The breakdown
About 7.5% of registered voters cast their ballots in Collin County.
Of the 54,292 ballots received, 892 were returned by mail between April 22-29, according to Collin County election data.
What’s on the ballot
Frisco City Council seats are up for grabs this election. Eight candidates are running to fill Place 2 and 4 on the council.
Place 2 candidates include:
- Tammy Meinershagen (incumbent)
- Burt Thakur
- Sai Krishnarajanagar
The incumbent for place 4, Bill Woodard, is terming out. The candidates looking to replace him include:
- Jared Elad
- Jerry Spencer
- Gopal Ponangi
- Sangita Datta
- Josh Meek
Also on the ballot are 14 propositions, with two related to the proposed Frisco Center for the Arts and 12 City Charter amendments.
Three Frisco ISD board of trustees seats are up for grabs this year as well.
The school board of trustees races include the following races and candidates:
- Place 1 candidates are Muni Janagarajan, Amit Kalra and Suresh Manduva. Community Impact’s Q&A with the candidates can be found here.
- Place 2 candidates are Melanie Barrios-Jones, Renee Sample and Ange Yao. Their candidate Q&A can be found here.
- Place 3 candidates are incumbent Stephanie Elad and Stuart Shulman. Community Impact’s Q&A with the candidate can be found here.
Registered voters in Collin County will be able to cast their ballots at any of the county’s 56 polling locations on election day.
Voting hours can vary by polling location but they will generally be open between 7 a.m.-7 p.m. on election day. Voting locations can be found here.
