Texas Constitution Amendments Proposed in House Joint Resolutions
Multiple resolutions propose constitutional changes in Texas. One adds an Assessor-Collector of Taxes for small counties. another covers military voting and poll tax repeal. a third seeks to require women on juries. a fourth aims to expand Legislature power with a new section to Section 19 of Article V.
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Texas Voters Face Constitutional Amendment On Federal Social Security Coverage
Fragmented text from a 1934 Texas ballot notice proposes adding a constitutional amendment to empower the Legislature to enter into agreements with the U.S. government for Federal Social Security coverage for proprietary employees and subdivision staff. It details ballot wording, voting method, and publication requirements while urging approval or rejection by voters.
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Hospital Districts and County Government Amendment Proposal
A summarized notice of a resolution proposing amendments to Article IX and related sections of the Texas Constitution. It outlines creation of county-wide Hospital Districts in large counties including Galveston, with bond powers, tax limits, and governance, plus Section 16 creating a County Court, and redistricting provisions for precincts and county officials including a county judge and justices of the peace. The text specifies election timing, proclamation duties, and transitional provisions for existing authorities.
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Constitutional Amendment on State Hospital Funding
A fragment discusses a proposed constitutional amendment to bar the state or its agencies from funding or supporting a hospital system and questions if anticipatory acts by the Legislature would be invalid. It references a statewide vote at the general election and mentions property tax voters.
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Texas Constitutional Amendments Text On Salaries and Offices
A long, fragmented Texas constitutional amendment text discusses elected officials salaries and terms. It covers Sections on county and state offices, four year terms for district and county offices, governor and attorney general compensation rules, per diem limits for legislators, and the process for submitting amendments to voters in a November election. The document preserves numerous named offices and procedural instructions for proclamation and publication.
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Texas Senate Proposal Adds New Section to Constitution
A fragmented notice reports a proposal to amend the Texas Constitution by adding a new section to Article XVT the bill number 63 seeks to credit members of a teacher retirement system.
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