Haltom City 2019 Charter Election Information

Final Unofficial Results (1,855 ballots)

Proposition A - Passed (75.75%)

Proposition B - Passed (72.07%)

Proposition C - Passed (80.39%)

Proposition D - Passed (83.81%)

Proposition E - Passed (85.1%)

Proposition F - Passed (75.36%)

Proposition G - Passed (86.85%)

Proposition H - Passed (63.44%)

Proposition I - Passed (84.70%)

Proposition J - Passed (77.71%)

Proposition K - Passed (81.59%)

Proposition L - Passed (71.60%)

Proposition M - Passed (78.65%)

Proposition N - Passed (83.45%)

Proposition O - Passed (84.41%)

Proposition P - Passed (83.08%)

Proposition Q - Passed (83.11%)

Proposition R - Passed (78.37%)

Proposition S - Passed (52.31%)

Proposition T - Passed (79.78%)

Proposition U - Passed (83.78%)

Proposition V - Passed (83.25%)

Thanks for visiting this website for information on the charter proposals that were on the May 4, 2019 Haltom City Charter Election. The information has been compiled from Haltom City public documents along with my own analysis of the proposed changes. This information is a resource to the voter who is interested in the future of our city and wants to understand the Charter proposals we citizens of Haltom City were asked to vote on in the May 4, 2019 Haltom City Charter Election. Please feel free to contact me personally with any questions or comments.

Jim Sutton - click to email
5 term former Haltom City Council Member
May 2003 - May 2009, May 2010 - May 2014

The Charter Review Commission Minutes are available on the city website.

DISCLAIMER NOTE:

The information on this website has been compiled to provide public information of the propositions to be voted on in the 2019 Haltom City Charter Election. The preparation and presentation of this information has been accomplished with personal expense. No taxpayer funds were used in compiling or producing the information on this website. The 2015 Haltom City Charter Election website is still available here

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