Scroll down to see the questions from the District 2 Runoff Candidate Forum featuring incumbent Jada Andrews-Sullivan and challenger Jalen McKee-Rodriguez, then click on the link to jump to that spot in the video with the candidates' answer. The forum was hosted by NOWCastSA on May 16, 2021 at the Ella Austin Community Center.

The two remaining candidates for the City Council District 2 seat met May 16 and took on issues such as development, homelessness, protecting the most vulnerable community members, and the digital divide. Councilwoman Jada Andrews-Sullivan and challenger Jalen McKee-Rodriguez emerged as the top vote-getters in the May 1 election, and are campaigning for a June 5 runoff race.

Replay video from the  District 2 Runoff Candidate Conversation with Jada Andrews-Sullivan and Jalen Mckee-Rodriguez. The two were the top vote-getters in the May 1 election and are facing off in the June 5 runoff. Early voting is from May 24 to June 1.  The event was hosted by NOWCastSA in partnership with San Antonio Heron, Local Community News and San Antonio Current on May 16, 2021

Runoff candidates for City Council District 4, Adriana Rocha Garcia and Johnny Arredondo, took questions from the online and in-person audience in a forum moderated by the League of Women Voters of the San Antonio Area on May 21 at St. Bonaventure Church Activity Center. (Scroll down to replay complete video of the forum.) The candidates had sharply differing views on topics, including climate change.

While a boisterous audience of COPS/Metro Alliance members cheered them on, candidates for San Antonio mayor and city council pledged to fight Senate Bill 4 - the anti-sanctuary city law - starting on the day they take office. About 350 people packed the Dominion Church of God in Christ on May 22 for a Get Out the Vote Rally and Accountability Session where candidates were asked to give yes or no answers to questions about the COPS/Metro agenda on SB4, affordable housing, immigration and living wages.