Republican Candidates – Precinct 102

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Federal Races

Railroad Commissioner	Christi Craddick
Justice, Supreme Court Place 2	Jimmy Blacklock
Justice, Supreme Court Place 4	John Devine
Justice, Supreme Court Place 6	Jane Bland
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Presiding	David Schenck
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 7	Gina Parker
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 8	Lee Finley

State Senator, District 8	Angela Paxton
State Representative, District 61	Keresa Richardson
State Board of Education District 12	Pam Little
5th Court of Appeals, Chief Justice	J. J. Koch
5th Court of Appeals, Place 2	Jessica Lewis
5th Court of Appeals, Place 5	Cynthia Barbare
5th Court of Appeals, Place 9	Matthew Kolodski
5th Court of Appeals, Place 10	Earl Jackson
5th Court of Appeals, Place 11	Gino Rossini
5th Court of Appeals, Place 12	Mike Lee
5th Court of Appeals, Place 13	Emily Miskel
Probate Court Judge	Sarah Duff

County Commissioner, Precinct 3	Darrell Hale
Tax Assessor/Collector	Scott Grigg

Prop	Description	Impact
A	Shall Section 9 of the McKinney City Charter be amended to provide that mayor and city council members shall have term limits consisting of three (3) consecutive, four (4) year terms beginning with the 2025 election?	Increase term limits from 2 to 3 4-year terms.
B	Shall Section 16 of the McKinney City Charter be amended to provide for compensation of $750 per month for newly-elected council members and $1,000 per month for a newly-elected mayor beginning October 1, 2025?	Increase compensation from current levels of $50 per meeting plus $100 per month for the mayor only.
C	Shall the McKinney City Charter be amended throughout to correct non-substantive errors such as misspellings, punctuation, grammar and sentence structure and revise references to obsolete provisions of state law and harmonize conflicting sections and conform notice and publication requirements to state law?	Unclear. Proposed detailed textual changes have not been published.
D	Shall the McKinney City Charter be amended to delete provisions, practices and policies which are no longer employed by the City of McKinney?	Unclear. Specific provisions, practices, and policies to be deleted have not been published.

Look here to see the details of these propositions. Note that the ballot description do not fully explain their impact.

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