Plano: 2025 Election Results & Civic Engagement Tools
Let’s break down the election results, introduce your city and school leaders, and highlight ways to stay civically engaged in Plano.
Let’s break down the election results, introduce your city and school leaders, and highlight ways to stay civically engaged in Plano.
Here’s what you need to know about your local leaders, when they meet, and how to stay involved in McKinney’s civic life.
Check out this recap of elected officials, meeting schedules, and how to plug into civic life in Frisco.
Collin County voters made big decisions in the May elections. Here’s how each city voted on key propositions.
The Collin County Business Alliance recognizes the importance of fostering a skilled workforce and a strong talent pipeline in Texas, which is crucial for the future success of businesses. Learn more about Education & Workforce efforts coming out of the 89th Texas Legislative Session.
Ensuring sustainable water and energy resources/ is paramount for the continued prosperity of Collin County. Learn more about Water & Energy efforts coming out of the 89th Texas Legislative Session.
As Collin County continues to grow, the demand for improved transportation infrastructure becomes increasingly critical. Learn more about Mobility efforts coming out of the 89th Texas Legislative Session.
The General Election is November 5, 2024 and these are the Republican and Democrat candidates in alphabetical order. Research candidates, create a sample ballot, and get out and vote!
The 2024 Texas Primary Runoff Election Results and Voter Turnout in Collin County for Republicans and Democrats.
Morning storms also impacting the Texas primary runoff elections. Collin County elections is now reporting seven of its 38 polling locations is without power because of those storms. Two of those seven, Harrington Library in Plano, Collin College in Plano, have water damage. Staff is going to be at those seven locations redirecting voters to other locations.