Plano prepares for May election to fill four council seats and mayor's position

February 04, 2025 | Plano, Collin County, Texas

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The recent government meeting in Plano, Texas, highlighted key details regarding the upcoming city elections scheduled for May 3, 2025. Steve Stoler, the meeting's host, announced that voters will elect four city council members, including the mayor, and will also participate in a bond election.

Candidates interested in running for office can begin filing for a place on the ballot starting January 15, 2025. The council races will include positions 2, 4, 6, and 8, with all positions elected at large. However, candidates for places 2 and 4 must reside in their respective districts. Notably, the mayor's race is designated as place 6.
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Important deadlines were emphasized during the meeting. The final day for candidates to file is February 14, 2025. Early voting will take place from April 22 to April 29, leading up to the election day on May 3. All candidates must be qualified Texas voters and have been residents of Plano for at least one year.

This meeting marks a significant step in the electoral process, providing essential information for potential candidates and voters alike as the city prepares for its upcoming elections.

Converted from Stoler on the Street - 2025 City Elections meeting on February 04, 2025
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