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Frisco Voter Registration Updates for Precincts 1013-1026

The City of Frisco has published updated voter registration records for residents in precincts 1013 through 1026, reflecting changes through early June 2026.

Marcus Delgado

June 2, 20261 min read

The City of Frisco has released updated voter registration data covering precincts 1013 through 1026. The records list individual voters along with their assigned precincts, unique voter identification numbers, and return dates for their registration status.

Most entries show a return date of June 1, 2026, with several filings recorded on May 28, May 29, June 2, and June 3. Residents are listed with their full names and current Frisco addresses.

For example, Basheer Abdalla Modak and Noor Basheer Modak are registered at 13037 Zion Dr in Providence Village, while Gail Patrice Brown and Susan Diane Leikness are listed at separate addresses on Snapdragon Rd.

Other households include the Leikness and Baze families in precinct 1018, and multiple residents in precinct 1019 such as Don and Janice Hull, Charles and Penny Lowery, Daniel and Diann Petrovich, Everett Reeves, and Steven and Madeline Yates. Precinct 1020 includes Billy Jack Kirby Jr., Helen Kay Kirby, Anthony Micheletti, and Beverly Ann Weldon.

Further updates cover precincts 1023, 1024, 1025, and 1026, with names including Glenfarrell Munson, Maureen Kursh Reister, Kyna Lee Rickett, Connie and Steven Schavrien, Joan Ann Thompson, Linda and Sidney White, Jerry and Loreta Palacios, Delores and Robert Winston, Judith A Yarborough, Shuqing Feng, Belinda Ann Mergen, Loretta Dee and Steven Wesley Price, Dexian Zhang, and Mary Jean Barnes.

Specific details regarding the nature of these updates or the total number of affected voters are not yet clear from the provided list.

Source: votedenton.gov.

Sources

https://www.votedenton.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/0626_06-03_Returned_Mail_Roster.pdf

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Marcus Delgado

Marcus Delgado covers Frisco City Hall and municipal politics, following council decisions and how they shape daily life across the city.

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