A judge has made a ruling regarding the ballot for a district attorney position. The decision affects Jason Wolff, an independent candidate.
The judge rejected a bid from the GOP to block Wolff from the ballot. This ruling allows Wolff to remain in the running for the district attorney position in Bexar County.
Further information about the ruling and its implications can be found through WOAI.
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