Election Information: May 2, 2026 Election Day is Saturday, May 2, 2026. Early voting runs from Monday, April 20, through Tuesday, April 28. See all races by county: Collin, Dallas, Denton, TarrantPolls are open on Election Day from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. If you’re in line at 7 p.m., you will be allowed to vote.Most North Texas counties will be taking part in the Countywide Polling Place Program, meaning you can vote at any polling place in the county during early voting and on election day. Check the county list below to make sure your county is taking part in the CPPP program.

The city of Richardson is asking voters to approve a $223.4 million bond package in May to fund infrastructure, public safety and parks and recreation projects across the city.

There is no anticipated property tax rate increase associated with the propositions, according to the city. The proposed program is structured within the city’s existing debt capacity and long-term financial planning framework.

The bond proposal includes five propositions, A-E. Each proposition has a different budget and targets different areas of need throughout Richardson. Voters can approve or disapprove of any or all of the propositions.

Richardson Proposition A: Streets

Total: $132.2 million (59.2%)

Reconstruction of major collector, neighborhood collector, commercial and residential streets

Replacement of alley segments at various locations

Rebuilding traffic signals at intersections and installing new signals at two locations

Replacing all school zone flashers and adding speed feedback signs citywide

Completing Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliance upgrades at signalized intersections

Advancing the Active Transportation Plan through trail and street-crossing improvements

Richardson Proposition B: Public Buildings

Total: $36 million (16.1%)

A new Fire Apparatus Building

Additions and renovations at Fire Station No. 6

Design and authorization of future construction for Fire Station No. 7

Richardson Proposition C: Parks & Recreation

Total: $22.2 million (9.9%)

Aquatic facility projects such as pool renovations and new spraygrounds

Playground renovations at multiple neighborhood parks

Construction of the Breckinridge Park pedestrian bridge and trail connection

Richardson Proposition D: Sidewalks

Total: $16.5 million (7.4%)

Constructing sidewalks in targeted residential and commercial areas

Closing priority sidewalk gaps identified through City planning efforts

Improving pedestrian access to schools, parks, transit and commercial centers

Richardson Proposition E: Drainage

Total: $16.5 million (7.4%)

Lois Branch Phase I and II channel improvements in the Highland Terrance area

The Lois Branch project is expected to reduce flood risk, remove several homes from the floodplain and lower water surface elevations in affected areas

Erosion control projects at multiple locations citywide

Election Day is May 2. Early voting begins Monday, April 20 and runs through Tuesday, April 28. For more information, visit the Richardson bond election website.