The amendments cover a wide range of topics, from property tax relief and judicial reform to dementia research and parental rights. Together, they reflect a significant rewrite of how the Texas ...

Texas follows a two-year election cycle, with state and national races in even years and local government and constitutional amendments in odd years. Since 2025 is an odd-numbered year, voters across ...

Day two of breaking down Texas’ 17 propositions highlights Prop 2, which would ban state taxes on profits from capital assets. Petition Forcing Epstein Vote Succeeds Over White House Objections Jackie ...

Tax-hiking ballot measures had different electoral outcomes in Charlotte and Austin, but both boosted the case for a reform ...

In the Nov. 4 election, Texas voters approved 17 proposed constitutional amendments and voted on dozens of other local propositions and elections (see results). During the 89th Legislature, Texas ...

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CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Early voting is now underway for the Nov. 4 election, where Texans will decide on 17 proposed state constitutional amendments, including one that could have a major impact on ...