Texas Voters Say “Yes” To Every One Of The 17 Constitutional Amendments

Texas voters have sanctioned a comprehensive array of tax exemptions, prohibitions, and significant investments in state infrastructure and research initiatives, as all 17 constitutional amendments on the ballot received approval.These propositions primarily aim to restrict specific tax implementations and introduce new tax exemptions. Several amendments focus on funding for water infrastructure, dementia research, and financial support for technical colleges.Proposition 10 garnered the highest voter backing, proposing a temporary reduction in property taxes for homeowners whose residences succumb to fire damage.Among the unofficial results reported late Tuesday, Proposition 6, prohibiting new taxes on securities transactions, and Proposition 17, allowing the government to stabilize property values in counties with border security enhancements, displayed the closest contest.Early tallying reflected significant support across the board for the propositions, indicating a committed electorate shaping Texas' legislative landscape. This voting cycle marks a crucial moment in the state's evolving governance and fiscal strategy.