Dallas is shifting local elections to November to align with state and federal cycles. It means fewer trips to the ballot box, but you'll be voting on city issues at the same time as the big national races.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 1 mention in the last 30 days.
Consolidating these dates should save the city a significant chunk of change by cutting down on the number of standalone election days.
Local voters win because it's way more convenient to cast all your votes in one go.
Local issues might get buried or overlooked when they're competing for attention with high-profile presidential or congressional races.
City of Dallas, Dallas College, and Dallas ISD have voted to move their elections from May to November of odd-numbered years, in order to increase voter turnout and participation. The post Voter turnout expected to rise as Dallas elections move to No...
The Dallas City Council voted unanimously to move city elections from May to November in an effort to increase voter participation and save money. The post May-November advance: Why moving the timing of an election matters appeared first on Dallas Fr...
Dallas moves city elections from May to November to increase voter turnout NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
Texas legislators are pushing for a charter amendment to move Dallas' local elections to November, which could lead to increased voter turnout and cost savings, but faces political hurdles. The post Texas lawmakers advocate for November Dallas electi...
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