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  Collin
County Government
 Clerk     
 Criminal District Attorney     
 Sheriff     
 Tax Assessor-Collector     
County Board
  County Judge  Chris Hill 2 22 +14.07%
 County Commissioner Seat 1     
 County Commissioner Seat 2     
 County Commissioner Seat 3     
 County Commissioner Seat 4     
City
 Allen     
 Anna     
 Blue Ridge     
 Carrollton  *   125,595
 Celina     
 Dallas  *   1,299,544
 Farmersville     
 Frisco     
 Garland  *   246,018
 Josephine     
 Lavon     
 Lowry Crossing     
 Lucas     
 McKinney     
 Melissa     
 Murphy     
 Nevada     
 Parker     
 Plano    285,494
 Princeton     
 Richardson  *   101,589
 Royse City  *    
 Sachse  *   18,688
 Van Alstyne  *    
 Weston     
 Wylie     
Town
 Fairview     
 Hebron  *    
 New Hope     
 Prosper     
 St. Paul     
Census Designated Place
 Seis Lagos     
 Westminster     
Attached Containers
Marketing Area
 Dallas-Ft. Worth, TX     

Sub-Races
% Of Total VotesOfficeCollin WinnerYrCollin Votes% of Sub% Vs. Full Race
4.50% Governor   Greg Abbott 22 198,236 54.34% -0.42%
4.50% Lt. Governor   Dan Patrick 22 191,427 52.97% -0.79%
4.49% Attorney General   Ken Paxton 22 187,860 52.27% -1.15%
4.49% Comptroller   Glenn Hegar 22 204,865 57.28% +0.89%
4.48% Land Commissioner   Dawn Buckingham 22 202,839 56.91% +0.76%
4.48% Agriculture Commissioner   Sid Miller 22 202,288 56.82% +0.49%
4.30% Railroad Commissioner 1   James "Jim" Wright 20 257,558 54.51% +1.50%
4.48% Railroad Commissioner 2   Wayne Christian 22 198,607 55.73% +0.36%
4.20% Railroad Commissioner 3   Christi Craddick 18 196,179 56.73% +3.53%
4.34% President   Donald J. Trump 20 252,318 51.43% -0.63%
4.25% Senate Class I   Ted Cruz 18 187,425 52.65% +1.76%
4.32% Senate Class II   John Cornyn 20 263,074 54.66% +1.15%
90.23% TX - District 03   Keith A. Self 22 143,623 58.68% -1.87%
36.91% TX - District 04   Pat Fallon 22 48,404 51.22% -15.49%
11.09% TX - District 32   Colin Allred 22 11,459 58.21% -7.14%
53.99% TX SBOE District 12   Pam Little 22 197,496 55.79% -5.24%
3.25% Proposition 09 - Precious Metals Tax Exemption   Yes 19 31,709 50.98% -0.33%
3.48% Proposition 3 - Prohibition on Limiting Religious Services   Yes 21 32,642 63.32% +0.89%
2.99% Proposition 5 - Professional Sports Team Definition   Yes 17 14,858 58.71% -1.62%
2.97% Proposition 7 - Financial Institution Prizes   Yes 17 14,285 56.07% -3.62%
37.17% TX State House 033   Justin Holland 22 13,003 51.72% -13.38%
10.07% TX State Senate 02   Prince Giadolor 22 14,826 52.78% +14.68%
89.35% TX State Senate 08   Angela Paxton 22 160,647 55.24% -2.45%
3.71% Proposition 12 - Galveston County Treasurer Abolition   Yes 23 46,342 54.60% +1.66%
2.66% Proposition 2   Yes 05 44,765 74.45% -1.80%

County DETAILS
Parents > United States > Texas > TX Counties  
Websitehttps://www.collincountytx.gov/
Established April 03, 1846
Disbanded Still Active
ContributorRP
Last ModifiedRP December 20, 2022 10:25pm
Description Formed from part of Fannin County, Collin is named in honor of Collin McKinney, one of the five men who drafted the Texas Declaration of Independence and the oldest of the 59 men who signed it. Its seat is McKinney.
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DEMOGRAPHIC
Population
Race
Sex
Demographic Amount % As Of Contributor
Male 397,367 50.20% Jul 01, 2009 RP
Female 394,264 49.80% Jul 01, 2009 RP

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