Here are some stats from the Primary in Collin County on March 4. Both parties set a new record for turnout.
Democrats: 72,518
Republicans: 51,556
Notice the difference between the two. You may be wondering if there were more Democratic voters than Republican voters why is Collin County mostly made up of Republican elected officials. Due to the […]

Ever wonder what the voter turnout is for a local election? In Frisco, the voter turnout is approximately 5%. Based on Frisco’s soon-to-reach milestone of 100,000 residents, that means approximately 5,000 voters will show up at the polls to decide who the next mayor and council members will be. Remember, this election does not coincide […]

I want to take this opportunity to introduce you to a great website called Project Vote Smart. In essence, FriscoPolitico.com strives to carry on Project Vote Smart to Frisco. Project Vote Smart attempts to give voters information on candidates that are seeking office as well as current elected officials. Information such as biography, where they […]

Frisco Style Magazine is hosting a debate between the two mayoral candidates on April 3 at 7:00 PM at Centennial High School.
In the mean time check out each of the candidates websites:
Matt Lafata
Maher Maso

On May 10, Frisco residents will have to decide on the late night drinking ordinance referendum. This is how the referendum will read on the ballot:
Referendum “For” or “Against” the adoption of ordinance 07-08-37 regarding “The extension of hours for sale of alcoholic beverages to holders of a mixed beverage late hours permit”.
History
The late […]

PRESS RELEASE - For Immediate Release
Frisco, Texas – The residents of Frisco now have a website dedicated to informing voters on upcoming elections and issues in both Collin and Denton County. FriscoPolitico.com strives to be a one-stop-shop for all the general election information for the upcoming city and Frisco Independent School Board elections on May […]