Take the first step to let county elected officials
know you want Vote Centers Now!
1. Sign the petition. Sign our petition now. VCN will present the petition to County Commissioners and the GOP County Chair to show support for countywide Election Day voting. (The Democratic Party already supports Vote Centers.)
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After you sign...
2. Share the petition. Put the link to the online petition on all your social media sites. Do this weekly so it reaches the most voters. Email it to friends who live in Denton County. Here's the link:
3. Speak to the Commission. Sign up to speak for up to 3 minutes at the beginning of a County Commission weekly 9 am Tuesday meeting. Bring a friend to speak too!
Here's everything you need: signup information, a sample speech to put into your own words, a map and directions to the Denton County Administrative Courthouse. For background information on the issue, see FAQ.
4. Email the decision makers. After you speak to the Commissioners -- or if you can't make an upcoming 9 am Tuesday meeting -- send emails or call our county judge, the county commissioner who represents your district and the Denton County Republican Party chair. Here's a link to an email that will go to all of them, along with sample text you can use.
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If you have a personal connection to one of them, here's their individual contact information.
5. Vote for candidates who support Vote Centers. In 2026, three of the commission members who have failed to act on Vote Centers are on the ballot: County Judge Andy Eads and commissioners Kevin Falconer (Precinct 2) and Dianne Edmondson (Precinct 4).
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Edmondson has opponents in the March 3 GOP primary. Eads and Falconer have no primary opponents and will be on the General Election ballot in the fall against Democratic opponents, along with the winner of the Precinct 4 primary.
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GOP County Chair Melinda Preston is up for re-election in the March 3 GOP Primary, but has no opponent, so she's effectively been re-elected for a two-year term.