Here are the candidates running for City Council in District 1, in ballot order. Candidate information comes from the city clerk, the candidates and other sources.
To read candidates’ responses to the San Antonio Report’s questionnaire, click the “more about” link at the bottom of the candidate’s profile.
Roberts is a digital marketing executive for Adobe who chaired the city’s Small Business Advisory Commission. He also teaches business courses at Texas A&M University-San Antonio.
District 1 City Council
Challenger
Roberto Rios Ortega
Rios Ortega is an outreach specialist for the telemedicine company Teladoc Health.
District 1 City Council
Challenger
Salinas was president of the Dellview Area Neighborhood Association from 2017 until earlier this year. He is retired after more than 30 years at USAA, where he worked in community relations.
District 1 City Council
Challenger
Kaur runs her own education consulting company, EDreimagined, which helps schools implement charter programs. She has participated in Leadership San Antonio and the San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce’s Latina Leadership Institute.
District 1 City Council
Challenger
Lauro Bustamante
An attorney in private practice, Lauro Bustamante has run for elected office numerous times previously, including for the District 1 City Council seat in 2021 and 2019.
District 1 City Council
Challenger
Bravo was elected to City Council for District 1 in 2021. He sits on the council's Audit and Accountability Committee, Economic and Workforce Development Committee and Public Safety Committee.
District 1 City Council
Incumbent
William T. Lamar-Boone
William T. Lamar-Boone is a candidate for District 1 City Council. He is an Air Force veteran and a licensed marriage and family therapist, according to his LinkedIn profile.
District 1 City Council
Challenger
