Hays County Judge Liz Sumter and Hays County Precinct 2 Commissioner Jeff Barton showed their differences last week in their appearance at the League of Women Voters debate. Sumter and Barton are contesting the Democratic nomination for Hays County judge in a March 2 vote.

Six candidates for two seats on the San Marcos City Council will take part Monday evening in a San Marcos political tradition, the League of Women Voters (LWV) debate as the San Marcos Activity Center. The debate will be streamed live on Newstreamz in association with SMTX.tv

The heat turned up slightly, though perceptibly, in the Place 6 race for the San Marcos City Council Monday night, when the candidates addressed citizens during the League of Women Voters debate at the San Marcos Activity Center. The Place 5 candidates also debated in advance of the Nov. 3 City Council election.

In the first of several Newstreamz Video Extras, we’ll bring you the entire San Marcos School Board debate in it’s entirety.

The San Marcos League of Women Voters debate between four San Marcos CISD board hopefuls will take place Monday night at the San Marcos Activity Center. Check here for the LVW voters’ guide.

Not so long ago, when city council elections took place in May, the League of Women Voters’ wine tasting at the end of January kicked off the political season in San Marcos. But even with city council elections moved to November, the League’s only fund raiser still attracts local politicos.

On Monday night, October 20th, The League of Women Voters held a debate for all contested local races. The first debate held was for Mayor of San Marcos, and the participants of this debate are Susan Narvaiz, Dan McCarthy, and Dave Newman.

Stay tuned to Newstreamz for complete coverage of this debate as [...]