Headed into an already high-stakes midterm election, the San Antonio City Council is considering a trio of possible policy items to add to the Nov. 3 ballot. San Antonio pitches raising property taxes as high as legally allowed, plus big budget cutsAt the same time, Councilman Jalen McKee-Rodriguez (D2) filed a four-signature memo calling to preemptively extend funding for a popular early childhood program, Pre-K 4 SA, for 20 years. It’s unclear whether any of these ideas have majority support from the council — which is only the first hurdle. Most of Jones’ colleagues say San Antonio voters already had a chance to weigh in on the spirit of the agreement when they approved Bexar County’s contribution last November. That day, I let my colleagues know I would ask them to let city taxpayers vote on the city’s $489 million contribution.”