DFW area ISDs, cities put forth billions in bond packages for Nov. 3

Early voting for the midterm election runs Monday, Oct. 19 through Friday, Oct. 30. Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3.

2026 Midterm Election

• When is Early Voting? Early voting begins Monday, Oct. 19 and runs through Friday, Oct. 30.
• When is Election Day? Tuesday, Nov. 3, is Election Day and polling locations will be open from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. You can vote if you're in line by 7 p.m. on Election Day.
• Federal races: (U.S. Senate, U.S. House)
• State races: (Governor, Lt. Governor, Attorney General, Comptroller, GLO Commissioner, Agriculture Commissioner, Railroad Commissioner, State Board of Education, Texas Senate, Texas House)
• County races: (Collin, Dallas, Denton, Tarrant, Rockwall)
• Judicial races: (Texas Supreme Court, Court of Criminal Appeals, Court of Appeals, District Courts, County Courts, Justice of the Peace Courts)
• Bonds and Props: There are several bonds and propositions on ballots; they're broken down here by schools, municipalities and counties.
• Previous results: Here are the results from the March primary and runoff.

There are several bonds and propositions on the ballot for Nov. 3. We've got them listed alphabetically below for DFW-area schools, municipalities, and counties. Click on each entry to read more. Check back on election night for results.

Anna - Proposition A - The city of Anna is asking voters to consider a $60 million bond package to improve city streets.

Collin County - Propositions A-D - Collin County will see four bond proposals on the ballot in the 2026 midterm election. Early voting starts Monday, Oct. 19; election day is Tuesday, Nov. 3,

Collin County Community College District - Proposition A - The Collin County Community College District is asking voters to consider a $600 million bond in the November midterm election to expand educational access, strengthen workforce training, and modernize facilities.

Dallas - Proposition A - The public safety bond package collectively funds a police academy, 911 emergency operations, crime lab facilities and a replacement fire station.

Eagle Mountain-Saginaw ISD - Propositions A-B - Eagle Mountain-Saginaw ISD is asking voters to consider two tax increases, including a Voter Approved Tax Rate Election and a prop on buses.

Forney - Proposition A - The city of Forney is asking voters to consider a $49.5 million bond package for a city-owned recreation center that will be leased to and operated by the YMCA. The single facility would also serve as a municipal library.

Irving ISD - Propositions A-D - The four propositions would fund new schools, campus renovations, technology upgrades, and indoor facilities for athletics, ROTC, and marching band programs.

Keller ISD - Propositions A-E - Five propositions on the November ballot would fund school renovations, safety improvements, technology upgrades and athletic facilities across Keller ISD.

McKinney ISD - Propositions A-E - The McKinney Independent School District is asking voters to weigh in on a $500 million bond package to build and improve schools and buses, acquire instructional technology equipment, improve the district's stadium and pool and increase the ad valorem tax rate.

Midlothian - Propositions A-E - Midlothian is asking voters to consider five property tax increases to fund projects to improve streets and sidewalks, build a new police substation, make flood control and stormwater drainage improvements, and build and improve parks, trails, and recreational facilities.

North Richland Hills - A-D - The city of North Richland Hills is asking voters to approve an over $145 million bond package in November to rebuild fire stations, repair streets and improve other city buildings.

Plano - Proposition A - Plano’s arena tax proposition wouldn’t raise the property tax rate, but residents could pay new taxes tied to tickets, parking and more.

Wylie - Propositions A-E - The City of Wylie is asking voters to consider a $90.5 million bond package meant to improve city streets, public safety, and facilities.