The gloves are off and the stage is set for the Lewisville City Council Place No. 2 runoff election. Get ready to cast your meaningful votes during the early voting period starting June 3, as announced by the City of Lewisville, Texas.
After a tight race in the May 4 general election, not a single candidate could clinch a decisive victory, which leads incumbent William J. Meridith, and his challenger, Penny Mallet to face off once again. According to the City of Lewisville, Texas, Dallas and Denton County polling information is readily available for those determined to make their voices heard in this elemental moment of democracy.
The early birds can swoop in to vote from June 3 through June 11. Denton County residents will be able to exercise their voting rights at several locations, including the Denton County Elections Administration and Castle Hills Elementary School.
Dallas County’s electorate isn't left out either, with their early voting spots featuring venues such as Elections Training Warehouse and the ever-so-stoic, Irving City Hall. Even with the high stakes, for this election, every registered voter in Lewisville holds the golden ticket to cast their lot, regardless if they showed up to the polls in May or not as the city's website emphasizes.
Election Day itself will be on the horizon shortly, falling on June 15. Voting booths will open their arms from the early hours of 7 a.m. until the evening closure at 7 p.m.
