Texans approved nine amendments to the state constitution on Tuesday. Use the map below to see how they voted — statewide and by county — on each of those measures. Select a county by clicking on it or by finding it in the drop-down menu. The fate of each amendment — both in raw votes and in percentage — will appear adjacent to the map. The results and the map will be constantly updated with election returns reported by the Texas Secretary of State.
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Comments (23)
Shanny Lott via Texas Tribune on Facebook
Unity
Marco Vargas via Texas Tribune on Facebook
hmmm more taxes
William Shuck via Texas Tribune on Facebook
what about the exemption for military wives? why not all wives? I'm a veteran btw
Steven Felfe via Texas Tribune on Facebook
They all passed
Paul Theobald
Fantastic graphics guys, thanks for putting it together.
The 'Failing' could use a backspace to line it up with its color
Sallie Wickstrom via Texas Tribune on Facebook
William Shuck - exemption is for widows/widowers of military spouses killed in action only.
Lance Hunter
Bastrop county voted against prop 6. Two years after the massive wildfire. Then again, how could water infrastructure possibly help in a fire situation?
McDaniel JB via Texas Tribune on Facebook
Lovely shade of blue. Would be nice to see a true blue Texas in 2016.
Steven Evans via Texas Tribune on Facebook
perhaps they should have used red instead.
Kathy Murray via Texas Tribune on Facebook
yea
William Shuck via Texas Tribune on Facebook
thank you
IndyTexan
The smart people of Bastrop and Lee counties voted Prop 6 down because we're ground zero for moving our groundwater to the growth corridor, threatening great harm to our aquifer.
We're glad to see 300,000+ Texans got that Prop 6 poses a threat to our water, not what the ads paid for by the oil and gas industry and real estate interests tried to sell them.
This is just the beginning of the water wars, folks.
Linda Curtis, Independent Texans
PS I live in Bastrop.
Lloyd Sargent via Texas Tribune on Facebook
Too bad about Prop. 6 - it will just be a slush fund.
Lenna Webb via Texas Tribune on Facebook
How about the preferential tax reduction given to one company on #3. Too Bad it passed. Once again, big business won over common sense.
Adan Gallegos via Texas Tribune on Facebook
Why would anyone vote No for prop 1and4? Veterans and surviving spouse of a warrior! I'm glad they past but I can see the little bit of the % that voted no which is stupid ass hell to me.
Bj Taylor via Texas Tribune on Facebook
too bad republicans don't seem to be able to articulate other issues so well. they sold this one to Texas in a big way. even the liberals voted for it despite it coming from republican brains.
Steven Felfe via Texas Tribune on Facebook
Only 8. 1/2 percent turnout
Cynthia Douglas via Texas Tribune on Facebook
Long day! Curious outcomes here.
Laurence Sears via Texas Tribune on Facebook
Whatever
Irma Fernandez via Texas Tribune on Facebook
How many registered voters do we have in the state?
Sebastian StTroy via Texas Tribune on Facebook
So very happy that the Austin Affordable Housing Bond passed! Now it is time for the City of Austin to get busy and provide affordable housing and not just give the money to private organizations.
McDaniel JB via Texas Tribune on Facebook
Ha -- ^^ maybe someone has not yet read charts of population growth. Keep on passing anti-woman, anti-Latino, anti-voting rights laws, and see where the TX GOP is in ten years. ;)
Michael gill
I guess it is easier to just vote yes to everything than to actually read the props.