Collin County Election: Your May 5 Ballot

COLLIN COUNTY, TX — Voters across Collin County will head to the polls on Saturday, May 5, to place votes for new and returning representatives, including council-members, mayors and school board trustees.

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City of Allen

Councilmember, Place No. 1

• Kurt Kizer

Councilmember, Place No. 3

• Lauren Doherty
• Shirley Mangrum
• Luke Hollingsworth

Councilmember, Place No. 5

• Gary Caplinger

Allen ISD

School District Board of Trustees, Place 1

• Wayne Terrell
• Sarah Mitchell

School District Board of Trustees, Place 2

• David Noll
• Neil Fonville

School District Board of Trustees, Place 3

• John Montgomery

School District Board of Trustees, Place 7

• Kareem Elsaw
• Vatsa Ramanathan

City of Anna

City Council, Mayor

• Nate Pike

City Council, Place 1

• John Houcek
• Bill Morgan
• Stan Carver II
• Anthony D. Richardson
• Kevin Matthew Toten
• Justin Burr

Proposition A

Shall the City of Anna, Texas Home-Rule Charter be amended to allow personnel regulations to be adopted by a resolution of the City Council?

Proposition B

Shall the City of Anna, Texas Home-Rule Charter be amended to allow the City Council to fill by appointment any vacancy occurring on the City Council for an unexpired term of 12 months or less?

Proposition C
Shall the City of Anna, Texas Home-Rule Charter be amended to add the prohibition against nepotism to the penalties under Charter Section 14.06, the violation of which would result in forfeiture of elected or appointed City position and a period of ineligibility to hold same?

Proposition D

Shall the City of Anna, Texas Home-Rule Charter be amended to increase the period of ineligibility to hold an elected or appointed City position from five years to ten years for violation of any penalty listed under Charter Section 14.06?

Proposition E

Shall the City of Anna, Texas HomeRule Charter be amended to allow publication of City ordinances, resolutions, notice of budget public hearing, audit summary, and other various notices and materials required to be published under the Charter or other law by means other than newspaper publication (e.g., publication on the City’s Internet website) to the extent state law is amended to allow such alternative method of publication?

Anna ISD

Trustee, Place 1 Unexpired Term

• John Matasso
• Tiffany Terry

Trustee, Place 2

• Allison Carver
• Jason Adams
• David Upton

Trustee, Place 6

• Paul Renfro
• Wanda Hannah

City of Blue Ridge

Mayor

Rhonda Williams

Council, at Large

• Jessica Otte
• Keith Chitwood
• Christina Porath

Councilman Place 2

• Wayne Nabors

Councilman Place 3

• Jason Poncio
• Andy "Hop" Hopkins

Town of Fairview

Town Council, Seat Two

• Cynthia Brugge
• John Adler

Town Council, Seat Four

• Anthony Mattei
• Nancy Lewis

Town Council, Seat Six

• Renee Powell
• Roland Feldman

City of Farmersville

Mayor

• Randy Rice
• Diane Piwko

Councilman Place 2

• Angie Rios
• John Garcia
• Donny Mason

Councilman Place 4

• Mike Hurst
• John Wayne Klostermann

City of Frisco

City Council Place 1

• K.D. Warach
• Jason Money
• John Keating

City Council, Place 3

• Will Sowell
• Dave Bowsher

Frisco ISD

Trustee, Place 6, Three Year Term

• John Classe

Trustee, Place 7, Three Year Term

• Linda McConnell
• Rene Archambault

City of Lucas

Mayor

• Jim Olk

Councilmember, Seat 3

• Steve Duke
• Robin Ahmadi

Councilmember, Seat 4

• Jamie Kilpatrick
• Phil Lawrence

Town of New Hope

Mayor

• Angel Hamm
• Jess Herbst
• Michael Rivera
• Melissa Brown

Alderman

• Jacob W. Mannis
• Kimberly Barrow
• Genifer Welch
• Andy Reitinger

City of Parker

Mayor

• Joe Cordina
• Lee Pettle

Councilmember At-Large

• Terry Lynch
• Patrick Taylor
• Kimberly A. Hinshaw
• Edwin Smith
• Paula Johnston-Hutka

Proposition A

“The adoption of a local sales and use tax in Parker, Texas at the rate of two percent (2%).”

Town of Prosper

Town Council, Place 2

• Eve Henry
• Carl Ackermann
• Craig Andres
• Chris Kern
• Norma Hutchins
• Lucy Towle

Town Council, Place 6

• Jason Dixon
• Scott Fisher
• Phyllis Hoffschwelle

Proposition A

“The creation of the Town of Prosper Fire Control, Prevention, and Emergency Medical Services District dedicated to fire safety and emergency medical services programs and the adoption of a proposed local sales and use tax at a rate of one-fourth of one percent, and the creation of the Town of Prosper Crime Control and Prevention District dedicated to crime reduction programs and the adoption of a proposed local sales and use tax at a rate of one-fourth of one percent, and the abolition of the additional sales and use tax for property tax relief within the Town of Prosper at the rate of one-half of one percent.”

Proposition B

“Should the eligible voters authorize the creation of the Town of Prosper Fire Control, Prevention, and Emergency Medical Services District dedicated to fire safety and emergency medical services programs, whether the Town Council of the Town of Prosper by resolution may appoint the Town Council of the Town of Prosper to serve as the Board of Directors of the Prosper Fire Control, Prevention, and Emergency Medical Services District.”

Prosper Independent School District

Trustee, Place 4

• Kelly P. Cavender
• Bill Beavers

Trustee, Place 7

• Mays Davenport

City of Wylie

Councilmember, Place 2

• Steve Wright
• Ned Petersen
• Matthew Porter

Councilmember, Place 4

• Candy Arrington

Lovejoy Independent School District

Trustee, Position 6

• Al Litchenburg
• Jennifer Kline

Trustee, Position 7

• Scott Christiansen

Melissa ISD

Trustee, Place 3

• Jenifer Grace
• Jason Granger

Trustee, Place 4

• Russell Cox

Trustee, Place 5

• Omar Landrum

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