Justin Rodriguez

Democratic Incumbent

On ballot as: Justin Rodriguez
Current role: Bexar County Commissioner, Precinct 2
Background: Bachelor's degree, University of the Incarnate Word
Law degree, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Attorney
Lifelong San Antonian; lives in the Oak Park neighborhood
Experience: County commissioner: appointed 2019, elected 2020
Texas House of Representatives, District 125 (elected 2012)
Served on the House Appropriations Committee
San Antonio City Council, District 7 (2007–2011; two terms)
San Antonio ISD Board of Trustees (elected 2004)
Juvenile prosecutor, Bexar County District Attorney's Office (start of career)
Top priorities: Wants people "to feel confident that our elections are secure, transparent, and convenient"
"I'm also focused on mental and physical health care."
"Public safety is another core focus, and it is bigger than law enforcement alone."
"Safe roads, drainage, and flood control matter because they protect lives."
Says the county can "help open doors through workforce partnerships and practical investments"
Tidbits: Property taxes and budget: In a San Antonio Report questionnaire: "the court should use multi-year planning and a disciplined capital plan so we are not carrying projects that are unlikely to be completed"
Growth and infrastructure: In a San Antonio Report questionnaire, says the county has "a responsibility to keep investing in roads, drainage, public safety, and services countywide, including our more rural communities"
Flooding and drainage: In a San Antonio Report questionnaire: "we have to keep treating flood safety as a core public-safety responsibility"
Public safety: In a San Antonio Report questionnaire: "Public safety is another core focus, and it is bigger than law enforcement alone."
Claims and the record
Controversies: None found in the news coverage we reviewed
Endorsements: None found in our research
Campaign website: Not found

Justin Rodriguez

County Commissioner, Precinct 2

Justin Rodriguez