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Early voting for local Frisco elections has closed, and election day is May 2.
Frisco residents will see two Frisco ISD races, two Frisco City Council races and the race for mayor on the ballot.
Zooming in
During early voting, an estimated 14,634 voters cast a ballot at a Frisco polling location in Denton and Collin County.
Denton County has about 673,770 registered voters and Collin County has about 760,111 registered voters.
What you need to know
Candidates are listed in ballot order, and incumbents are noted with an asterisk*.
The races for FISD include Places 4 and 5.
Candidates for Place 4 are:
Candidates for Place 5 include:
Candidates running in school board races need to receive the majority vote, while council races must receive over 50% of the vote to win. If 50% of the vote is not obtained, a runoff election will be held.
The races for Frisco City Council include Places 5 and 6 and the mayor race, which will not have an incumbent running since Mayor Jeff Cheney termed out of the position.
Frisco City Council, Place 5 candidates are:
Frisco City Council, Place 6 candidates include:
Frisco mayor candidates are:
Looking ahead
Election day is May 2 and is the last chance to vote in Frisco races.
Collin County voters can cast a ballot at any polling location in the county, while Denton County voters must cast a ballot at their designated precinct.
