Texans to Vote on 17 Proposed Constitutional Amendments
This year, the most powerful vote Texans will cast isn’t for president, but for amendments. 17 new proposed constitutional amendments are up for vote, containing policy changes that will directly impact people’s daily lives.
Texas residents can vote on policies that will affect statewide and local issues, including businesses, properties, schools, taxes, public safety, and familial affairs. Each of these amendments contains policy changes that will directly impact people’s daily lives.
- Businesses
- Properties
- Schools
- Taxes
- Public safety
- Familial affairs
Every vote matters and will shape our communities. This election carries more immediate consequences than a presidential election due to the lasting effects of these propositions.
The 17 amendments on one ballot in Texas are the largest number since 2003, so the outcome will carry some serious weight.
Author's summary: Texans vote on 17 amendments.
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