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Progress is not something we wait for. It is something we build. That belief has carried Beto Altamirano from the U.S.–Mexico border to every level of public service, and into a fight for a San Antonio where opportunity reaches every neighborhood.
“Progress is not something we wait for. It is something we build.”
“…Public service is more than holding office. It is showing up for people, building trust where it has eroded, and fighting for a city that works for everyone.”
Plan 210 takes its name from the area code every San Antonian shares, a reminder that this city’s future belongs to all of us. Founded by Beto after his people-powered run for mayor, Plan 210 is a political action committee built to keep that energy going: backing the leaders, neighbors, and bold ideas working to build a stronger San Antonio. From the West Side to the East Side, the North Side to the South Side, and every block in between, it stands for economic opportunity within reach, a real voice for working families, and progress that reaches every neighborhood across the city.
In 2025, Beto ran for Mayor of San Antonio, his first run for public office, finishing third in a field of 27 and outpacing every sitting council member. He launched at a neighborhood ice house and hosted over 60 community events and town halls across the South Side, West Side, Northwest Side, North Side, and East Side, knocking on thousands of doors to build Plan 210, a platform focused on public safety, infrastructure, workforce, and housing. Backed by leaders like former Mayor Nelson Wolff and former Rep. Joe Farias, and powered by more grassroots support than any candidate in the race, Beto ran a campaign rooted in one belief: San Antonio’s future belongs to the people who call it home.
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