BEXAR COUNTY · ESTABLISHED 2026
Track every vote, every contribution, and every news mention for the people who run San Antonio and Bexar County. Built for campaigns, journalists, and the people who actually care.
Profiles for the mayor, every city council member, the county judge, all five commissioners, the district attorney, the sheriff, and key department heads. Each profile links news mentions, voting records, and campaign contributions in one place.
Browse officials →75+ local and Texas news sources, clustered by story and tagged by entity. See which outlets covered what, with bias and source diversity flagged. Find the gaps. Spot the patterns.
See methodology →Campaign contribution data from the Texas Ethics Commission, linked to the news coverage and votes that matter. Donor networks made visible. The receipts, ready before you need them.
How we source the data →BexarByte aggregates from the Texas Ethics Commission, Bexar County and City of San Antonio open data portals, the U.S. Census Bureau, and 75+ local and Texas news sources. Every number cites its origin. Every story links to the original outlet.
We don't write news. We don't endorse candidates. We don't take political positions. We track what's already public and make it researchable.
Read the full methodology →Campaigns and candidates — research opponents, track records, and follow money in races up and down the ballot.
Journalists and editors — find stories in voting patterns, donor networks, and coverage gaps. Always cite the original source.
Advocacy organizations and engaged citizens — see what your government is actually doing, in plain structure.
A professional tier with custom alerts, exports, and team features is in development for Q1 2027. Want to be a design partner? hello@bexarbyte.com
A subscription tier for campaign managers, journalists, lobbyists, and advocacy organizations. Custom alerts, deeper data, exports, and tools built for daily research.
Coming Q1 2027. Currently in design with early users.
Get in touch →A weekly summary of what Bexar County government did this week — votes, key stories, money movements. No filler. Sent every Friday morning.