2022 San Antonio Police Officers’ Association Endorsements
Support the SAPOA Endorsed Candidates
Early Vote | February 14-25
Election Day | March 1, 2022
SAPOA is proud to support the following Democratic and Republican Primary Candidates
Position | Candidate |
U.S. Representative | Kyle Sinclair |
U.S. Representative | Chip Roy |
U.S. Representative | Tony Gonzales |
U.S. Representative | Willie Vasquez Ng |
U.S. Representative | Rebecca Viagran |
Governor | Greg Abbott |
Lieutenant Governor | Dan Patrick |
Justice, Supreme Court | Evan Young |
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals | Clint Morgan |
State Senator | Donna Campbell |
State Representative | Philip Cortez |
State Representative | John Lujan |
State Representative | Steve Allison |
State Representative | District 124 | Gerald Lopez |
State Representative | Ray Lopez |
Justice, 4th Court of Appeals District | Todd McCray |
Justice, 4th Court of Appeals District | Lori Valenzuela |
District Judge | 144th Judicial District | Michael Mery |
District Judge | 187th Judicial District | Walden Shelton |
District Judge | 224th Judicial District | Cathy Stryker |
District Judge | 225th Judicial District | Renee Yanta |
District Judge | 226th Judicial District | Velia Meza |
District Judge | 227th Judicial District | Kevin O’Connell |
District Judge | 285th Judicial District | Lisa Uresti-Dasher |
District Judge | 289th Judicial District | Rose Sosa |
District Judge | 437th Judicial District | Melissa Skinner |
Criminal District Attorney | Meredith Chacon |
Judge | County Court at Law No. 5 | Andrea Arevalos |
Judge | County Court at Law No. 7 | Michael De Leon |
Judge | County Court at Law No. 8 | Mary Roman |
Judge | County Court at Law No. 9 | Gloria Saldana |
Judge | County Court at Law No. 10 | Jamie Mathis |
Judge | County Court at Law No. 12 | Yolanda Huff |
Judge | County Court at Law No. 13 | Rosie Speedlin Gonzalez |
Judge | County Court at Law No. 14 | Susan Skinner |
County Clerk | Lucy Adame-Clark |
about
Political Action CommitteeThe San Antonio Police Officers’ Association Political Action Committee (SAPOA PAC) represents the concerns of police officers and their families to elected officials at all levels of government. The PAC carries the voice of the membership and advocates for legislation, benefits, and working conditions for our city’s police officers.
Key responsibilities of the PAC include:
- Direct engagement of elected officials and their staff.
- Act as a representative for the membership and carry the voice of police officers to elected officials.
- Where applicable, meet with candidates for endorsement reviews.
- Endorse candidates for public office and focus on those who support public safety and the uniformed officer.
- Engage the community through outreach programs to build trust and respect for the role of police officers in our neighborhoods.
The strength of the SAPOA PAC comes from its membership. Stay engaged. Stay informed. The PAC is working hard for you and will only be successful if we stick together as one voice supporting our family, benefits, and working conditions.