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1. What is a tax rate election?

This tax rate election for the City of Mesquite is aimed at seeking approval from residents to change the tax rate that directly impacts the city's revenue and financial operations.

2. Why is a tax rate election important?

A tax rate election gives residents the opportunity to directly influence how their local government generates revenue and allocates funds for essential services such as Fire, Public Safety, Infrastructure, and more.

3. How do I participate in a tax rate election?

First, verify that you are registered to vote in this election. Call the Dallas County Elections Department at 214-819-6300 or visit www.dallascountyvotes.org. If you live in Kaufman County, call the Kaufman County Voter Registration Office at 469-376-4595 or visit www.kaufmancounty.net/434/Current-Election-Information 

4. When is the election?

Early voting is Oct. 23 – Nov. 3. 

Election Day is Nov. 7 from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

5. How do I learn about the upcoming election?

The City of Mesquite will provide information about the tax election through various channels:

• Official city website: www.cityofmesquite.com
• Public notices 
• Community meetings and  town hall meetings
• Social media platforms

6. What can I do to participate effectively in this election?

• Ensure you are a registered voter,
• Stay informed about the proposed tax changes by attending community meetings and reviewing official materials,
• Cast your vote during the designated election period, either through early voting or on election day.