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Dallas - Fort Worth · Texas May 2022 General Election
Key races and measures on the ballot in Keller - Roanoke - Northeast Fort Worth, including candidate details, ballot language and results.
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Election Day · Sat, May 7
Results
April 25 – May 3
Vote at any county site
May 7
Polls open 7 a.m.–7 p.m.Mail ballots due by 7 p.m.
Final results
The constitutional amendment authorizing the Legislature to provide for the reduction of the amount of a limitation on the total amount of ad valorem taxes that may be imposed for general elementary and secondary public school purposes on the residence homestead of a person who is elderly or disabled to reflect any statutory reduction from the preceding tax year in the maximum compressed rate of the maintenance and operations taxes imposed for those purposes on the homestead.
For
87%
1,121,860 votes
Against
13%
169,011 votes
50%
The constitutional amendment increasing the amount of the residence homestead exemption from ad valorem taxation for public school purposes from $25,000 to $40,000.
For
85%
1,106,460 votes
Against
15%
197,960 votes
50%
Ballot language
Streets and mobility infrastructure projects: $369,218,300 to find infrastructure improvements under the following categories: arterials, established coorridors, neighborhood streets, bridge rehabilitation, street lights, intersections, traffic signals, neighborhood/school safety, sidewalks, bicycle facilities, railroad crossings, safety/mobility and grade separate railroad crossings.
For
67%
19,867 votes
Against
33%
9,751 votes
50%
Ballot language
Park and recreation improvements: $123,955,300 to fund parks and recreation improvements, including specific facilities, neighborhood parks and trails.
For
0%
0 votes
Against
100%
11,408 votes
50%
Ballot language
A new library: $12,505,200 to fund land acquisition, design and construction of a library in far northwest Fort Worth.
For
100%
17,805 votes
Against
0%
0 votes
50%
Ballot language
Police and fire public safety facilities: $39,321,000 to fund construction of two new fire stations to replace Station No. 37 and Station No. 16 and to build a headquarters for the Northwest Patrol Division.
For
74%
21,866 votes
Against
26%
7,640 votes
50%
Ballot language
Natural area and open space conservation: $15 million to buy and improve land citywide for open space.
For
57%
16,719 votes
Against
43%
12,516 votes
50%
Ballot language
To amend the city charter to provide that the mayor's annual pay shall be half of the average annual base-rate salary for all city department heads and that the other city council members' annual pay shall be half of the average annual base-rate salary for all city assistant department heads starting Oct. 1, 2022
For
48%
13,727 votes
Against
52%
15,035 votes
50%
Ballot language
To amend the city charter to add language explicitly stating that metes and bounds descriptions are not necessary when the city council district boundaries are revised due to population changes based on recent census data.
For
51%
14,125 votes
Against
49%
13,622 votes
50%
Ballot language
To amend the charter to delete references to certain appointees and employees having the option to request a city council public hearing regarding their removal.
For
49%
13,545 votes
Against
51%
14,041 votes
50%
Ballot language
To amend the city charter to increase the city secretary's time for reviewing voter-submitted petitions from 10 days to 25 days.
For
63%
17,924 votes
Against
37%
10,431 votes
50%
Ballot language
To amend the city charter to remove the assessment and collection of taxes as a duty of the department of finance to reflect that the current practice of assessing and collecting all taxes, including special assessments, is performed by the county.
For
70%
19,383 votes
Against
30%
8,144 votes
50%
Ballot language
To delete Chapter XV of the city charter in its entirety since the functions of a health department are performed by Tarrant County instead of the city.
For
80%
22,436 votes
Against
20%
5,682 votes
50%
Ballot language
To amend the city charter to reduce the required newspaper publications for the sale of certain property from once a week for four weeks to one time with a requirement that notice also be placed and remain on the city's webpage for the four weeks preceding the sale.
For
0%
0 votes
Against
100%
9,807 votes
50%
Ballot language
To amend the city charter to clarify that the city is not required to assess owners of abutting property for the cost of construction of sidewalks and curbs and that the city may directly pay such costs itself.
For
0%
0 votes
Against
100%
4,871 votes
50%
Ballot language
To amend the city charter to provide that the tax assessor-collector shall provide a list of assessments of real and personal property to the city council in accordance with deadlines established under state law.
For
87%
24,336 votes
Against
13%
3,504 votes
50%
Ballot language
To delete Section 6 of Chapter XXVI of the city charter, which requires public service corporations to file an annual report.
For
28%
7,700 votes
Against
72%
20,111 votes
50%
Ballot language
To amend the city charter to allow the official advertising contract to have a term longer than one year.
For
52%
14,359 votes
Against
48%
13,118 votes
50%
Ballot language
To amend the city charter to delete outdated language and to reflect that an annexation election will be called and conducted in accordance with state law and may be conducted directly by the city or by county election officials contracted by the city with voters to mark ballot to indicate their selection.
For
81%
22,374 votes
Against
19%
5,204 votes
50%
Ballot language
To amend the city charter to clarify that the independent auditor's duties consist of auditing records and expressing an opinion on the annual comprehensive financial report and single audit and to remove requirement for physically printed copies.
For
62%
17,213 votes
Against
38%
10,333 votes
50%
Ballot language
Shall Section 3.04(1) of the City Home-Rule Charter, entitled “Mayor and Mayor Pro-Tem” be amended to authorize the Mayor to vote on all matters coming before the City Council?
For
64%
306 votes
Against
36%
174 votes
50%
Ballot language
Shall Section 3.05(4) of the City Home-Rule Charter, entitled “Vacancies, Forfeiture and Filling of Vacancies” be amended to provide that if there is a vacancy in the office of Mayor when less than twelve (12) months remains in the unexpired term, the remaining City Council members may appoint one of its members by majority vote of City Council to serve the remainder of said term?
For
66%
322 votes
Against
34%
165 votes
50%
Ballot language
Shall Section 3.05(5) of the City Home-Rule Charter, entitled “Vacancies, Forfeiture and Filling of Vacancies” be amended to provide that if there is a vacancy in the office of a Council Member when less than twelve (12) months remains in the unexpired term, the remaining City Council members may appoint an individual by majority vote of City Council to serve the remainder of said term?
For
60%
289 votes
Against
40%
196 votes
50%
Ballot language
The termination of the Roanoke Community and Economic Development Corporation, a Type B economic development corporation and local sales and use tax at a rate of one-half of one percent, contingent upon the eligible voters of the proposed City of Roanoke Crime Control and Prevention District, which comprises the City of Roanoke, Texas, approving a ballot proposition authorizing the creation of the City of Roanoke Crime Control and Prevention District dedicated to crime reduction programs and the adoption of a proposed local sales and use tax at a rate of one-half of one percent.
For
76%
371 votes
Against
24%
116 votes
50%
Ballot language
The creation of the City of Roanoke Crime Control and Prevention District dedicated to crime reduction programs and the adoption of a proposed local sales and use tax at a rate of one-half of one percent, contingent upon the eligible voters of the City of Roanoke, Texas, approving a ballot proposition to repeal the Type B economic development sales tax, at the rate of one-half of one percent, authorized by Chapter 505 of the Texas Local Government Code.
For
75%
366 votes
Against
25%
121 votes
50%
Ballot language
Whether the Town of Trophy Club Crime Control and Prevention District should be continued for 20 years and the crime control prevention district sales tax should be continued for 20 years
For
63%
927 votes
Against
37%
536 votes
50%
Ballot language
The reauthorization of the local sales and use tax in the Town of Trophy Club at the rate of one-fourth of one percent (0.25%) to continue providing revenue for maintenance and repair of municipal streets. The tax expires on the 4th anniversary of the date of this election unless the imposition of the tax is reauthorized
For
84%
1,220 votes
Against
16%
232 votes
50%
Results and candidates from past elections in this community.
