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Facts About Your New Voter Registration Card
- Your new voter registration card may list your year of birth as 1911. If your birth date says 1911 but your birth date is actually another year this simply means that the Elections Department does not have your date of birth on record. The number – 1911 - is just a generic, placeholder number for this field. THIS DOES NOT INVALIDATE YOUR VOTER REGISTRATION OR YOUR NEW VOTER REGISTRATION CARD.
- If you have not received your new voter registration card already, it should arrive in the next few days.
- Most voting precinct numbers have changed. Please note your new number when looking up voting information.
- Even if you do not receive your new card – YOU CAN STILL VOTE USING YOUR OLD CARD. But you should call the Dallas County Elections Department at 214-819-6300 to be sure they have your current residence and information or visit their website at www.dalcoelections.org.
If you have any questions about voting or your voter registration, please call the Dallas County Elections Department at 214-819-6300 or email them at rlopez@dallascounty.org.
Groundbreaking of the Dallas County Grand Prairie Subcourthouse – 4/20/2012

Dedication Ceremony for River Hills Trail in Irving – 4/11/12

Road and Bridge, District 4 assisting with clean up efforts after tornado damage in Lancaster, Texas
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Click on museum logo to direct you to their website
Average annual attendance exceeds 320,000.
33% of guests are from Texas.
Guests come from more than 133 countries.
Built in 1892, the beautifully restored Old Red Courthouse contains some of Dallas County’s most fascinating artifacts. There is a special exhibit gallery locate on the first floor, while the second floor of Old Red is filled with exhibits, 41-touch screen computers, a hands-on children’s educational learning center and four mini theaters. The museum is open daily from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Come explore the Old Red Museum and experience all things uniquely Dallas.
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