The lawsuit alleges that the ballot language was substantially misleading due to an omission of the phrase “ad valorem tax increases.”
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A Not-So-Republican Caucus Chairman
Conservative activists organize and rally to express priority needs in Texas, yet so-called Republican lawmakers in the Texas Legislature routinely do the opposite. The House Republican Caucus chairman might be one reason that is the case.
Allen ISD Proposes $222M Bond Amid Coronavirus School Closures
School board puts scaled-down spending proposal on November ballot.
Millions at Stake for North Texas Voters
Skipping the traditionally low-turnout constitutional amendment election this November could be costly for some DFW-area taxpayers.
City of Denton Proposes Higher Property Taxes, More Debt
The council is seeking to increase the average homeowner’s property tax bill as well as asking voters to add more debt on the backs of property taxpayers in a November election.
Debt Wins Big on Local Ballots
Metroplex residents voted themselves higher property tax bills by approving most city and school district debt propositions on their May 4 ballots.
Allen ISD Voters Reject District’s $422M Debt Plan
Local taxpayers sent a message to the school district that they are taxed enough already.
Local Election Results: Collin County
Results of May 4, 2019, local elections in Collin County.
Taxpayer Alert: Is Debt on Your May Ballot?
Taxed enough already? Higher property tax burdens may be on your May 4 local election ballot in the form of millions in new tax-supported debt.
Commentary: Why Taxpayers Should Vote NO on Allen ISD Bond
A simple year-long delay will allow reconsideration of all the projects and proposals without impacting the quality of our district.