The San Marcos High School cheerleaders were recently recognized for their outstanding contributions to Cancer Awareness Month.
Monday is the day when San Marcos voters will finally learn the true results of Tuesday night’s election. Apparently, they won’t change.
The precinct-by-precinct breakdown from Tuesday night’s San Marcos City Council election shows that incumbent Councilmember John Thomaides won re-election by dominating across the city, while council hopeful Ryan Thomason faces a likely run-off with evidence that the most active precincts are in his column.
Election Day in San Marcos ended with incumbent City Councilmember John Thomaides securing his third term by a resounding margin, while the results in a three-way council race with no incumbent remain to be developed in the next few days.
Tuesday is Election Day in San Marcos and throughout Hays County, though this off off-year ballot is one of the lightest in the election cycle. However, the action in San Marcos will involve two city council races. We have voting locations and a sample ballot.
In association with SMTX.tv, Newstreamz has interviewed candidates for the San Marcos City Council in the Nov. 3 election. The video interviews are available at http://smtx.tv.
Amid their meet and confer negotiations to forge collectively bargained agreements with the city, San Marcos police and fire fighters have increasingly promoted their interests during this election season.
In association with SMTX.tv, Newstreamz has interviewed candidates for the San Marcos City Council in the Nov. 3 election. The video interviews are available at http://smtx.tv.
The circus of San Marcos city politics is showing more prominently at Texas State since 2005, when the city moved its elections from May to November.
The San Marcos City Council approved the first of two readings for council compensation Tuesday night in a 4-3 vote. Under the measure, councilmembers would receive $500 per month and the mayor would receive $750 per month.
