Election Results
Your Elections, by the Numbers
Everything you need to understand Bexar County elections in one place — voter registration, turnout trends, official results, and interactive charts. Use the navigation bar below to jump to any section.
1,295,810
Registered Voters
As of March 2026
58.89%
2024 Gen. Turnout
763,198 ballots cast
294,295
2026 Primary Votes
22.71% turnout
+9%
Reg. Growth
Since 2020 (1,189,373)
Charts & Trends
These interactive charts track voter participation across nearly four decades of Bexar County elections. Use the checkboxes to overlay election types and compare trends side by side. Hover over any data point for the full numbers.
Voter Turnout Percentage Over Time
Each line represents one election type. Toggle checkboxes to add or remove overlays.
Average Turnout by Election Type
Presidential General
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10 elections (1988–2024)
Midterm General
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10 elections (1990–2022)
Primary
—
Local / Off-Cycle
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Total Votes Cast — Early Voting vs. Election Day
Green = Early Votes, Blue = Election Day. Percentage labels show the early voting share. Toggle to compare election types.
Voter Registration Growth
Total registered voters at the time of each general election.
Key Insight: Bexar County has added over 735,000 registered voters since 1988 — more than doubling from 560,710 to over 1.29 million. The fastest growth occurred between 2014 and 2024, when the county added nearly 340,000 new registrations.
Recent Elections (2024–2026)
Detailed results for Bexar County's most recent elections — including turnout figures, context about what was on the ballot, and direct links to official result documents. For elections before 2024, see the Results Archive below.
May 26, 2026 — Joint Primary Runoff Election
Democratic & Republican Primary Runoffs • Early Voting: May 17–22
Races that didn't produce a majority winner in March are decided here. Key runoffs include Bexar County District Attorney (Luz Elena Chapa vs. Jane Davis, D), County Clerk (Lucy Adame-Clark vs. Cynthia Castro, D), and District Clerk (Gloria Martinez vs. Christine Castillo, D). Results will be posted here after the election.
March 3, 2026 — Joint Primary Election
Democratic & Republican Primaries
294,295
Votes Cast
22.71%
Turnout
1,295,810
Registered
~183,000
Early Votes
The first election of the 2026 midterm cycle saw strong primary turnout. Ron Nirenberg defeated incumbent Peter Sakai in the Democratic primary for County Judge. The District Attorney, County Clerk, and District Clerk races headed to May 26 runoffs. Patrick Von Dohlen advanced from the Republican primary for County Judge.
November 4, 2025 — Joint Constitutional Amendment, General, Special & Bond
Statewide Propositions, City & School District Races, Bonds
~247,000
Votes Cast
~19.2%
Turnout
1,286,220
Registered
143,000
Early Votes
The highest-turnout off-cycle election in recent Bexar County history. Included statewide constitutional amendment propositions, municipal races, and local bond elections across multiple jurisdictions.
May 3, 2025 — Joint General, Special & Bond Election
City Council, School Board, Bond Proposals
116,604
Votes Cast
9.27%
Turnout
1,257,459
Registered
74,238
Early Votes
Local elections for city council, school board trustees, and bond propositions. With only 9.27% turnout, over 1.14 million registered voters did not participate in decisions about their city council, school board, and bond funding.
November 5, 2024 — General Election (Presidential)
Presidential, Congressional, State & Local Races
763,198
Votes Cast
58.89%
Turnout
1,295,920
Registered
576,639
Early Votes
The 2024 presidential general election. Early voting accounted for roughly 75.6% of all ballots cast. Bexar County's registered voter count crossed 1.29 million for the first time.
June 15, 2024 — Special Election
Select Local Races
A special election for select local races held in mid-June 2024.
May 28, 2024 — Joint Primary Runoff
Democratic & Republican Primary Runoffs
Runoff elections for races from the March 2024 primary that did not produce a majority winner.
March 5, 2024 — Joint Primary Election
Democratic & Republican Primaries
185,463
Votes Cast
14.88%
Turnout
1,246,635
Registered
93,456
Early Votes
Primary elections for both parties, including U.S. Senate, Congressional, and local races. The 2026 March primary would later see nearly 59% more total votes, reflecting growing primary engagement in Bexar County.
Your Elections, by the Numbers
Everything you need to understand Bexar County elections in one place — voter registration, turnout trends, official results, and interactive charts. Use the navigation bar below to jump to any section.
1,295,810
Registered Voters
As of March 2026
58.89%
2024 Gen. Turnout
763,198 ballots cast
294,295
2026 Primary Votes
22.71% turnout
+9%
Reg. Growth
Since 2020 (1,189,373)
Charts & Trends
These interactive charts track voter participation across nearly four decades of Bexar County elections. Use the checkboxes to overlay election types and compare trends side by side. Hover over any data point for the full numbers.
Voter Turnout Percentage Over Time
Each line represents one election type. Toggle checkboxes to add or remove overlays.
Average Turnout by Election Type
Presidential General
—
10 elections (1988–2024)
Midterm General
—
10 elections (1990–2022)
Primary
—
Local / Off-Cycle
—
Total Votes Cast — Early Voting vs. Election Day
Green = Early Votes, Blue = Election Day. Percentage labels show the early voting share. Toggle to compare election types.
Voter Registration Growth
Total registered voters at the time of each general election.
Key Insight: Bexar County has added over 735,000 registered voters since 1988 — more than doubling from 560,710 to over 1.29 million. The fastest growth occurred between 2014 and 2024, when the county added nearly 340,000 new registrations.
Recent Elections (2024–2026)
Detailed results for Bexar County's most recent elections — including turnout figures, context about what was on the ballot, and direct links to official result documents. For elections before 2024, see the Results Archive below.
May 26, 2026 — Joint Primary Runoff Election
Democratic & Republican Primary Runoffs • Early Voting: May 17–22
Races that didn't produce a majority winner in March are decided here. Key runoffs include Bexar County District Attorney (Luz Elena Chapa vs. Jane Davis, D), County Clerk (Lucy Adame-Clark vs. Cynthia Castro, D), and District Clerk (Gloria Martinez vs. Christine Castillo, D). Results will be posted here after the election.
March 3, 2026 — Joint Primary Election
Democratic & Republican Primaries
294,295
Votes Cast
22.71%
Turnout
1,295,810
Registered
~183,000
Early Votes
The first election of the 2026 midterm cycle saw strong primary turnout. Ron Nirenberg defeated incumbent Peter Sakai in the Democratic primary for County Judge. The District Attorney, County Clerk, and District Clerk races headed to May 26 runoffs. Patrick Von Dohlen advanced from the Republican primary for County Judge.
November 4, 2025 — Joint Constitutional Amendment, General, Special & Bond
Statewide Propositions, City & School District Races, Bonds
~247,000
Votes Cast
~19.2%
Turnout
1,286,220
Registered
143,000
Early Votes
The highest-turnout off-cycle election in recent Bexar County history. Included statewide constitutional amendment propositions, municipal races, and local bond elections across multiple jurisdictions.
May 3, 2025 — Joint General, Special & Bond Election
City Council, School Board, Bond Proposals
116,604
Votes Cast
9.27%
Turnout
1,257,459
Registered
74,238
Early Votes
Local elections for city council, school board trustees, and bond propositions. With only 9.27% turnout, over 1.14 million registered voters did not participate in decisions about their city council, school board, and bond funding.
November 5, 2024 — General Election (Presidential)
Presidential, Congressional, State & Local Races
763,198
Votes Cast
58.89%
Turnout
1,295,920
Registered
576,639
Early Votes
The 2024 presidential general election. Early voting accounted for roughly 75.6% of all ballots cast. Bexar County's registered voter count crossed 1.29 million for the first time.
June 15, 2024 — Special Election
Select Local Races
A special election for select local races held in mid-June 2024.
May 28, 2024 — Joint Primary Runoff
Democratic & Republican Primary Runoffs
Runoff elections for races from the March 2024 primary that did not produce a majority winner.
March 5, 2024 — Joint Primary Election
Democratic & Republican Primaries
185,463
Votes Cast
14.88%
Turnout
1,246,635
Registered
93,456
Early Votes
Primary elections for both parties, including U.S. Senate, Congressional, and local races. The 2026 March primary would later see nearly 59% more total votes, reflecting growing primary engagement in Bexar County.
Complete Voter Turnout History
Every major Bexar County election since 1988 — presidential, midterm, primary, and off-cycle local. Presidential-year generals are highlighted in blue; off-cycle local elections are marked in gold.
| Year | Election | Reg. Voters | Votes Cast | Turnout % | Early Votes | EV % |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | March Primary Primary | 1,295,810 | 294,295 | 22.71% | ~183,000 | 62.2% |
| 2025 | Nov. Joint Amend./Bond Local | 1,286,220 | ~247,000 | ~19.2% | 143,000 | 11.1% |
| 2025 | May Joint General/Bond Local | 1,257,459 | 116,604 | 9.27% | 74,238 | 6.36% |
| 2024 | Nov. General (Presidential) Pres. | 1,295,920 | 763,198 | 58.89% | 576,639 | 75.56% |
| 2024 | March Primary Primary | 1,246,635 | 185,463 | 14.88% | 93,456 | 50.39% |
| 2023 | May Joint General/Charter/Bond Local | 1,054,178 | 161,589 | 15.33% | 106,938 | 66.18% |
| 2022 | Nov. General (Midterm) Midterm | 1,230,662 | 540,768 | 43.94% | 390,042 | 31.69% |
| 2020 | Nov. General (Presidential) Pres. | 1,189,373 | 756,039 | 63.57% | 672,591 | 56.55% |
| 2018 | Nov. General (Midterm) Midterm | 1,073,320 | 551,073 | 51.34% | 379,510 | 35.36% |
| 2016 | Nov. General (Presidential) Pres. | 1,045,357 | 586,051 | 56.06% | 466,386 | 44.61% |
| 2014 | Nov. General (Midterm) Midterm | 957,110 | 300,860 | 31.43% | 189,729 | 19.82% |
| 2012 | Nov. General (Presidential) Pres. | 918,552 | 511,411 | 55.68% | 234,619 | 25.54% |
| 2010 | Nov. General (Midterm) Midterm | 905,859 | 304,062 | 33.57% | 195,016 | 21.53% |
| 2008 | Nov. General (Presidential) Pres. | 931,118 | 525,715 | 56.46% | 400,939 | 43.06% |
| 2006 | Nov. General (Midterm) Midterm | 898,687 | 274,081 | 30.50% | 132,669 | 48.41% |
| 2004 | Nov. General (Presidential) Pres. | 908,466 | 475,314 | 52.32% | 276,142 | 58.10% |
| 2002 | Nov. General (Midterm) Midterm | 884,103 | 273,604 | 30.95% | 124,123 | 45.37% |
| 2000 | Nov. General (Presidential) Pres. | 871,783 | 412,726 | 47.34% | 194,650 | 47.16% |
| 1998 | Nov. General (Midterm) Midterm | 818,370 | 227,090 | 27.75% | 82,055 | 36.13% |
| 1996 | Nov. General (Presidential) Pres. | 744,645 | 362,489 | 48.68% | 149,147 | 41.15% |
| 1994 | Nov. General (Midterm) Midterm | 603,687 | 263,840 | 43.70% | 113,029 | 42.84% |
| 1992 | Nov. General (Presidential) Pres. | 584,335 | 414,992 | 71.02% | 216,344 | 52.13% |
| 1990 | Nov. General (Midterm) Midterm | 513,132 | 228,643 | 44.56% | 85,444 | 37.37% |
| 1988 | Nov. General (Presidential) Pres. | 560,710 | 369,749 | 65.94% | 164,628 | 44.52% |
How to Read This Table
Reg. Voters — the total number of people registered to vote in Bexar County at the time of the election.
Votes Cast — the total number of ballots counted (early + Election Day + mail-in + provisional).
Turnout % — votes cast divided by registered voters. This tells you what share of eligible voters actually participated.
Early Votes — ballots cast during the early voting period (typically 1–2 weeks before Election Day).
EV % — early votes as a percentage of registered voters (for general elections) or as a percentage of total votes cast (for primaries/local). This shows how much of the voting happened before Election Day.
Data sources: Registration and even-year turnout from the Texas Secretary of State and Bexar County Elections Department. Off-cycle data from official Bexar County reconciliation reports.
Key Takeaways
- Registration has more than doubled since 1988 — from 560,710 to over 1.29 million, reflecting Bexar County's rapid growth.
- Presidential years drive the highest turnout — peaking at 71% in 1992 and 63.6% in 2020, compared to midterm averages around 35–45%.
- Early voting has become dominant — in 2024, 75.6% of all ballots were cast during early voting, up from 44.5% in 1988.
- Off-cycle elections see dramatically lower turnout — the May 2025 local election drew just 9.27%, meaning over 90% of registered voters didn't participate.
- The 2026 March primary saw a significant surge — 294,295 total votes (22.71% turnout), nearly 59% more than the 2024 March primary's 185,463 votes.
- Midterm participation is improving — from a low of 27.75% in 1998 to 43.94% in 2022, though still well below presidential years.
Historical Results Archive (2008–2026)
Every official Bexar County election result document — Summary Reports, Media Reports, Election Day Reports, Early Vote Reports, and Party Totals — linked directly to the source PDF. Click a year below to expand all available documents for that election cycle. Most recent years are open by default.
2026 Joint Primary • Primary Runoff (May 26)
2025 Local & Constitutional Amendment Elections
2024 Presidential Year • Primary, Runoff & General
2023 Local & Constitutional Amendment Elections
2022 Midterm Year • Primary, Runoff & General
2021 Local & Constitutional Amendment Elections
2020 Presidential Year • Primary & General
2019 Local Election
2018 Midterm Year • Primary, Runoff, Special & General
2017 Local Elections & Runoff
2016 Presidential Year • Primary & General
2015 Local Elections
2014 Midterm Year • Primary, Runoff & General
2013 Local Elections & Runoff
2012 Presidential Year • Primary, Runoff & General
2011 Local Elections & Runoff
2010 Midterm Year • Primary, Runoff, Local & General
2009 Constitutional Amendment Election
2008 Presidential Year • Primary, Runoff, Local & General
Looking for something older? Bexar County maintains records back to 1994 on their Historical Election Results page. The legacy results portal also has older precinct-level data. Documents linked above are the primary reports published by the County — additional reconciliation, party-specific, and precinct-level reports are also available on the County's archive page for each election cycle.
Resources & Data Sources
Historical Election Results
Official archive of all Bexar County election results — PDFs, precinct reports, and reconciliation documents going back to 1994.
Bexar CountyElection Night Reporting
Real-time results via Clarity Elections — race-by-race breakdowns updated as votes are counted on election night.
Bexar CountyEarly Vote Counts (Live)
Track early voting totals in real time during active voting periods. Updated daily by the Elections Department.
State of TexasTX SOS — Bexar County Figures
Official registration and turnout figures from the Texas Secretary of State — the authoritative statewide source.
State of TexasTX SOS — Statewide Data
County-by-county results and voter registration history for all of Texas — useful for comparing Bexar County to other regions.
National ResourceBallotpedia — Bexar County
Comprehensive nonpartisan election coverage including candidate profiles, ballot measures, and historical data.