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Denton Central Appraisal District

Board of Directors Place 1

Peter K. Mungiguerra Jr.

Angie Cox

Board of Directors Place 2

Sophia Anwar

Lisa McEntire

Board of Directors Place 3

Rick Guzman

Jordan E. Villarreal

Argyle ISD

Trustee, Place 4

Joshua Pezzuto

Rich McDowell

Trustee, Place 5

Leona McDade

Wendy McCue

Proposition A: The issuance of $482,385,000 of bonds by the Argyle Independent School District for school facilities and the purchase of land, buses and vehicles and the levy of taxes sufficient to pay the principal of and interest on the bonds. This is a property tax increase.

For

Against

Proposition B: The issuance of $22,655,000 of bonds by the Argyle Independent School District for a new baseball and softball complex at argyle high school in canyon falls and the levy of taxes sufficient to pay the principal of and interest on the bonds. This is a property tax increase.

For

Against

Proposition C: The issuance of $6,500,000 of bonds by the Argyle Independent School District for instructional technology equipment and the levy of taxes sufficient to pay the principal of and interest on the bonds. This is a property tax increase.

For

Against

Denton ISD

Trustee, Place 1

Barbara Burns

Debi Scaggs

Trustee, Place 2

Terry A. Senne

Sheryl English

Lake Dallas ISD

Trustee, Place 1

Aaron Appleby

Trustee, Place 2

Greg Bartley

Alicia M. McKinley

Lewisville ISD

Trustee, Place 1, 3-year term

Michelle Alkhatib

Allison Lassahn

Trustee, Place 6, 3-year term

Buddy Bonner

Proposition A: The issuance of $16,250,000 of bonds by the Lewisville Independent School District for improving, renovating, rehabilitating and equipping the existing Eastside Aquatic Center and Westside Aquatic Center, and not the construction of new aquatic centers, and levying the tax for payment of principal and interest on the bonds. This is a property tax increase.

For

Against

Proposition B: The issuance of $65,585,000 of bonds by the Lewisville Independent School District for constructing, improving, renovating and equipping athletics facilities consisting of locker rooms, concessions and field house; tennis courts; baseball/softball facilities and playing field turf replacement, and levying the tax for payment of principal and interest on the bonds. This is a property tax increase.

For

Against

Proposition C: The issuance of $19,999,000 of bonds by the Lewisville Independent School District for stadium improvements at the existing stadiums, and not the construction of new stadiums, at Hebron High School, Flower Mound High School, The Colony High School, Marcus High School and Lewisville High School, and levying the tax for payment of principal and interest on the bonds. This is a property tax increase.

For

Against

Pilot Point ISD

Trustee, Place 5

Jennifer Neal

Jacob Stuckly

Maddy Vieth

Trustee, Place 6

Kevin Ware

Justin Chance

Trustee, Place 7

Craig Bickers

Nathan Brown

Prosper ISD

Trustee Place 4

Bill Beavers

Lanford Rodgers

Trustee Place 7

Kristin Meier

David Webb

Drew Wilborn

City of Corinth

City Council Place 1

Sam Burke

Orline Chotev

City Council Place 3

Lindsey Rayl

Steve Holzwarth

City Council Place 4

Tina Henderson

Proposition A: Authorizing the adoption of a ceiling or limitation on the City Ad valorem tax levy of a person who is sixty-five (65) years of age or older who makes application for and receives a homestead exemption.

For

Against

City of Denton

Council member, Place 5

Erica Garland

Brandon Chase McGee

Council member, Place 6

Jill Jester

Lilyan Prado Carrillo

Mayor, Place 7

Gerard Hudspeth

Luc Wedgeworth

Stephen (OGY) Dillenberg

Town of Double Oak

Council member (vote for none, one, two, or three)

Jaquelyne Barrow

Janet Robertson

K Favero

Mark Dieterich

Ginger Brittain

Jean Hillyer

Town of Flower Mound

Mayor, 3-year term

Cheryl Moore

Derek France

Council member, Place 4, 3-year term

Barbara Barrios

Justin DeFillippo

Rob Rawson

Janvier Werner

Proposition A: Shall Section 3.01 and 3.03.1 (d) of the Flower Mound Home Rule Charter be amended to remove all previous references to two year terms given three year terms are currently in place?

Yes

Proposition B: Shall Section 3.05 of the Flower Mound Home Rule Charter be amended to increase the amount that the Mayor may authorize the Town Manager to sign for contracts from not to exceed Fifteen Thousand Dollars ($15,000) to not to exceed Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,000)?

Yes

Proposition C: Shall Section 3.07(w) of the Flower Mound Home Rule Charter be amended to require ordinance captions be published on the Town's website, included in the Town Council minutes, and the Code of Ordinances, Town of Flower Mound, Texas, as applicable, instead of being published in the newspaper except when required by state law?

Yes

Proposition D: Shall Section 4.02 of the Flower Mound Home Rule Charter be amended to allow the Town Council to grant a one (1) year extension to the current not to exceed six (6) months' time frame in which the Town Manager must establish town residency from the time of their appointment?

Yes

Proposition E: Shall Section 7.17 of the Flower Mound Home Rule Charter be amended to require the approval of three-fourths (3/4) of the membership of the Town Council before the Town Council commits public funds for certain public-private partnerships and eliminate the requirements for an election for such expenditures?

Yes

Proposition F: Shall Section 9.10 of the Flower Mound Home Rule Charter be amended to include filing a copy of the Town budget with the Tarrant County Clerk, in addition to the Denton County Clerk and State Comptroller of Public Accounts at Austin?

Yes

Proposition G: Authorizing the Town Council of the Town of Flower Mound, Texas to create a Public Improvement District within the corporate limits of the Town.

For

Against

City of Krugerville

City Council, Place 2

Bryan Firth

Marion Ragsdale

City Council, Place 4

Stacey Lee Sasser

Steve Crevier

Mayor

Jeff Parrent

City of Krum

City Councilman, Place 1

Austin Petersen

City Councilman, Place 3

Matthew Manchester

Melynda Rivers

City Councilman, Place 5

Mike Strand

Chad Maynard

City of Lake Dallas

City Council, Place 1, 3-year term

Stephen Wohr

Megan Ray

City Council, Place 3, 3-year term

Cheryl McClain

Rick Lewelling

City Council, Place 5, 3-year term

Adam Peabody

Randy Evans

City of Lewisville

Mayor

Alexander Davis

Tiffany Karim

TJ Gilmore

Winston Edmondson

Council member, Place No. 2

Ainsley Stelling

William J. Meridith

Penny Mallet

Proposition A: The issuance of $6,700,000 general obligation bonds for city fire fighting facilities and the levying of a tax sufficient to pay principal and interest thereon.

For

Against

Proposition B: The issuance of $9,900,000 general obligation bonds for the expansion of the City's animal shelter/animal adoption center and the levying of a tax sufficient to pay principal and interest thereon.

For

Against

Proposition C: The issuance of $47,900,000 general obligation bonds for park, open space and recreation improvements and facilities and the levying of a tax sufficient to pay principal and interest thereon.

For

Against

Proposition D: The issuance of $198,900,000 general obligation bonds for street and roadway improvements and the levying of a tax sufficient to pay principal and interest thereon.

For

Against

Town of Little Elm

Town Council, Place 3

Debra Liva

Ken Eaken

Unopposed candidates declared elected:

Mayor Curtis J. Cornelious

Town of Northlake

Mayor

Brian G. Montini

Rena Hardeman

Council member, Place 1

Alex Holmes

Council member, Place 2

Michael C. Ganz

Council member, Place 3

Aaron Fowler

Council member, Place 6 (unexpired term)

PK Kelley

City of Pilot Point

Council member, Place 2

Sherry L. Jones

Everett Cummings

Council member, Place 5

Chad Major

Proposition A: Shall the City of Pilot Point terminate its sales and use tax for property tax reduction, at the rate of one-half of 1 percent, and concurrently authorize the creation of a sales and use tax of one-half of 1 percent for the purpose of funding a street maintenance fund?

Yes

Proposition B: Shall § 7.13 Borrowing - of the Pilot Point Home Rule Charter be amended to allow for the sale of bonds to provide for an economic development incentive?

Yes

Proposition C: Shall § 3.06 Vacancies, Forfeiture and Filling of Vacancies - of the Pilot Point Home Rule Charter be amended to require, as a general rule, that Council members be physically present at Council meetings?

Yes

Proposition D: Shall § 3.06 Vacancies, Forfeiture and Filling of Vacancies - of the Pilot Point Home Rule Charter be amended to comply with the Texas Constitutional requirement that vacancies be filled by a special election to be held within 120 days of the date of the vacancy, with the exception of terms with less than 12 months remaining which may be filled by appointment?

Yes

Proposition E: Shall § 4.06 Personnel System - of the Pilot Point Home Rule Charter be amended to provide for administrative approval and amendment of employee policies?

Yes

Proposition F: Shall § 5.01 City Elections - of the Pilot Point Home Rule Charter be amended to comply with state statutory election requirements? Yes

Proposition G: Shall § 6.02 Petitions for Recall - of the Pilot Point Home Rule Charter be amended to change the number of signatures required for a recall petition from 25 percent of those who voted for that place or position in the last regular general election to 25 percent of those who were registered to vote on the date of the last general municipal election?

Yes

Proposition H: Shall § 6.13 Initiative - of the Pilot Point Home Rule Charter be amended to change the number of signatures required for an initiative petition from 25 percent of those who voted for that place or position in the last regular general election to 25 percent of those who were registered to vote on the date of the last general municipal election?

Yes

Proposition I: Shall § 6.14 Referendum - of the Pilot Point Home Rule Charter be amended to change the number of signatures required for a referendum petition from 25 percent of those who voted for that place or position in the last regular general election to 25 percent of those who were registered to vote on the date of the last general municipal election?

Yes

Proposition J: Shall § 7.02 Submission of Budget and Budget Message - of the Pilot Point Home Rule Charter be amended to require the City Manager to submit the proposed annual budget to the City Council as required by state law?

Yes

Proposition K: Shall § 7.17 Independent Audit - of the Pilot Point Home Rule Charter be amended to remove the requirement that the City change audit firms every five (5) years?

Yes

Proposition L: Shall § 8.01 Authority, Composition and Procedures - of the Pilot Point Home Rule Charter be amended to remove the requirement that a written report be submitted to the City Council within 3 weeks of each Planning & Zoning Commission meeting and instead rely on the state law requirement?

Yes

Proposition M: Shall § 9.01(A) Organization - of the Pilot Point Home Rule Charter be amended to remove requirement to elect officers in January of each year when appointments are made in July?

Yes

Proposition N: Shall § 9.01(B) Organization - of the Pilot Point Home Rule Charter be amended to remove requirement for the Planning & Zoning Commission to meet monthly and allow the Commission to meet as needed with minutes of every meeting maintained as a permanent public record?

Yes

Proposition O: Shall § 9.02 Duties and Powers(A)(2) - of the Pilot Point Home Rule Charter be amended to remove requirement for the Planning & Zoning Commission develop a Comprehensive Plan because the plan is developed by others?

Yes

Proposition P: Shall § 12.11 Disaster Clause - of the Pilot Point Home Rule Charter be amended to remove the Chamber of Commerce and the School Board from those that would appoint a successor City Council in the event of a disaster and leave that authority to the Denton County Judge?

Yes

Proposition Q: Shall § 12.12 Public Meetings and Public Records - of the Pilot Point Home Rule Charter be amended to mirror the Texas Public Information Act with regard to the inspection of public records?

Yes

Proposition R: Shall the responsibility to present an annual state of the city be moved from the Mayor to the entire City Council?

Yes

Proposition S: Shall § 3.06 Vacancies, Forfeiture and Filling of Vacancies - of the Pilot Point Home Rule Charter be amended to require a unanimous vote of the remaining City Council to declare a Council seat vacant due to absences?

Yes

Proposition T: Shall § 3.14(B) Passage of Ordinances in General - of the Pilot Point Home Rule Charter be amended to delete the requirement that ordinances that are amended in substance be required to be voted on at a subsequent meeting?

Yes

Proposition U: Shall § 4.01(C) City Manager - of the Pilot Point Home Rule Charter be amended to increase the number of votes necessary to terminate the City Manager from a simple majority to a 2/3 vote of the City Council?

Yes

Proposition V: Shall § 4.02(A) City Secretary - of the Pilot Point Home Rule Charter be amended to increase the number of votes necessary to terminate the City Secretary from a simple majority to a 2/3 vote of the City Council?

Yes

Proposition W: Shall § 4.02(C) City Secretary - of the Pilot Point Home Rule Charter be amended to add conducting the City's elections to their duties? Yes

Proposition X: Shall § 5.02(B)(1) Filing for Office - of the Pilot Point Home Rule Charter be amended to raise the minimum age for a City Council candidate from 18 to 21? Yes

Proposition Y: Shall § 5.04(B) Official Results - of the Pilot Point Home Rule Charter be amended to correct the process for delivery of election results and require that the City Council take action to canvass the election as the first item on the agenda following the City's receipt of the official election results?

Yes

Proposition Z: Shall § 6.15 Voluntary Submission of Legislation by the City Council - of the Pilot Point Home Rule Charter be amended to increase the City Council vote requirement from a simple majority to a 2/3 majority in order to submit legislation to an initiative or referendum election?

Yes

Proposition AA: Shall § 7.05 Public Hearing on Budget - of the Pilot Point Home Rule Charter be amended to ensure compliance with state law?

Yes

Town of Providence Village

Alderman (council member), Place No. 2

Stephen Benton

Alderman (council member), Place No. 4

Dustin Clay

Jordan Woodard

City of Sanger

Mayor

Jeffrey W. Jarecke

Thomas Muir

Council member, Place No. 2

Lisa M. Freeman

Gary Bilyeu

Council member, Place No. 4

Allen Chick

Belmont Fresh Water Supply District No. 1 of Denton County

Supervisors (vote for none, one or two)

David Rubin

Gary Neff

Doug Roccato

Jay Stobie

Denton County Fresh Water Supply District No. 6

Directors (vote for none, one, two or three)

Ross A. Ferguson

Directors (vote for none, one or two)

Jason Shipley

Jenifer Robison

Billy Logsdon

Lake Cities Municipal Utility Authority

Board of Directors Place 3

Raymond Dickey

Cecil Carter

Board of Directors Place 4

Donald R. Wall Jr.

Jennifer Martin

Randy Sutton

Board of Directors Place 5

Joe Flowers

Tradition Municipal Utility District No. 1 of Denton County

Proposition A: the issuance of $576,790,000 bonds for water, sanitary sewer, and drainage and storm sewer systems and for refunding water, sanitary sewer, and drainage and storm sewer systems bonds of the district, and the levy of taxes, without limit as to rate or amount, sufficient to pay the principal of and interest on the bonds.

For

Against

Proposition B: The issuance of $527,345,000 bonds for roads and for refunding road bonds of the district, and the levy of taxes, without limit as to rate or amount, sufficient to pay the principal of and interest on the bonds.

For

Against

Proposition C: An operation and maintenance tax for facilities authorized by article xvi, section 59, of the texas constitution, not to exceed one dollar and no cents ($1.00) per one hundred dollars ($100) valuation of taxable property.

For

Against

Proposition D: An operation and maintenance tax for road facilities authorized by article iii, section 52, of the texas constitution, not to exceed twenty-five cents ($0.25) per one hundred dollars ($100) valuation of taxable property

For

Against

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Denton, TX (76205)

Today

Tonight

Denton Central Appraisal District

Board of Directors Place 1

Board of Directors Place 2

Board of Directors Place 3

Argyle ISD

Trustee, Place 4

Trustee, Place 5

Denton ISD

Trustee, Place 1

Trustee, Place 2

Lake Dallas ISD

Trustee, Place 1

Trustee, Place 2

Lewisville ISD

Trustee, Place 1, 3-year term

Trustee, Place 6, 3-year term

Pilot Point ISD

Trustee, Place 5

Trustee, Place 6

Trustee, Place 7

Prosper ISD

Trustee Place 4

Trustee Place 7

City of Corinth

City Council Place 1

City Council Place 3

City Council Place 4

City of Denton

Council member, Place 5

Council member, Place 6

Mayor, Place 7

Town of Double Oak

Council member (vote for none, one, two, or three)

Town of Flower Mound

Mayor, 3-year term

Council member, Place 4, 3-year term

City of Krugerville

City Council, Place 2

City Council, Place 4

Mayor

City of Krum

City Councilman, Place 1

City Councilman, Place 3

City Councilman, Place 5

City of Lake Dallas

City Council, Place 1, 3-year term

City Council, Place 3, 3-year term

City Council, Place 5, 3-year term

City of Lewisville

Mayor

Council member, Place No. 2

Town of Little Elm

Town Council, Place 3

Unopposed candidates declared elected:

Town of Northlake

Mayor

Council member, Place 1

Council member, Place 2

Council member, Place 3

Council member, Place 6 (unexpired term)

City of Pilot Point

Council member, Place 2

Council member, Place 5

Town of Providence Village

Alderman (council member), Place No. 2

Alderman (council member), Place No. 4

City of Sanger

Mayor

Council member, Place No. 2

Council member, Place No. 4

Belmont Fresh Water Supply District No. 1 of Denton County

Supervisors (vote for none, one or two)

Denton County Fresh Water Supply District No. 6

Directors (vote for none, one, two or three)

Denton County Fresh Water Supply District No. 8-A

Denton County Fresh Water Supply District No. 8-B

Denton County Fresh Water Supply District No. 11-A