Just when you thought election season had come to a close — it’s making a return! This spring, Collin County residents have yet another opportunity to engage in the ultimate democratic process and make their voices heard. Mark your calendars for May 3, 2025, because this election isn’t one to miss.
With a wide range of crucial decisions on the ballot, Collin County voters have their work cut out for them. From large-scale city bond proposals that could impact the area’s infrastructure and growth, to the introduction of new entertainment venues aimed at shaping the region’s future, this election season is packed with high-stakes choices that will define the community for years to come.
Let’s Vote: What To Know Before Frisco’s 2025 Election
This year, Frisco voters will determine the fate of a $160 million center for the arts, several city council meetings and a handful of charter amendments. Here’s everything you need to know. Twelve charter amendment propositions are also on Frisco’s ballot, including altering council terms and increasing the mayor's pay. All you need to know here.
Largest Bond In City History: What To Know Before Plano’s 2025 Election
Plano voters face a crucial decision: the city's largest bond ever, totaling $647.9 million. That’s not pocket change, folks! Time to decide if it’s worth the price tag. Plano’s bond aims to fund a variety of projects that will enhance infrastructure, public safety, parks, and other essential services — if approved. All you need to know here.
Time To Vote: What To Know Before Celina And Prosper’s 2025 Election
This year, several council seats and board of trustee positions are on the ballot in Celina and Prosper. But the biggest thing on the ballot is Celina’s large 10 ballot propositions proposing amendments to the city charter. Notably, one amendment would establish term limits of three terms each for city council members and the mayor, starting May 2025. All you need to know here.
How To Vote In Collin County
While it’s too late to register, Collin County residents can make sure they are registered here. If you’re registered, there’s only one more step. Vote! Early voting will begin on April 22 and end on April 29. Election day is set for May 3, when residents can cast their ballots for the last time this year.
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