Tag Archives: Election
Transfer of Power
The transfer of power after municipal elections follows a structured process outlined in Texas laws and regulations. This process is designed to assist the peaceful and orderly transition. Election Night: The elections administrator is responsible for the counting of votes. Unofficial tallies are usually posted before midnight on election day. Canvass: The city… Read More »
Who Won the Election?
Saturday, May 4, 2024, was the designated general uniform election date set by the Texas Secretary of State. The Texas laws that govern elections is logically called the Texas Election Code and it applies to all “general, special, and primary elections held in this state,” Election Code Sec. 1.002. Texas law dictates that in… Read More »
How To Serve Well On City Council
You decided to throw your hat into the ring. You campaigned tirelessly with posters, telephone calls and door-to-door visits. You’ve been elected to serve on the city council. Congratulations! You will take your oath of office soon. What now? Being an excellent city council member requires a combination of skills, knowledge, and personal qualities…. Read More »