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Many Texas voters reject raising property taxes for schools, law enforcement; vote in favor of a cut

“The public is signaling they want more,” said state Sen. Paul Bettencourt, a Houston Republican who pushed the tax-cut measures.

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Texas voters approve all 17 constitutional amendments, including property tax relief, bail changes

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Texans are voting on two amendments to expand homestead exemptions and cut property taxes

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Texas voters OK constitutional amendment affirming parents are the primary decision-makers for their children

Texas voters OK constitutional amendment affirming parents are the primary decision-makers for their children.

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Texas voters approve all 17 constitutional amendments in low-turnout election

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Texas voters lock in major property tax cuts for homeowners and businesses

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Texas voters approve 17 constitutional amendments, from tax cuts to water infrastructure

Taxes were a primary focus of this year's constitutional amendment election, accounting for more than half of the 17 amendments on the ballot.

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Texas election results 2025: State propositions

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Texas voters pass all 17 propositions covering everything from bail reform to taxes to parental rights

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Texas Proposition 9 results: Businesses will be able to exempt $125K of inventory from taxes

Texas voters approved Proposition 9 on Tuesday which allows businesses to exempt up to $125,000 of inventory or equipment from taxes.

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Austin Voters Reject Property Tax Hike To Fund Homeless, Other Services

Austin voters strongly rejected a city-backed plan that would have raised property taxes in the city to fund some public services.

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How a growing form of 'invisible government' is driving up Texans’ tax bills

Special purpose taxing districts are booming in Texas, accounting for more and more of many homeowners' property tax bills.

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Gov. Greg Abbott weighs in on Austin's Prop Q tax-rate election

Proposition Q would increase city property taxes by more than 20%, generating $110 million to fund homelessness programs and other initiatives. Election Day is Tuesday.

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Austin voters reject Proposition Q; city leaders now have to rework budget

Austin voters gave a resounding "no" to a big tax rate increase. Now the city goes back to the drawing board to rework the budget.