Runoff races for Denton city council seats, including mayoral, set for Dec. 8
A runoff election for the positions of mayor, District 2 representative and Place 6 representative on the Denton city council is set for Dec....
City of Denton Runoff Election Scheduled for Dec. 8
Early Voting Will Begin Nov. 23 and Run Through Dec. 4
DENTON, TX, Nov. 18, 2020 – During the Nov. 17 City Council Meeting, Council...
Joe Biden defeats Donald Trump for the presidency
Democratic nominee Joe Biden has clinched enough states to win the 270 electoral votes needed to become president, The Associated Press declared Saturday, a...
Lynn Stucky takes on third term as congressional Texas House Representative
Incumbent Lynn Stucky (R) for District 64 of the Texas House of Representatives led the polls on election night against Angela Brewer (D). Stucky...
Mayoral, City Council District 2, Place 6 elections go into runoff
In the races for Denton mayor, District 2 and At Large Place 6, no candidate received more than 50 percent of the vote, sending...
John Cornyn, Michael Burgess reelected in U.S. Congressional races
Senator John Cornyn reelected to U.S. Senate
Incumbent senator John Cornyn (R) wins the race for the Texas Congressional Senate with 55.92 percent of the...
Texas is on track for record turnout in this election after breaking early voting...
After the conclusion of three weeks of early voting, 9.7 million Texans have cast ballots, crushing previous early voting totals in the state and...
Denton County sets record for early voter turnout
Denton County set a new record for its early voting turnout, with 55 percent of registered voters in the county voting as of Oct....
Worried your mail-in ballot still hasn’t arrived? Here’s how to be sure your vote...
If you're concerned that you haven't received your mail-in ballot, there are ways to be counted by showing up in person. Officials say ballots are still being sent out with less than a week before Election Day.
Sick Texans seeking late absentee ballots still need a doctor’s note, Texas appeals court...
A state district court judge had ruled against the longstanding requirement for a doctor's note to ask for an emergency absentee ballot, saying many people who test positive for the coronavirus don’t interact with a physician.