US EditionResults of Texas' 17 Statewide Propositions
All 17 constitutional amendments passed, including a $20 billion water funding plan and tax cuts offering homeowners up to $140,000 in exemptions, with over 1.4 million voters participating, officials said.
- With returns reported Tuesday, Texas voters approved all 17 constitutional amendments, according to the Texas Secretary of State's office.
- The Texas Legislature earlier this year placed the 17 amendments on the ballot alongside the state budget, including measures targeting taxes and $20 billion for water projects.
- Proposition 10 won with roughly 90% support, Proposition 13 received about 81.8% approval, and Proposition 4 passed with about 70% of votes.
- Proposition 4 funds will allocate $1 billion yearly for 20 years to water infrastructure, while Proposition 14 transfers $3 billion to a Dementia Prevention and Research Institute initially.
- All results remain unofficial until canvassed by the Texas Secretary of State, with counties reporting returns late; critics warned Proposition 17 could shift tax burdens and called Proposition 16 redundant.
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Nov. 4, 2025 Election Results
Full results for the Nov. 4, 2025, election covering statewide constitutional amendments and local East Texas races On Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2025, voters across Texas, including East Texas counties -- cast their ballots on 17 statewide constitutional amendments referred by the Texas Legislature. In addition, numerous local races, school-district bonds, voter approval tax rate elections and municipal charter amendments appeared on ballots throughout E…
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