Your Vote, Your Community
Everything you need to vote in Lowry Crossing — from registration and ID requirements to upcoming elections, sample ballots, and what's on your ballot at every level of government.
Register to Vote
Check your status or register online at VoteTexas.gov
Sample Ballots
View your sample ballot by precinct at Collin County Elections
Find Polling Location
Vote at any Collin County location — vote center system
May 2 Candidates
Verified profiles of every candidate on your Ward 4 ballot — sourced from public records
Ward 4 Election — May 2, 2026
Three candidates — Donna Crenshaw Outland, Ollie Simpson, and G Hijazen — ran for two Ward 4 seats, alongside Proposition A (tax rate reduction). View the candidate profiles and ballot details from this election.
Where Lowry Crossing Residents Vote
Collin County uses the Countywide Vote Center system — you can vote at any open polling location in Collin County, not just one assigned place. This applies to both early voting and Election Day for all elections.
The locations below show the confirmed polling sites closest to Lowry Crossing. The full countywide list is finalized per election and posted on the Collin County Elections site ~2 days before early voting begins.
Polling sites and hours change every election cycle. What you see below is the confirmed list for Local & School Elections (May 2, 2026), last verified against Collin County on April 24, 2026. For any future election, re-check collincountytx.gov.
Polling Locations Nearest Lowry Crossing
Confirmed sites in Princeton and McKinney — our two neighboring cities — within ~7 miles of LC. Collin County uses a countywide vote center system, so you may legally vote at any open location in Collin County; the list below just highlights the ones closest to you.
- Mon, Apr 20 & Wed–Sat, Apr 22–25: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Mon–Tue, Apr 27–28: 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM
- Closed: Tue Apr 21 (San Jacinto Day) · Sun Apr 26
School District Boundaries
Lowry Crossing is split between two school districts: Princeton ISD (east side) and McKinney ISD (west side). Your address determines which ISD's school board candidates and bond propositions appear on your ballot.
Princeton ISD
Serves Princeton, Lowry Crossing (east side), Culleoka, Branch, Climax, and west side of Lake Lavon. ~60 sq mi district.
McKinney ISD
Serves McKinney, New Hope, parts of Allen, Fairview, Weston, Princeton, and Lowry Crossing (west side).
The easiest way: check your Collin CAD property record or look up your address in the Texas Education Agency's School District Locator.
2026 Election Calendar
What's on the ballot
Candidates: Donna Crenshaw Outland, Ollie Simpson, G Hijazen
See verified candidate profilesKey Deadlines
No voting April 21 (San Jacinto Day holiday)
What's on the ballot
Key Deadlines
What's on the ballot
Key Deadlines
Want to know more than a name? Read our verified profiles for each May 2 Ward 4 candidate — every fact traces to a public source you can check.
What to Bring: Voter ID
Acceptable Photo ID (bring one)
- 1Texas Driver License
- 2Texas Election Identification Certificate (free from DPS)
- 3Texas Personal Identification Card
- 4Texas Handgun License
- 5U.S. Military ID Card (with photo)
- 6U.S. Citizenship Certificate (with photo)
- 7U.S. Passport (book or card)
Ages 18–69: ID must be current or expired no more than 4 years
Ages 70+: Expired ID is acceptable if otherwise valid
Don't have photo ID?
Option 1: Reasonable Impediment Declaration
Present a supporting document (voter registration certificate, utility bill, bank statement, government check, paycheck, or certified birth certificate) and sign a declaration at the polling place.
Option 2: Free Election ID Certificate
Get a FREE Texas Election Identification Certificate (EIC) at any DPS driver's license office. You just need to be a registered voter.
Voting by Mail
Available if you're 65+, have a disability, will be out of the county, or are confined in jail. Application must be received (not just postmarked) by the deadline.
Understanding Your Ballot
Elections happen at four levels of government. Here's what each one decides for Lowry Crossing residents.
Federal
President (every 4 years, next: 2028), 2 U.S. Senators (6-year staggered terms), 1 U.S. Representative per district (2-year terms). Texas has 38 congressional districts.
State
Governor, Lt. Governor, AG, and other executives serve 4-year terms. Texas Legislature: 31 Senators (4-year) + 150 Representatives (2-year). Texas judges are elected, not appointed.
County (Collin)
County Judge (chief executive), 4 Commissioners, County Clerk, District Clerk, District Attorney, Treasurer, and numerous judges. The county runs all elections.
City (Lowry Crossing)
Type A general law city with a Mayor and 8 Council Members organized into 4 wards (2 seats per ward). Municipal elections on the first Saturday in May. Mayor and council serve 2-year terms (one seat per ward is up each year for staggered terms).
How to Register to Vote
Eligibility
- U.S. citizen
- At least 17 years, 10 months old (18 by Election Day)
- Resident of the county where you apply
- Not a convicted felon (unless sentence fully completed)
- Not declared mentally incapacitated by a court
Ways to Register
You must register at least 30 days before Election Day
Election Resources
VoteTexas.gov
Registration, deadlines, and voting info
Collin County Elections
Sample ballots, polling locations, results
Collin County Votes
Nonpartisan election education
Vote411.org
League of Women Voters voter guide
Ballotpedia — Collin County
Candidates, races, and ballot measures
LWV Collin County
Local voter education and calendar
Collin County Elections Administrator — Kaleb Breaux
2010 Redbud Blvd., Suite 102, McKinney, TX 75069 · (972) 547-1990 · Mon–Fri 8 AM–5 PM
This is an independent civic resource — not affiliated with any government entity. Election information is sourced from public records and may change. Always verify dates and details at votetexas.gov or collincountytx.gov/Elections.