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Prop 4 Would Let Counties Issue Bonds for Projects

Texans will vote on 10 constitutional amendments on Nov. 8, and early voting is under way. Andy Uhler of KUT News has a look at Proposition 4, which would allow counties to issue bonds for redevelopment projects and improvements.

by Andy Uhler, KUT News/StateImpact Texas

A voter casts a ballot in Travis County on November 2, 2010.
Credit: Marjorie Cotera

Texans will vote on 10 constitutional amendments on Nov. 8, and early voting is under way. Andy Uhler of KUT News has a look at Proposition 4, which would allow counties to issue bonds for redevelopment projects and improvements.

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Andy Uhler

KUT NEWS/STATEIMPACT TEXAS

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