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The League's Nonpartisan Voter Guide for the May 6 election, as well as the online guide at Vote411.org, are now available! Now you've got multiple options to prepare by reading what candidates in the May 6 election have to say, and finding out what Proposition A is all about:

• Print copies of the Nonpartisan Voter Guide are available at many locations around town, including:
  • All neighborhood branches of the San Antonio Public Library
  • Bibliotech South, Bibliotech West, Bibliotech East, and Bibliotech EDU
  • Leon Valley Public Library and Universal City Public Library
  • College libraries at both UTSA campuses, all Alamo Colleges, UIW, TAMUSA, St Mary's, OLLU, Trinity, and others
  • Bexar County Elections Office, San Antonio City Hall, Bexar County Courthouse, Democratic Party HQ, and Republican Party HQ
  • Believers Christian Center, New Creation Christian Fellowship, Calvary Baptist Church, Temple Beth-El, Congregation Agudas Achim, Antioch Missionary Baptist Church
  • Esperanza Peace & Justice Center, Westside Education & Training Center, Culturingua, Dakota East Side Ice House
  • Some additional locations where the San Antonio Current is available
• You can also download a PDF version of the Nonpartisan Voter Guide booklet right here: Nonpartisan Voter Guide for San Antonio Elections on May 6, 2023.
• Our fully online voter guide, Vote411.org, offers even more Q & A with candidates because it doesn't have the space constraints of print. Go to Vote411.org, enter your address, and see the San Antonio races that will be on your ballot, including the Mayor's race, the race in your City Council district, and Proposition A. Read the different candidates' unedited answers to our questions, as well as explanations of the "for" and "against" positions on Proposition A. You can even make your selections in Vote411, print out your selections (or email them to yourself to print), and take your printed document with you to the polls.