From FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth · Lori Brown · · 1m 10s
Dallas mansion's political Halloween display
Dallas mansion uses 2026 Halloween decor to support Senate candidate Ken Paxton.
In brief
Dallas mansion uses 2026 Halloween decor to support Senate candidate Ken Paxton. A Dallas Preston Hollow mansion displayed political signs supporting Ken Paxton for U.S. Senate and recalling Dallas City Council member Gay Donnell Willis during Halloween 2026. Originally reported by FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth.
Viral Preston Hollow mansion
A house in Preston Hollow known for elaborate holiday displays has become famous for its political-themed 2026 Halloween decorations.
Supports Ken Paxton for Senate
The owner endorsed Ken Paxton for U.S. Senate, targeting his Democratic opponent James Talarico and Dallas City Council member Gay Donnell Willis.
Political display signs
The display features 'No Talafreako for Texas' signs referencing James Talarico and support for Ken Paxton to recall Gay Donnell Willis.
Traffic concerns
Dallas police are on standby to manage potential neighborhood traffic gridlock from the display.
Willis's statement
Willis said residents should stay in cars and drive slowly to view the display, noting the street lacks sidewalks and cars and people should not occupy the same space.
Mixed neighborhood reactions
Neighbors have mixed opinions: some dislike the traffic caused by displays, others call it free speech.
The essence
A Dallas Preston Hollow mansion displayed political signs supporting Ken Paxton for U.S. Senate and recalling Dallas City Council member Gay Donnell Willis during Halloween 2026.
