifying neighborhoods and promoting the “business continuation” plan for small businesses

Occupation: Attorney in a private practice
Proposition A? No response.
Campaign points: improving health, education and safety.

Occupation: incumbent District 1 councilman2021
Proposition A? Undecided.
Campaign points: supporting local business, secure funding for supportive housing for the homeless, public safety

Occupation: licensed marriage and family therapist
Proposition A? No response.
Campaign points: investing in more first responder, better school funding, lowering property taxes, connecting with international business for economic opportunity
Sources:
- Sukh’s campaign website
- Salinas’ campaign website
- San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
- Bravo’s campaign website
- KLRNTV Youtube Video
- San Antonio Express-News
- April 18 interview with Roberts