The San Antonio Report's town hall-style debate will be held Wednesday at San Antonio College’s 1,000-seat McAllister Fine Arts Center, as well as live-streamed.
Bexar County District Attorney candidates Democrat Joe Gonzales and Republican Marc LaHood will debate Wednesday evening at McAllister Fine Arts Center.District Attorney Joe Gonzales and challenger Marc LaHood will go head-to-head in the San Antonio Report’s town hall-style debate on Wednesday at San Antonio College’s 1,000-seat McAllister Fine Arts Center at 1300 San Pedro Ave.Nico LaHood in the primary. He grew up on the West Side of San Antonio and studied political science at St.
LaHood, brother of former DA Nico LaHood, is a political newcomer and trial attorney who also received his degree from St. Mary’s Law School. He currently practices for LaHood Law with his father, Michael LaHood. In the last midterm election cycle, Bexar County’s district attorney race became a top target for progressives, who spentSign up for The Daily Reach.Whoops! There was an error and we couldn't process your subscription. Please reload the page and try again.— mostly marijuana possessions, according to his office — from being arrested.
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