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Seventeen (yes, 17!) proposed constitutional amendments will be on the November 2025 ballot. Why Vote on Constitutional Amendments
Importantly, each proposition approved by the voters will become law that will affect everyone in the state for the foreseeable future. NOTE: In Texas we do not have citizen initiatives or propositions.
Proposition 1
Propositions 2, 6, and 8
Proposition 3
Proposition 4
Propositions 5 and 9
Propositions 7 and 10
Propositions 11 and 13
Proposition 12
Proposition 14
Proposition 15
Proposition 16
Proposition 17
LWVTX Nonpartisan Voters Guide
Texas Constitutional Amendment
Election ★ November 4, 2025
LWVTX Apartidista Guía De Votantes
Elección De Enmienda Constitucional
De Texas ★ 4 De Noviembre De 2025
Vote411.org is the online version of the LWV Voters Guide; the content about candidates is the same. By moving the Voters Guide online, voters to can enter their street address and look up just the candidates who will be on their ballot. During a primary election they can choose which primary candidates to see. Vote411 users also can choose among candidates to create a personalized ballot, then can have it sent to their email address. Then they can print it and take it with them to the polls or copy info down if no printer is available. Printed Voters Guides appear in local Hays County newspapers shortly before Early Voting begins and can be found in area libraries.
The Hays County Elections Office has moved! They are now located 120 Stagecoach Trail (at the corner of Stagecoach Trail and Hunter Road). The new location of the Elections Office is the Main Polling Location for both Early Voting and Election Day voting this fall. Please Note: The mailing address for the Hays County Elections Office is still at the Government Center, 712 South Stagecoach Trail, San Marcos, TX 78666.
Use Vote411.org to: • Research your voter registration status • Begin the process of registering to vote (final steps require an original signature, but it may be started online) • Find out the candidates and issues on your ballot • Educate yourself on the candidates, comparing positions • Learn about the propositions (changes to the Texas Constitution or city/school board funding proposals) • Select the candidates and the position on various propositions you favor • Print out or email your choices to yourself • If you emailed your choices, copy them to paper Note: You are allowed to carry paper voters guides into the polling booth but may not use an electronic device.
Besides reading the questions and answers of various candidates in Vote 411, you may want or need to dig deeper in some cases. Perhaps several people are running and half of those express opinions you agree with. What then?
Find out about Candidates' Campaign Finances.
Candidate Forums and Debates provide invaluable information about the candidates and their ability to answer questions. Live or video recordings.
Newspaper Articles and Print about candidates, if available, can provide in-depth local information and insights. But not all sources are equal.
Ask about getting a ballot by mail by emailing ballotbymail@co.hays.tx.us. judybennettcounselling.weebly.com