Collin County voters rejected all four proposals in an $817.5 million bond package Tuesday night, denying county officials authorization to borrow money for roads, jail facilities, parks and a new building for the elections department.
The largest measures would have provided $475 million for roads and $296.5 million for courts and detention facilities, with another $6 million for parks and open space and $40 million for an elections and records facility.
North Texas polls closed at 7 p.m. NBC DFW has complete results online.
- Collin County Proposition A
- 100% precincts reporting
- Against
- 62.59%
- 265,539
- For
- 37.41%
- 158,685
- Collin County Proposition B
- 100% precincts reporting
- Against
- 51.67%
- 219,065
- For
- 48.33%
- 204,907
- Collin County Proposition C
- 100% precincts reporting
- Against
- 53.32%
- 225,561
- For
- 46.68%
- 197,460
- Collin County Proposition D
- 100% precincts reporting
- Against
- 69.97%
- 294,202
- For
- 30.03%
- 126,279
Officials said the bond was necessary to keep up with the region’s rapid growth. Collin County was the nation’s second fastest-growing county between 2024 and 2025, according to the U.S. Census Bureau…