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John Muns defeats Lily Bao for Plano mayor, two council seats headed to runoff election
Voters also passed $364 million in city bond measures that include improvements to roads, parks and city libraries.
A Plano water tower in Plano, Texas, on Thursday, June 18, 2020. (Lynda M. Gonzalez/The Dallas Morning News)(Lynda M. Gonzalez / Staff Photographer)
9:11 AM on May 3, 2021 CDT
Plano businessman John Muns defeated realtor Lily Bao in the Plano mayor’s race and Place 4 and 7 city council seats are headed to a runoff election.
For Place 6 (Mayor), Muns won 52.8% of the total votes, and Bao came in second with 43.3%, according to
Voters in Plano, Southlake, Arlington and other North Texas cities choose mayors in May 1 election
Voters in Plano, Southlake, Arlington and other North Texas cities choose mayors in May 1 election
Incumbent mayors appeared headed to reelection, and at least one race looked to be headed to a runoff late Saturday.
Residents across North Texas are able to participate in early voting for city and school races through April 27. Election Day is May 1.(Jason Janik / Special Contributor)
with a quote from John Muns, the incoming Plano mayor.
Plano and Southlake elected new mayors late Saturday night, and the race for mayor of Arlington was headed to a runoff.
Lily Bao
Bao is a realtor and the Plano City Council member for Place 7, a position to which she was elected in 2019. Bao previously ran for mayor in 2017, losing to LaRosiliere. According to her campaign website, Bao has held several positions in the community in addition to her city council seat, including on the Collin County Myers Park & Event Center Advisory Board, the Plano Housing Authority Advisory Board and the Plano ISD Diversity Advisory Committee. She is also a member of the Plano Chamber of Commerce.
Planoites for Property Rights Releases an Expert Report Confirming the Plano Eminent Domain Petition Was More Than Sufficient
Appears City Secretary s History of Not Following City s Charter Continues
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PLANO, Texas, April 26, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Effie Saifi, the owner of
Montessori Children s House (MCH), and Planoites for Property Rights released a report today from Allied Data Service, a company that specializes in the validation of petition signatures, which confirms the total number of valid signatures on the petition is 5,244 - exceeding the 4,403 signatures required for this initiative petition under the Plano City Charter.
Allied Data Service has validated signatures on more than 300 petitions for 32 clients, including presidential candidates, across 34 states. Last year alone, the company validated more than five million signatures.