Most San Antonio incumbents coasted to election night victories
Election 2024 was a nail-biter, especially on the national level. Closer to home, that wasn't the case. While some San Antonio races remained too close to call at the end of the night, there were plenty of others for which an incumbent landslide was a forgone conclusion.
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