All voters who live in the
City of Richardson will vote on:
- Richardson City Council Places 1-6 and the Mayor (Place 7). Places 1-4 have a residency requirement, but all voters in the city vote for all 7 places:
- Candidates for Mayor (Place 7) are (All candidates are listed in ballot order.):
- Alan C. North
- Amir Omar
- Bob Dubey
- Candidates for Place 6 are (All candidates are listed in ballot order.):
- Arefin Shamsul
- Lisa Marie Kupfer
- Places 1-5 are uncontested, with only the incumbents on the ballot.
- Click here to view a map of Richardson City Council districts.
- For additional information, view the City of Richardson website.
All voters who live in the
Dallas County portion of Richardson, or in the
RISD portions of Garland and Dallas are generally eligible to vote in Richardson ISD Board of Trustee elections. In this election, only voters who live in Single-Member Districts 2, 4, and 5 will see candidates’ names on their ballots:
- Candidates for District 2 are (All candidates are listed in ballot order.):
- Elaine Bonavita
- Vanessa Pacheco
- Pamela Hughes
- District 4 is uncontested, with only the incumbent on the ballot.
- Candidates for District 5 are (All candidates are listed in ballot order.):
- Cristina Angelina Neria
- Rachel McGowan
- Click here to view a map of RISD single-member districts.
- For additional information, view the RISD website.
All voters who live in the
Collin County portion of Richardson will vote on:
- Plano ISD Board of Trustees Places 1, 2, 3, and 6.
- For more information, visit the PISD website.
- Collin County Community College District Board of Trustees Places 4, 5, and 6.
- For more information, visit the Collin College website.
Voters who live in the
City of Garland will vote on:
- Mayor and City Councilmembers for Single-Member Districts 3, 6, 7 and 8.
- Also on the ballot will be four bond propositions.
- Click here to view a map of Garland single-member districts.
- For more information, view the City of Garland website.
Voters who live in the
City of Dallas will vote on the:
- City Councilmembers for Single-Member Districts 1-14.
- Click here to view a map of Dallas single-member districts.
- For more information, view the City of Dallas website.
* To be counted, Ballots by Mail must be postmarked by 7 p.m. on Election Day (May 3, 2025) AND received by the County Elections Office by 5 p.m. the next day (May 4, 2025). Other deadlines may apply for overseas and military ballots. Go to the
Texas Secretary of State’s website for more information.
Dallas County
To view your sample ballot, fill in the requested information requested information
here.
Collin County
To view your sample ballot, click
here and follow the instructions at the top of the page.
www.VOTE411.org:
To view a list of the races, candidates, and LWV Voters Guide responses that will be on YOUR ballot, go to
www.vote411.org and fill in your address. Only the races that will be on your ballot will appear.
Dallas County
Early voting dates and times:
Early voting locations (Vote Centers) for Dallas County are now available on the
Elections Department website.
Collin County
Early voting dates and times:
Registered voters who live in Collin County may vote at any open Vote Center during early voting.
Early voting locations (Vote Centers) for Collin County are now available on the
Elections Department website.
Dallas County
- Registered voters who live in Dallas County may vote at any open Vote Center on Election Day. As long as you are in line by 7 p.m., you may vote.
- Election Day voting locations (Vote Centers) for Dallas County are now available on the Elections Department website.
Collin County
- Registered voters who live in Collin County may vote at any open Vote Center on Election Day. As long as you are in line by 7 p.m., you may vote.
- Election Day voting locations (Vote Centers) for Collin County are now available on the Elections Department website.
Information about Voting by Mail can be found
here.
You can now view League of Women Voters-produced Voters Guide questions and answers on the
VOTE411.org website. Here, you can enter your address and view a personalized Voters Guide that includes only the races you will see on your ballot, and you can compare candidates’ qualifications and answers side-by-side.
A printed VOTERS GUIDE published by the League of Women Voters of Richardson (LWVR) is now available. Candidates from contested races for Richardson Mayor (Place 7) and City Council Place 6, and Richardson ISD Board of Trustees Single-Member Districts 2 and 5 responded to four questions for this VOTERS GUIDE.
Copies of the LWVR printed VOTERS GUIDE are now available at:
- Richardson Library
- Richardson City Hall
- Huffhines Recreation Center
- Heights Recreation Center
- Richardson Senior Center
A printable PDF is available
here.
A printed VOTERS GUIDE published by the League of Women Voters of Dallas (LWVD) is also available. It covers races throughout Dallas County. Copies of the LWVD printed VOTERS GUIDE are available at Dallas branch libraries, including those in the Lake Highlands area.
The League of Women Voters of Richardson is planning the following candidate forums:
Richardson ISD Single-Member District 5 Candidate Forum
Saturday, April 5, 2025
1:00 p.m.
Richardson ISD Administration Building Auditorium
420 S Greenville Ave, Richardson, TX 75081
View the video here.
Richardson ISD Single-Member District 2 Candidate Forum
Saturday, April 5, 2025
2:30 p.m.
Richardson ISD Administration Building Auditorium
420 S Greenville Ave, Richardson, TX 75081
View the video here.
City of Richardson Mayoral and City Council Candidate Forum
Wednesday, April 16, 2025
7:00 p.m.
Bank of America Theatre, Eisemann Center
2351 Performance Dr, Richardson, TX 75082
The League of Women Voters of Collin County will have videos of Zoom forums available on its
website.
Richardson residents who live in Collin County will be voting on the following contested races:
- Collin College Trustee, Place 4
- PISD Board of Trustees, Places 2, 3, and 6