Elections

With 2017 Projects Still Incomplete, Early Voting Begins Monday For Dallas Bond Election

By April Towery / April 19, 2024 /

It’s been a long road to procure more than 800 projects for a $1.25 billion bond election, and a final judgment will be made at the polls on May 4. Early voting on the Dallas bond election begins Monday and runs through April 30. CandysDirt.com has covered the 2024 bond election extensively, particularly how the…

If Approved May 4, Here’s How $26.4 Million Will Be Spent on Housing in The Dallas Bond Election 

By April Towery / April 4, 2024 /

A massive project list totaling $1.25 billion will go before voters on May 4, but specifics surrounding the $26.4 million allocated for housing — which brought out some of the most vocal and passionate advocates — remain elusive.   We’ll break down what’s on the ballot for housing, but it won’t take long.  A spreadsheet distributed…

Dallas Releases Itemized Bond Projects List Ahead of $1.25 Billion May 4 Election

By April Towery / March 22, 2024 /

The City of Dallas issued a press release Friday afternoon announcing the release of a much-anticipated project list for the $1.25 billion bond election scheduled for May 4. If you’d prefer to skip to the good part, here’s the itemized list and accompanying map:  bit.ly/CODBCM.  One eagle-eyed resident has already reported an error. The list…

Five Gunter City Council Candidates Are Running Unopposed to Replace Aldermen Who Abruptly Resigned

By April Towery / March 14, 2024 /

Editor’s Note: This story has been updated to include responses from Place 5 candidate William Stevens. The Gunter City Council ballot is locked in, and the Grayson County municipality will have five new aldermen in May.  The candidates — all running unopposed — are Cyndy Davis, Alan Richins, David Self, Wade Burtsfield, and William Stevens.…

Barry Wernick Is Challenging Incumbent Morgan Meyer in House District 108 Race

By April Towery / February 29, 2024 /

A former Dallas City Council candidate has thrown his hat in the ring for a state representative job in Austin. Barry Wernick, 53, told CandysDirt.com last week that he’s running because “for too long, we haven’t had any true conservative representation in Austin.” Wernick will face incumbent Morgan Meyer in the March 5 primary. The District…