Texans will decide eight proposed amendments to the state Constitution on Nov. 2
Texas voters can soon weigh in on potential changes to the state’s Constitution regarding religious services, eligibility requirements for judges, county infrastructure and more.
Election day is Nov. 2, and early voting begins Oct. 18 and lasts until Oct. 29.
The proposed additions to the Texas Constitution were passed as bills during this year’s legislative session, and a majority of voters in the state must approve each amendment before it can be officially added to the Constitution. In 2017, Texas voters approved all seven amendments on the ballot; in 2019, voters greenlit nine out of 10 proposed changes.
There are no state elected seats on the ballot this November. Certain local elections may have area-specific positions and initiatives on the ballot, such as school board officials and city council members.
Here’s the breakdown of each proposed amendment.
Read more: https://www.chron.com/politics/article/texas-constitution-amendment-election-16534896.php
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