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Texas constitutional amendments on four year terms and more
Several proposed amendments would set four year terms for state executive offices and add or modify sections across Articles III IV VII XVI XVII. Proponents claim longer terms aid governance and reduce campaign fatigue while opponents warn of corruption, reduced accountability, and power concentration. Additional measures address amendment proposal timelines, dual office holding, salary levels for Lt Governor and Speaker, school district governance, bond interest limits, and distribution of the county permanent school fund.
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Commissioner's Court
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Sargent Shriver
U.S
Barefoot Sanders
John G. Tower
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Alma Canales
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Dolph Briscoe
Bill Hobby
John Hill
Thomas Kincaid
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Ruben Solis, Jr
Howard
Jack Tomlinsoneer
Dan Kubiak Eeemhaantenthy
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Glenn L. Smith
John Ww. Garibay
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W. C. Wallace
Charles C. Smith
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Gerald Bigun
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