The mayors of Dallas, Fort Worth and San Antonio all cruised to re-election Saturday night.
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Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker, the only Republican who heads a major Texas city, cruised to a second two-year term as the political leader of the state’s fifth-largest city. San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg, who has held that seat since 2017, easily secured a fourth and final term. That caps a municipal election cycle that saw little competition for who would lead nearly 3.7 million residents as the state’s major urban areas deal with issues stemming from Texas’ explosive growth during the pandemic era like housing affordability and transportation.each mayor’s perceived strength that likely fended off serious challengers
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