Texas Constitution

Texas voters overwhelmingly approved Proposition 6 on Tuesday in response to restrictions imposed on long-term care facilities during the pandemic.

The amendment emerged as a response to COVID-related bans on church services by large counties, including Harris County – it may be subject to lawsuits for violating the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment.

This year's Nov. 2 ballot includes eight amendments to the Texas Constitution, plus several city and school district propositions. Find out what's on your ballot.

Should Texas allow raffles at rodeo events? Should government officials be able to put limits on religious services? These are some of the questions Texans get to weigh in on this fall.

November’s election ballot is packed with lots of local items – from city council races to school bonds – but there are also seven proposals to amend...

From Texas Standard: The longest state constitution in the nation is about to get longer. Texan voters passed all seven proposed amendments to the...

Texans voted overwhelmingly in favor of all seven constitutional amendments on the ballot Tuesday.The seven items had little in the way of organized…

From The Texas Tribune: With half of all precincts counted, statewide measures aimed at cutting property taxes, boosting funding for road projects and…

North Texas school districts have a pretty big stake in Tuesday's election -- there are several bond proposals for voters to consider. Voters will also…

It’s not as flashy as midterm or presidential elections, but early voting has begun for another kind of election. On Nov. 3, Texas voters will consider…

Constitutional elections in Texas don't draw many voters. Over the last three elections, no more than 8 percent of registered voters have gone to the...

If history is any guide, Texans will overwhelmingly approve a state constitutional amendment on Nov. 3 aimed at providing them some relief from rising…