North Texas runoff elections: Voting locations, times

Voters will decide on several city council and mayoral elections across North Texas on Saturday.

Texas voters to decide on constitutional amendment clarifying that only U.S. citizens can vote

Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed new legislation on Monday that he says makes it “crystal clear" that only U.S. citizens are allowed to vote in Texas. Texas voters will decide on the issue in November.

McKinney mayoral race heads to a runoff

Voters in McKinney will have another chance to decide who will become their next mayor. The choices will be between Bill Cox and Scott Sanford.

Arlington voters approve bonds for $200.8M to improve streets, safety, library

For the May 3, 2025 bond election, Arlington residents voted to approve bonds that included 27 projects across five categories for a total of $200.8 million.

Garland mayor will be decided in a runoff

In a six-candidate race, voters in Garland will have another chance to decide between Deborah S. Morris and Dylan Hedrick to be their new mayor.

Frisco voters reject $160M performing arts center bond

In addition to the bond, the city also asked voters to authorize the Frisco Economic Development Corporation to use sales tax revenue on the project. That proposition also failed.

Election Day 2025: What you need to know

Saturday is Election Day in North Texas. Here's what you need to know.

Mesquite ISD's $600 million bond election

Early voting is now underway for Mesquite ISD’s $600 million bond referendum. Registered voters can cast their ballots now through April 29, during early voting, or on Election Day, May 3.

Arlington Bond Election: What the propositions mean

The proposed bonds include 27 projects across five categories for a total of $200.8 million. The five propositions on the ballot include streets, public safety, parks and recreation, the downtown city administrative building, and libraries.

Here's who is running for Dallas City Council

Voters will have an opportunity to choose who will represent them on Dallas' City Council for the next two years.