Early voting for Lewisville City Council Place No. 2 is in the home stretch, with only a few days left for residents to cast their ballots before the cutoff on June 11. Per details released by the City of Lewisville, Texas, the runoff election was necessitated after none of the three candidates secured a majority in the May 4 general election, sending incumbent William J. Meridith and challenger Penny Mallet to vie for the seat.
Running until Tuesday, early voting is available to all registered Lewisville voters, including those who may have sat out during the first round of voting back in May. According to the City of Lewisville, Texas, Dallas and Denton County residents in Lewisville have their respective polling locations listed on the General Elections page. Voting times can also be found on the aforementioned website.
Notably, those from Denton County have various local spots such as Castle Hills Elementary School at 1025 Holy Grail Dr., and the Frederick P. Herring Parks and Recreation Center located at 191 Civic Circle. In contrast, Dallas County habitants have options including the Elections Training Warehouse at 1460 Round Table Drive and Irving City Hall at 825 W. Irving Boulevard. Augmenting these choices are additional early voting venues like Denton County Elections Administration on 701 Kimberly Drive and Thrive Recreation Center at 1950 S. Valley Parkway.
The final opportunity to weigh in on this municipal race will arrive on election day, June 15, when polls are set to open from the working man's start at 7 a.m. to the evening wind down at 7 p.m. For further inquiries, residents are guided to consult the General Election Information page on the city's website, ensuring they are equipped with all necessary information to fulfill their civic duty.
