US EditionTexas Election Results 2025: All 17 State Propositions
Texans vote on 17 constitutional amendments including tax relief and $20 billion for water infrastructure as over 1 million ballots were cast early, officials said.
- On Tuesday, Texans are voting in an off-year election featuring two high-stakes special races and 17 proposed constitutional amendments, with over a million casting early ballots.
- Supporters, including Gov. Greg Abbott and State Sen. Brian Birdwell, argued the amendments clarify only U.S. citizens can vote and enshrine parental rights.
- Ballot language includes major funding items such as Proposition 4’s $20 billion water funding authorization, Proposition 14’s $3 billion neurological research institute, and local bonds including Proposition A- Water and Bryan ISD Proposition A .
- Early returns indicated support for all but two propositions with most holding 10-point leads, NBC News projected approval of two amendments, and Propositions 6 and 17 posted decisive margins.
- In Houston, the 18th District contest with a 16-candidate field is expected to force a runoff early next year, as Democratic vote-splitting may help a Republican advance against frontrunners Christian Menefee, Harris County Attorney, and Amanda Edwards, former Houston City Council member.
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Texas voters approved a first-in-the-nation parental rights initiative Tuesday. Lone Star state voters also approved a state constitutional amendment requiring citizenship to vote in the state. Meanwhile, Maine voters rejected an election reform measure that included adopting voter ID. Voters in six states decided on 24 statewide measures on Tuesday, according to Ballotpedia, a handful of which had national consequences. Of the total, 17 were …
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All 17 Texas Constitution amendments on verge of approval
The propositions include restrictions on the creation of certain taxes, new tax exemptions, investments on water infrastructure and dementia research.
Texas voters approve new constitutional amendments as several states vote on ballot measures
Texas voters approved two state constitutional amendments in statewide votes, NBC News projects, part of a slew of state ballot measures voters around the country considered on Tuesday
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