While the governor's race is being fought elsewhere, Republicans and Democrats still have reason to be excited about their opportunities here.
. So far, there’s been little public polling on his standing in the county this election season.
DeBerry, who filed minutes before the deadline, has been running an aggressive campaign focused on firing up loyal Republicans. In recent weeks, she’sconservatives at the city’s public budget hearings and run ads touting her support in the primary from the Deputy Sheriff’s Association of Bexar County. But DeBerry has also been adamant she doesn’t want to see former President Donald Trump run for office again and backed out of attending the recent“There’s no way I could be there,” DeBerry said.
amid complaints about rising crime. He faces a challenge from Republican Marc LaHood, brother of Nico LaHood, whom Gonzales defeated in the 2018 Democratic primary.
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