FAQs
Please contact us if you have questions about the City's budget or the upcoming tax rate election.
- What is a tax rate election?
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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.
- Why is a tax rate election important?
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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.
- How do I participate in a tax rate election?
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First, verify that you are registered to vote in this election.
Mesquite residents that live in Dallas County:
- Call the Dallas County Elections Department at 214-819-6300
- Dallas County Elections Department website
Mesquite residents that live in Kaufman County:
- Call the Kaufman County Voter Registration Office at 469-376-4595
- Kaufman County Elections Department website
The last day to register to vote in Texas is October 6, 2025.
- When is the election?
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Early Voting: Monday, October 20, 2025 - Friday, October 31, 2025
Election Day: Tuesday, November 4, 2025, 7 a.m. - 7 p.m.
- How do I learn about the upcoming election?
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The City of Mesquite will provide information about the tax rate election through various channels:
- View the Tax Rate Election webpage
- Public notices
- Town Hall Meetings
- Social media platforms
- View the Connect with Us webpage
- What can I do to participate effectively in this election?
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- 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.
Remember that a tax rate election plays a crucial role in shaping your community's future. Stay informed, participate actively, and exercise your right to vote in this election.