Mayoral Election

It's not publicly listed and the agent isn't saying what the asking price is.

Embattled DART board chair Lynn Flint Shaw has resigned.

Rather than spout electrons in the hope that someone may read them, Avi Adelman prefers the direct approach: An open letter to the new mayor.

Goodbye to Don Hill, Leo Chaney, and James Fantroy.

New mayor had a "to-do list" for the day after the campaign.

He's not gay, so the rest of the world can go back to not caring who we elected for mayor.

The most recent polls show Tom Leppert and Ed Oakley to be in a dead heat in the final week before the Dallas mayoral election runoff on Saturday, June 16. The campaigns have become increasingly contentious as Election Day has drawn closer.

Both candidates have expressed interest at spending the day with the long-dead president and picking his brain. Metaphorically.

Who's right? The pollsters or my gut?

Desperate moves from someone who wants to see the candidate who isn't melting down win? It'll take a double naught spy to cipher this one out, which is why no one will bother.

I was surprised when I got a 9 X 12 color flyer in the mail this week asking:"What do you really know about Tom Leppert?"

Sherry Jacobson writes an article today about Ed Oakley's bid to become the first openly gay mayor of a large U.S. city.

Dallas Mayor Laura Miller won’t say whom she wants to take her place at the horseshoe when she steps down after the June 16 runoff election.

Supporters of Tom Leppert denounced Ed Oakley and the Dallas County Democratic Party for bringing divisive party politics into the historically non-partisan Dallas Mayor’s race.

30 minute mayoral smackdown. No cage required.

Tom Leppert said this week that if elected mayor, he would feel “comfortable” riding in the Alan Ross Texas Freedom Parade.

Griffith wrote a letter to voters expressing his support of Leppert that has now been posted on Tom Leppert's campaign website.

It's down to weighing the pros and cons of Leppert vs. Oakley.

$46 a vote. If only I had more votes to give.