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Video: The 7 Ballot Propositions Up to Texas Voters

From highway funding to protecting hunting and fishing, Texas voters will have a say in whether the state Constitution should be amended in seven very different ways.

by Alana Rocha and Luqman Adeniyi

Credit: Callie Richmond

From highway funding to protecting hunting and fishing, Texas voters will have a say in whether the state Constitution should be amended in seven very different ways. 

Correction: This video says incorrectly that the lieutenant governor is required to live in Austin. The state constitution requires the governor to live in Austin; it does not require the lieutenant governor to do so.

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