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Students must get involved in local elections

Local elections matter more than many students may realize. This election cycle gives voters a unique amount of power in San Marcos to decide how they want to be governed, with four of seven seats, elected city government positions on the ballot. While students may not always go to the polls in local elections, the elected representatives impact how they live their lives. San Marcos City Council works closely with Texas State on various decision…
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The University Star broke the news on Friday, October 16, 2026.
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