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Plus: McKinney Oktoberfest, K-Mart shutters last store and best spots to catch dinner and a show in

Plus: McKinney Oktoberfest, K-Mart shutters last store and best spots to catch dinner and a show in D-FW [MORNING ROUNDUP]( [The Dallas Morning News logo](   Good morning, North Texas! Today we’re launching a new tool to help you get ready for the Nov. 5 general election. The News polled thousands of our readers who said they’d like more information about voting essentials, issues that will appear on the ballot, and how their vote impacts the community they live in. That’s why we're launching Back to the Ballot – a personalized voter education course. It’s easy to get started. Simply take a three question quiz, tell us about your interests, and we’ll send you stories designed for you directly to your inbox. Back to the Ballot is our way of helping our community stay informed and confident as they head to the polls. Ready to get started? [Take the quiz now.]( As always, we’ll be back in your inbox this evening with the latest news of the day. Have a great day D-FW, and don’t forget to register to vote! –Ashley Slayton, Audience Development Editor To learn more, visit [( Para saber más de las elecciones de 2024 en español, visite [( ELECTIONS [A laptop with Back to the Ballot on the screen.]( Take the quiz to embark on a personalized journey to become a more empowered voter. (Michael Hogue / Staff Artist) [Back to the Ballot: Your personalized guide to voting]( Are you ready to cast your ballot in the general election? Of the 19.5 million Texans eligible to vote in the 2022 general election, 42% did. Only 10 states had lower voter participation rates. Many barriers block voters from casting a ballot – transportation, logistical issues and apathy. Sometimes it’s hard to make informed decisions about nuanced and complex topics like immigration, reproductive rights or gun legislation. That’s why we’re launching Back to the Ballot – a personalized tool that strives to make voting simple, clear, and personal. Whether you’re new to the voting process or just need a refresher, this guide is designed to help you confidently navigate your ballot. [Ready to get started? Take our quiz and we’ll recommend stories curated for you.]( [READ MORE](   [In Texas stops, Douglas Emhoff raises campaign cash, criticizes GOP at Democratic rally]( Kamala Harris’ husband headlines the state Democratic Party's freedom to vote gathering in San Antonio. [No new houses? Princeton temporarily bans residential development amid explosive growth]( The Princeton City Council on Monday approved a moratorium on new residential developments within city limits [...] [Thousands expected at McKinney’s Oktoberfest this weekend: What to know before you go]( In McKinney this weekend, the community will welcome fall at the city’s 17th annual Oktoberfest festival. Over [...] [Dallas’ 1st Black assistant police chief remembered as trailblazing legend dies at 89]( Retired assistant chief of police Donald Stafford was the highest-ranked Black officer during most of his [...]   ADVERTISEMENT   [After a tornado nixed plans, the Valley View marching band to raise funds for field trip]( Band boosters for the Valley View Mighty Eagle Band are raising funds so the band can go on their yearly field [...] [Most Hispanic Americans back abortion access, poll finds]( It’s a finding of interest as debate over abortion access is in the spotlight ahead of the U.S. election on [...] [11 great places to catch dinner and a show in Dallas-Fort Worth]( Here's a look at places that serve up both food and entertainment, from live music to plays to comedy, across [...] [Kmart to shutter its last full-line US store, end of an era for beleaguered retailer]( The one dominant retail giant renowned for its Blue Light Specials is shuttering its last full-scale store in [...] [Best in Texas poll (9/23): SMU vaults into top 3 after win over TCU; Texas, A&M hold firm]( After a 66-42 win over rival TCU, SMU is closing in on a top two spot in our Best in Texas college football [...] [12-year-old dies in fall from balcony on cruise ship headed to Texas]( Authorities are investigating the death of a 12-year-old boy who fell from a balcony on a cruise ship [...]   [MORE NEWS](   ADVERTISEMENT   [The Dallas Morning News]( [Facebook]( [Instagram]( [X (formerly Twitter)]( [YouTube]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Account Login]( | [Help Center]( | [Privacy Policy]( | [Terms of Service]( [Manage Preferences]( | [Unsubscribe]( ©2024 The Dallas Morning News • 1954 Commerce St. • Dallas, TX 75201

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