The following information is distributed from the City of Frisco’s News and Information service.
Early voting, which began today, October 20, is underway at two locations in Frisco. Registered Collin County voters may vote ‘early’ at the Preston Ridge Campus of Collin College, 9700 Wade Blvd. Collin County ‘early voting’ hours being offered in Frisco […]

Sponsored by the Frisco Chamber of Commerce:
Thursday, October 2, 2008
6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Westin Hotel (1549 Legacy Drive; Frisco, TX 75034)
(Following LIVE Broadcast of the VP Debate on BIG SCREEN!)
This 2008 Election will be one of the most important elections in our lifetime and there is much to be voted on from local races all […]

1. Jack Hatchell, Precinct 4 Commissioner from Plano, who passed away on June 28, served faithfully and honorably on the Commissioners Court for over 20 years, and over 30 total years in public service. We will not easily replace Jack’s wisdom and knowledge of the issues facing our county. We will miss Jack, a man […]

I found this website for voters concerned about values. I dont know how helpful it will be for you, but it is another resource to consider in becoming an informed voter. Check it out: http://www.valuesvoteonline.com/surveys/zipsearch.aspx

Dallas Morning News article by Jim Getz: Frisco voters to decide whether bars can serve alcohol after midnight
Click here to read article on Dallas Morning News website.

Citizens, there is an exciting year ahead of us.The budget cycle.
We are starting the yearly budget process. The last Commissioners Court session included a serious discussion about a tax rate decrease compared to a homestead exemption. No decision was reached, but the court asked for more options to be brought before the court on April […]

Capitol Steps by Ken Paxton
National Earth Day is this week. The first Earth Day began in 1970 as a rally to promote clean air, land conservation and improved water quality. Support for and interest in the activity was immense and what began in 1970 as a demonstration became the first official Earth Day. Earth Day, […]

I have been in the educational field for over ten years and have been a dedicated life-long student earning a Masters in Education and currently working on a Masters in Environmental Project Management. I have taught all over the world from West Africa to Poland and held educational administrative positions from Director of Education […]

Capitol Steps by Ken Paxton State Rep. District 70

Yesterday, Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott announced that Harris County District Court Judge, Grant Dorfman, granted the Attorney General’s request for a temporary restraining order to stop a vendor in Houston from continuing to illegally manufacture and market fake drivers licenses to immigrants.
Attorney General Abbott charged […]

To verify if you are registered, simply click on the link below depending if you live in Collin or Denton Counties.
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If you are not registered to vote click here or visit your local post office and fill out a voter registration card, however the deadline has passed to vote in the May 10 elections, but […]