Texas Secretary of State Draws Ballot Order for 17 Constitutional Amendments

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Texans to vote on 17 proposed constitutional amendments this November - Cross Timbers Gazette

Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson of Flower Mound announced Wednesday how the 17 proposed amendments to the Texas Constitution will appear on the November 4 ballot. The order was determined in a random drawing, and the measures touch on a broad range of topics, including property taxes, education funding, bail reform, and parental rights. “This is an opportunity to make your voice heard about the governing document of our state,” Nelson said.…

Texas secretary of state draws ballot order for 17 Constitutional Amendments

Texas voters to decide on 17 constitutional amendments this November

Now that the state legislature has had its say, it'll be up to Texas voters this November to decide the fate of 17 constitutional amendments that came out of th

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17 possible amendments to the Texas Constitution will be on the ballot this November. Here's the list.

The amendments include changes to how property taxes are calculated, when and how bail can be denied and more.