| 词条 | 2009 San Antonio mayoral election |
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| election_name = San Antonio mayoral election, 2009 | country = | flag_image = Flag of San Antonio, Texas.svg | type = presidential | ongoing = no | previous_election = 2007 San Antonio mayoral election | previous_year = 2007 | next_election = 2011 San Antonio mayoral election | next_year = 2011 | election_date = May 9, 2009 | turnout = 11.61% | image1 = | candidate1 = Julian Castro | party1 = Nonpartisan | popular_vote1 = 42,745 | percentage1 = 56.23% | map_image = | map_size = | map_caption = | title = Mayor | before_election = Phil Hardberger | after_election = Julian Castro }}{{ElectionsTX}} The San Antonio mayoral election of 2009 was held on May 9, 2009. The incumbent mayor Phil Hardberger was term-limited after serving two terms. The election was won by Julian Castro, who took office on June 1, 2009. Announced Candidates
Frontrunner StatusAfter the deadline to file passed, four candidates (Castro, Cibrian, McNeil and DeBerry-Mejia) were considered the frontrunners in the race. Polls showed Castro ahead by big margins, and some polls showed Castro winning outright without need for a runoff election. Second place was highly contentious, with Cibrian and DeBerry-Mejia trading off for second place. Election DayOn May 9, 2009, the election for Mayor was held. Turnout was slightly higher in the May 2009 election than the May 2007 elections, with 11.61% of registered voters casting a ballot in the 2009 election (as opposed to 10.16% in 2007). Also, more votes were cast during Early Voting than on election day (55,780 votes cast during Early Voting to 34,055 on Election Day.) A majority of votes is required to win the office of Mayor of San Antonio. If no person earns a majority, the two top vote earners shall advance to a runoff election to decide. Mayoral elections are non-partisan. {{Election box begin no party| title=San Antonio Mayor, 2009 Regular election, May 9, 2009 }} {{Election box candidate no party with winner| winner = ✓ | candidate = Julian Castro | votes = 42,745 | percentage = 56.23% | change = }} {{Election box candidate no party with winner| winner = | candidate = Trish DeBerry-Mejia | votes = 22,031 | percentage = 28.98% | change = }} {{Election box candidate no party with winner| winner = | candidate = Diane G. Cibrian | votes = 6,181 | percentage = 8.13% | change = }} {{Election box candidate no party with winner| winner = | candidate = Sheila D. McNeil | votes = 2,962 | percentage = 3.90% | change = }} {{Election box candidate no party with winner| winner = | candidate = Rhett R. Smith | votes = 715 | percentage = 0.94% | change = }} {{Election box candidate no party with winner| winner = | candidate = Lauro Bustamante | votes = 441 | percentage = 0.58% | change = }} {{Election box candidate no party with winner| winner = | candidate = Julie Iris Oldham | votes = 385 | percentage = 0.51% | change = }} {{Election box candidate no party with winner| winner = | candidate = Michael "Commander" Idrogo | votes = 371 | percentage = 0.49% | change = }} {{Election box candidate no party with winner| winner = | candidate = Napoleon Madrid | votes = 188 | percentage = 0.25% | change = }} {{Election box turnout no party| votes = 76,019 | percentage = 9.83%* | change = }} {{Election box end}}
See also{{United States elections, 2009}}{{DEFAULTSORT:San Antonio Mayoral Election, 2009}} 3 : 2009 United States mayoral elections|2009 Texas elections|Mayoral elections in San Antonio |
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