In District 7 between April 27 and May 31, Marina Alderete Gavito raised about $52,000 and spent about $47,000, while Dan Rossiter raised just under $9,000, according to campaign finance reports.
by calling himself the lone council member to vote against raising property taxes — though the tax rate is set by a separate vote.In District 7, Gavito raised about $52,000 between April 27 and May 31 and spent about $47,000. She reported $31,000 on hand as of May 31, according to her most recent. She took roughly 43% of the vote in the May 6 election, finishing ahead of Rossiter, with 21%.
. He reported $3,500 on hand as of May 31, plus $20,000 in outstanding personal loans to the campaign. Both candidates in the nonpartisan race consider themselves socially liberal but have received campaign funds from more conservative supporters.and reported receiving help from the San Antonio Equity Alliance PAC., a conservative business owner who self-funded an unsuccessful campaign for mayor, and his wife. Rossiter also received $500 from Documation co-President Preston Woolfolk and $100 from AT&T Chairman Emeritus Edward Whitacre Jr.
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