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On Saturday, voters across Denton went to the polls in order to elect city council members as well as approve or reject two property tax amendments that will be added to our Texas Constitution.

The voters approved two propositions intended to lower property taxes for homeowners by decisive margins – one aimed at older and disabled Texans, the other a more modest relief that will affect all Texans.

The City Council will canvas the unofficial election results at 1:00 p.m. on Tuesday, May 17, 2022, at City Hall, Council Chambers, 215 E. McKinney, Denton, Texas.

Texas State Proposition 1

Texas State Proposition 2

Denton Mayor

Gerard Hudspeth Candidate for Mayor of Denton

How long have you lived in Denton?

All my life, I’m 49 (years old).

In quick, rapid-fire answers, please tell me what are the three things you love the most about?

I love the culture, the people of Denton, and then also just the family atmosphere in Denton. … Those are the three primary things that jump out at me. And then obviously, from history and experience growing up here, there’s a lot of fond things I like about Denton.

City Council Place 6

Chris Watts Candidate for Place 6 of Denton

How long have you lived in Denton?

I’m 60, I’ve been here 59 years. I understand we moved here when I was one, so I don’t have much memory of that, but I’ve been here pretty much my whole life.

In quick rapid-fire answers, what are the three things you love the most about Denton?

I like the people – I love the people, actually. I grew up in this town when we had one high school and we have four or five now. The people are so compassionate, they’re so supportive that it just provides a feel in this community that just is encouraging and uplifting.

City Council Place 5

Brandon Chase McGee Candidate for Place 5 of Denton

How long have you lived in Denton?

I lived in Denton for a year. I was here and then I left and then I came back.

In quick, rapid-fire answers, what are the three things you love the most about Denton?

I first came to Denton in 2006 when I started college. The first thing that really got me about Denton was the food. Like even back in college, I remember didn’t Denton has a ton of really great small little restaurants. I love the food here in Denton.

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