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Dallas has one of the lowest voter turnout of any major US city (dallasweekly.com/2025/05/low-...), and other cities that moved their elections to November have seen a real increase in voters.
Council is set to vote on the amendment in one week, on November 12th, so make your voice heard!
Council is set to vote on the amendment in one week, on November 12th, so make your voice heard!
November 5, 2025 at 1:51 PM
Dallas has one of the lowest voter turnout of any major US city (dallasweekly.com/2025/05/low-...), and other cities that moved their elections to November have seen a real increase in voters.
Council is set to vote on the amendment in one week, on November 12th, so make your voice heard!
Council is set to vote on the amendment in one week, on November 12th, so make your voice heard!
Didn't we already vote for this? Yes, we did pass a charter amendment with over 65% of the vote last November, but this is the final necessary step to officially change the date.
Moving elections to November will increase turnout and is a needed pro-democracy measure!
Moving elections to November will increase turnout and is a needed pro-democracy measure!
November 5, 2025 at 1:51 PM
Didn't we already vote for this? Yes, we did pass a charter amendment with over 65% of the vote last November, but this is the final necessary step to officially change the date.
Moving elections to November will increase turnout and is a needed pro-democracy measure!
Moving elections to November will increase turnout and is a needed pro-democracy measure!
Can't make 11, join our partner organizations for another canvass Saturday at 4 PM in Oak Cliff!
actionnetwork.org/events/ban-r...
actionnetwork.org/events/ban-r...
Ban RealPage Oak Cliff Canvas!
Ready to help us boot RealPage from Dallas? We will be spreading the word about our campaign and gathering signatures for our petition on Saturday, October 11th at 4PM! We will launch out of the AFT A...
actionnetwork.org
October 6, 2025 at 12:48 PM
Can't make 11, join our partner organizations for another canvass Saturday at 4 PM in Oak Cliff!
actionnetwork.org/events/ban-r...
actionnetwork.org/events/ban-r...
Answer: Ebby Halliday, who moved to Dallas in 1938 and founded Ebby Halliday Realtors in 1945, ultimately sold to Buffet/Berkshire three years after her passing at an age of 104. www.keranews.org/texas-news/2...
Ebby Halliday Acers, The Grande Dame Of Dallas Real Estate, Has Died
Ebby Halliday, the down-home grande dame of the North Texas real estate scene, died in her sleep Tuesday night. She was 104.Even in her late 90s, Halliday…
www.keranews.org
September 24, 2025 at 4:05 AM
Answer: Ebby Halliday, who moved to Dallas in 1938 and founded Ebby Halliday Realtors in 1945, ultimately sold to Buffet/Berkshire three years after her passing at an age of 104. www.keranews.org/texas-news/2...
Answer: H.L. Green, inside the Wilson Building. Richard Stewart, a Black SMU divinity student, and two White friends took part in a sit-in where he was initially refused but eventually served after invoking Brown v Board of Education. www.dmagazine.com/publications...
#Dallastrivianight #Dallas
#Dallastrivianight #Dallas
The Historic Wilson Building’s Legacy of Desegregation
The building was once the tallest building in Dallas and is on the National Registry of Historic Places.
www.dmagazine.com
September 23, 2025 at 2:31 PM
Answer: H.L. Green, inside the Wilson Building. Richard Stewart, a Black SMU divinity student, and two White friends took part in a sit-in where he was initially refused but eventually served after invoking Brown v Board of Education. www.dmagazine.com/publications...
#Dallastrivianight #Dallas
#Dallastrivianight #Dallas
Answer: RoboCop. Set in futuristic dystopian Detroit, most shots were of Dallas. The exterior of City Hall was altered to be the HQ of the evil megacorporation OCP. Renaissance Tower, Reunion Tower, the Dallas Municipal Building and Deep Ellum are also shown. www.dallasobserver.com/slideshow/ro...
Dallas Trivia Night!
Think you know Dallas? Come put your knowledge to the test, or learn a little something, about Dallas. Whether it's about the history of Deep Ellum or the popularity of the Katy Trail, every question ...
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September 21, 2025 at 8:01 PM
Answer: RoboCop. Set in futuristic dystopian Detroit, most shots were of Dallas. The exterior of City Hall was altered to be the HQ of the evil megacorporation OCP. Renaissance Tower, Reunion Tower, the Dallas Municipal Building and Deep Ellum are also shown. www.dallasobserver.com/slideshow/ro...
Answer: Pike Park, located on Harry Hines near the start of the DNT, can be visited today. The overall neighborhood is now primarily Uptown, with the adjacent Harwood District and Victory Park also covering parts of the historic area. authentictexas.com/little-mexic...
#dallastrivianight
#dallastrivianight
Dallas Trivia Night!
Think you know Dallas? Come put your knowledge to the test, or learn a little something, about Dallas. Whether it's about the history of Deep Ellum or the popularity of the Katy Trail, every question ...
tinyurl.com
September 21, 2025 at 4:43 AM
Answer: Pike Park, located on Harry Hines near the start of the DNT, can be visited today. The overall neighborhood is now primarily Uptown, with the adjacent Harwood District and Victory Park also covering parts of the historic area. authentictexas.com/little-mexic...
#dallastrivianight
#dallastrivianight
Answer: 50% of renters and 24% of homeowners.
This speaks to the power of home equity (up approximately 240% in the past decade) but also the depth of the affordability crisis, not just from undersupply but also from wage growth not keeping up with costs www.jchs.harvard.edu/sites/defaul...
#trivia
This speaks to the power of home equity (up approximately 240% in the past decade) but also the depth of the affordability crisis, not just from undersupply but also from wage growth not keeping up with costs www.jchs.harvard.edu/sites/defaul...
#trivia
www.jchs.harvard.edu
September 19, 2025 at 11:29 PM
Answer: 50% of renters and 24% of homeowners.
This speaks to the power of home equity (up approximately 240% in the past decade) but also the depth of the affordability crisis, not just from undersupply but also from wage growth not keeping up with costs www.jchs.harvard.edu/sites/defaul...
#trivia
This speaks to the power of home equity (up approximately 240% in the past decade) but also the depth of the affordability crisis, not just from undersupply but also from wage growth not keeping up with costs www.jchs.harvard.edu/sites/defaul...
#trivia
Evictions in 2025 are up a distressing amount (evictionlab.org/eviction-tra...).
As today is North Texas Giving Day, you can support the DEAC by donating at www.dallaseac.org/donate/. Please join us in donating and supporting this vital work!
As today is North Texas Giving Day, you can support the DEAC by donating at www.dallaseac.org/donate/. Please join us in donating and supporting this vital work!
Dallas, Texas | Eviction Tracking System
Real time eviction tracking in U.S. cities during COVID-19.
evictionlab.org
September 18, 2025 at 2:08 PM
Evictions in 2025 are up a distressing amount (evictionlab.org/eviction-tra...).
As today is North Texas Giving Day, you can support the DEAC by donating at www.dallaseac.org/donate/. Please join us in donating and supporting this vital work!
As today is North Texas Giving Day, you can support the DEAC by donating at www.dallaseac.org/donate/. Please join us in donating and supporting this vital work!
Their work has prevented tens of thousands of evictions from happening. Along with the improvements made by Housing Forward, the work of the DEAC is likely a huge part in the decrease in homelessness in Dallas since 2020 as studies have found those who get evicted use emergency shelters 300% more.
September 18, 2025 at 2:08 PM
Their work has prevented tens of thousands of evictions from happening. Along with the improvements made by Housing Forward, the work of the DEAC is likely a huge part in the decrease in homelessness in Dallas since 2020 as studies have found those who get evicted use emergency shelters 300% more.