This week On The Record, Randy Beamer recaps local elections and the 2025 Texas Legislature.

Former Mayor Henry Cisneros shares his thoughts on new Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones, and how she might lead the city. Then, San Antonio Report’s politics & government reporter Andrea Drusch breaks down the council runoffs and explains why some of the new council members are starting with good city hall experience. Then, the Editor of the Quorum Report, Scott Braddock, details the top bills passed by state lawmakers this session.

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The Honorable Henry Cisneros, former Mayor of San Antonio, sits down one last time with the final Mayoral candidates, Gina Ortiz Jones and Rolando Pablos.

Voters will have one last chance to hear each candidate's vision for our unique city before the June 7th runoff election.

Early voting runs from May 27 - June 3.

On this Week’s On The Record with Randy Beamer, we hear from District 7 Council Rep Marina Alderete Gavito on why she has filed CCR’s to help improve communication between city departments during construction projects. Gavito says her plan will help streamline and speed up these projects.

Next, how are tariffs affecting San Antonio? Katie Ferrier, VP of Public Policy with the Greater San Antonio Chamber, tells us what she has been seeing, and hearing, from local business owners.

The city is looking for resident’s feedback on the upcoming budgeting process for the next fiscal year. City Communications Manager Luke Simons explains how residents can take part in a survey that will allow them to give feedback on the budget to city officials.

On Reporter’s Roundtable, Express News Reporter Scott Huddleston talks about his article on state legislation that could change the leadership of the Alamo, and put it into the hands of the Governor and Lt. Governor.