Steve Lavine wants to Keep Plano Prosperous, retain our employers and enviable tax base.

Steve Lavine wants to strengthen our neighborhoods and add to our great amenities like parks and recreation centers

Steve Lavine wants to see forward thinking development and revitalize our corner shopping centers.

Steve Lavine wants to keep Plano inclusive, to celebrate the cultural diversity of our City.

Steve Lavine wants Plano to innovate, lead and continue on the path of excellence.

Steve Lavine want to keep Plano #1 in North Texas

Anthony Ricciardelli wants to stop overbuilding apartments.  Odd, considering that he and his cohorts have approved more apartments in the past couple years than in the decade before.

Steve Lavine wants to bring vitality to our blighted shopping centers, by exchanging run down and empty retail for new multi-use corner centers with neighborhood walkability and housing options for those who want to downsize or start a family in Plano.

Anthony Ricciardelli wants to hold the line on taxes – who doesn’t. 

Steve Lavine also wants to keep our Tax rate the lowest in North Texas.  But, right now we are not  keeping up with necessary public safety hiring and allowing many of our country’s best management talent to slip away to other communities.

Anthony Ricciardelli wants to keep adding blue-chip employers to our community.  But doesn’t want any more density like office buildings that attract more people.  Can you have one without the other?  I do not think so.

Anthony Ricciardelli stands in strong support for our religious liberty – so much so that the bible has become his law book regardless of what the people may want.

Anthony Ricciardelli takes his orders from billionaire oil men in Midland, the Empower Texans and the far right tea party in Austin. He has reversed his stand on issues and endorsements several times on orders from “up above.”

Steve Lavine takes orders from the taxpayers of Plano and is not beholden to any special Interests.  He has successfully fought the developers and sided against overbuilding apartments in our neighborhoods.