Your Vote Texas 2024 Voter Guide

Incumbent - Barbie Scharf-Zeldes (D): Judge Scharf-Zeldes is running unopposed, and will continue to serve the residents of Bexar County.

To find out more about Judge Scharf-Zeldes, please visit her website.

Bexar County Sheriff

Incumbent - Javier Salazar (D): Sheriff Salazar was sworn into office in 2017. Prior to being elected, Sheriff Salazar served with the San Antonio Police Department (SAPD) for twenty-three years. Sheriff Salazar first worked as a patrolman, then in Downtown Bike Patrol, and was one of the first members of the Community Policing Unit known as the San Antonio Fear Free Environment (S.A.F.F.E.) Unit.

Salazar attained his Associate's Degree in Criminal Justice from the Alamo Colleges District. He later received his Bachelor's Degree from Wayland Baptist University and holds a Master's Peace Officer License from the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement.

To find out more about Sheriff Salazar, please visit his website.

Nathan Buchanan (R): Buchanan is a lifelong resident of Bexar County. He is currently a small business owner for a dry cleaning company. He previously served as a deputy in the Bexar County Sheriff's office and a Castle Hills peace officer.

To find out more about Nathan Buchanan, please visit his website.

County Tax Assessor-Collector

Incumbent - Albert Uresti (D): Uresti is running unopposed, and will continue to serve the residents of Bexar County through 2028.

To find out more about Albert Uresti, please visit his website.

County Commissioner

There are four County Commissioner precincts in Bexar County, but only two are on the ballot this November. You will only be able to vote in one of these races. To find out which one, either check your voter registration card or click on the link below:

Who represents me?

County Commissioner Precinct 1

Incumbent - Rebeca Clay-Flores (D): Commissioner Clay-Flores spent 15 years serving in education and nonprofits, from teaching fifth grade and GED/ESL in San Antonio to starting a small educational nonprofit. She taught English in Tampico, Mexico at the state university, and worked at a small private university in Tennessee. Immediately prior to stepping into the Commissioner role, Clay-Flores worked 6 years for the city of San Antonio.

She earned her bachelor's degree from Princeton University and her master's degree from Harvard University.

To find out more about Commissioner Clay-Flores, please visit her website.

Lina Prado (R): Prado is Senior Supply Chain Leader serving a portfolio across various states, and leading over 100 employees in the execution of materials. She manages multiple contracts. She is also the co-founder of a local nonprofit with the mission to give students here in Bexar County access to education in aviation-based careers. She started her career as an aircraft mechanic.

To find out more about Lina Prado, please visit her website.

County Commissioner Precinct 3

Incumbent - Grant Moody (R): Prior to being elected County Commissioner, Grant served in leadership roles at USAA and Valero. Grant is also a veteran, having served 10 years on active duty as a Marine F-18 pilot with combat deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan, and he continues to serve as a LtCol in the Marine Reserves.

Grant attended the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis. He earned a master’s degree from Texas A&M University. He attended the University of Pennsylvania and earned a MBA.

To find out more about Commissioner Moody, please visit his website.

Susan Korbel (D): Dr. Korbel conducts market research and consulting with hundreds of public and private organizations. After many years working in the media, Susan Korbel founded Core Research 35 years ago . Core Research conducts consumer, voter, and business-to-business research. Dr. Korbel works with some of the premiere South Texas businesses and charitable organizations to assist with strategic and tactical planning.

Dr Korbel earned her bachelor's degree at Cornell University and her master's and doctoral degree at the University of Michigan.

To find out more about Susan Korbel, please visit her website.

Justice of the Peace, Precinct 2