Frisco voters have until April 28 for early voting in city election
Frisco voters have until April 28 to vote early in the city election, which includes an open mayor’s race and two council seats on May 2.
Frisco voters have a short window left to cast ballots before the city’s May 2 election. Early voting runs through April 28, and the ballot includes an open mayor’s race plus City Council Place 5 and Place 6.
The city’s official election page confirms the schedule, with early voting available April 20 and April 22-28. Election Day is Friday, May 2, 2026.
That makes this a practical deadline for residents who want to avoid waiting until Election Day. The official sample ballot shows the contest lineup for mayor, Place 5, and Place 6, which means Frisco voters will be deciding not just who leads the city next, but also how two council seats are filled.
Why this election matters locally
The mayor’s seat is open, which puts extra attention on how Frisco will be guided on growth, city services, development pressure, traffic, and other day-to-day issues that affect homeowners, renters, and business owners. Local reporting from KERA has focused on the stakes in that race, while The Dallas Morning News has reported on the campaign climate and some of the issues surrounding the contest.
This is still a pre-election story, not a results story. No race has been decided, and the official city materials remain the clearest source for the ballot structure and calendar.
What to remember before Friday
If you plan to vote early, April 28 is the last day to do it. If you wait, Election Day is Friday, May 2. The city’s election materials are the anchor for the dates and ballot makeup, and Collin County Elections also lists the election notices that line up with the same timing.
For Frisco residents, the immediate takeaway is simple: the ballot is set, the early-voting window is nearly over, and the choice for mayor and two council seats will be in voters’ hands very soon.
