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| The embattled ex-constable/current sheriff candidate is back in the news. Bexar County is expecting a healthy voter turnout (but there’s less than a week left to register to vote). And KSAT anchors Myra Arthur and Steve Spriester are sharing their thoughts on the Iowa caucus. Welcome back to the Vote 2020 Newsletter. I’m Lexi Salazar, the producer of KSAT News at 9 . Our goal is to cut through the noise and keep you updated through the election cycle. Every Tuesday of 2020, we’ll email you hand-picked election coverage aimed at helping you better understand the elections, candidates, issues and the implications of it all. You’re getting this email because we believe you’ll love this newsletter — if so, sit back and enjoy the free content (and maybe forward this email to someone else who’d like to sign up .). If you’d rather not get this news in your inbox, too bad. Just kidding — You can manage your settings here . We’d love to hear what information would help prepare you best for the election, or any feedback you have. Get in touch at lsalazar@ksat.com . Happy election year and enjoy the newsletter below! -Lexi Vote 2020 dividerVote 2020 divider TOP HEADLINES Bexar County may see record number of registered voters Where do the remaining Democratic presidential candidates stand on the big issues? Voter registration deadline looms: Here are the 2020 election dates, deadlines you need to know about in Texas New contract could be imminent in fire union arbitration STORY OF THE WEEK: Ex-constable indicted on felony charges Michelle Barrientes Vela faces a judge after she's indicted by a Bexar County grand juryMichelle Barrientes Vela faces a judge after she's indicted by a Bexar County grand jury (KSAT)The embattled former Bexar County Pct. 2 Constable Michelle Barrientes Vela, now a candidate for sheriff, has been indicted on three felony charges. Vela is charged with aggravated perjury, two felony counts of tampering with evidence and three misdemeanor counts of official oppression, according to indictments released by the Bexar County District Attorney. Barrientes Vela will make her next court appearance Feb. 26 — eight days after early voting starts. State law allows candidates who are charged with felonies to run and hold office, but, if convicted, she’ll be disqualified. KSAT 12′s Dillon Collier has been covering Vela’s case extensively. When he asked Vela whether she had an apology for her former constituents while she was turning herself in, she said she believes he was the one who owed the apology. Dillon Collier tweetDillon Collier tweet (KSAT)photo(KSAT)photo(KSAT)FROM OUR FRIENDS Largest Texas labor union backs progressive Cisneros over incumbent Rep. Henry Cuellar | San Antonio Express-News How do the Iowa caucuses work, and how are they different this year? | The Washington Post The next Democratic debate will take place right before the New Hampshire primary | Vox SOMETHING TO WATCH Keep your eyes on next Monday, Feb. 3. It’s when the Iowa caucuses are happening. If you still aren’t sure why the presidential candidates care so much about Midwestern state with a population of about 3.1 million, The Washington Post has put together a great explainer. Feb. 3 also happens to be the last day Texans have to register to vote in the March 3 primary. So get on it. ICYMI: From the News at 9 News at 9 banner mobileNews at 9 banner mobile (KSAT)What happens if you don’t fill out the 2020 census? The City of San Antonio and Bexar County are pushing for people to fill out the 2020 census. The City’s census administrator says without an accurate count, funding for programs and services are at risk. Click here to get the full story. What happens if you don’t fill out the 2020 census?What happens if you don’t fill out the 2020 census? RESOURCES What you need to know about voting in the Texas Primary Elections on March 3 2020 Democratic March Primary ballot for Bexar County 2020 Republican March Primary ballot for Bexar County Watch: News at 9′s 2020 primary election preview | |||
Vote 2020 Newsletter: Sheriff candidate indicted; voter registration deadline, Iowa caucuses next week | |||
| The embattled ex-constable/current sheriff candidate is back in the news. Bexar County is expecting a healthy voter turnout (but there’s less than a week left to register to vote). And KSAT anchors Myra Arthur and Steve Spriester are sharing their thoughts on the Iowa caucus. Welcome back to the Vote 2020 Newsletter. I’m Lexi Salazar, the producer of KSAT News at 9. Our goal is to cut through the noise and keep you updated through the election cycle. Every Tuesday of 2020, we’ll email you hand-picked election coverage aimed at helping you better understand the elections, candidates, issues and the implications of it all. You’re getting this email because we believe you’ll love this newsletter — if so, sit back and enjoy the free content (and maybe forward this email to someone else who’d like to sign up.). If you’d rather not get this news in your inbox, too bad. Just kidding — You can manage your settings here. We’d love to hear what information would help prepare you best for the election, or any feedback you have. Get in touch at lsalazar@ksat.com. Happy election year and enjoy the newsletter below! -Lexi Vote 2020 dividerTOP HEADLINESBexar County may see record number of registered voters Where do the remaining Democratic presidential candidates stand on the big issues? New contract could be imminent in fire union arbitration STORY OF THE WEEK: Ex-constable indicted on felony chargesMichelle Barrientes Vela faces a judge after she's indicted by a Bexar County grand jury (KSAT)The embattled former Bexar County Pct. 2 Constable Michelle Barrientes Vela, now a candidate for sheriff, has been indicted on three felony charges. Vela is charged with aggravated perjury, two felony counts of tampering with evidence and three misdemeanor counts of official oppression, according to indictments released by the Bexar County District Attorney. Barrientes Vela will make her next court appearance Feb. 26 — eight days after early voting starts. State law allows candidates who are charged with felonies to run and hold office, but, if convicted, she’ll be disqualified. KSAT 12′s Dillon Collier has been covering Vela’s case extensively. When he asked Vela whether she had an apology for her former constituents while she was turning herself in, she said she believes he was the one who owed the apology. Dillon Collier tweet (KSAT)(KSAT)(KSAT)FROM OUR FRIENDSHow do the Iowa caucuses work, and how are they different this year? | The Washington Post The next Democratic debate will take place right before the New Hampshire primary | Vox SOMETHING TO WATCHKeep your eyes on next Monday, Feb. 3. It’s when the Iowa caucuses are happening. If you still aren’t sure why the presidential candidates care so much about Midwestern state with a population of about 3.1 million, The Washington Post has put together a great explainer. Feb. 3 also happens to be the last day Texans have to register to vote in the March 3 primary. So get on it. ICYMI: From the News at 9News at 9 banner mobile (KSAT)What happens if you don’t fill out the 2020 census? The City of San Antonio and Bexar County are pushing for people to fill out the 2020 census. The City’s census administrator says without an accurate count, funding for programs and services are at risk. Click here to get the full story. What happens if you don’t fill out the 2020 census?RESOURCESWhat you need to know about voting in the Texas Primary Elections on March 3 2020 Democratic March Primary ballot for Bexar County | |||
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