Texas Senate Joint Resolution proposes poll tax repeal
Public notice outlines Senate Joint Resolution No. 1 proposing an amendment to Article VI to repeal poll tax payment as a voting requirement and allow voter registration by law. It sets election timing, turnout rules, and gubernatorial proclamation duties.
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Constitutional Amendment Two on Ballot Texas November 9 1963
Public notice outlines proposed constitutional amendment to create a single section 61-0 allowing state funded aid to needy Texans aged over 65, disabled adults 18 65, blind adults 21 and children under 16 with residency rules, matching federal funds up to 60 million dollars, election procedures and publication details for November 1963. The measure sets limits on state payments, adds eligibility rules, and allows federal aid acceptance while reserving state fund caps.
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State of Texas
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Amendment proposal on Jefferson County retirement fund
A statewide ballot measure would amend Article XVI Section 62 to allow Jefferson County political subdivisions to create a Retirement Disability and Death Compensation Fund for all appointed officers and employees. It outlines funding limits, investment rules, and eligibility, with election provisions for November 1968 and required notices.
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Texas
Jefferson County
Vesas
Geners
Public Notice Amendment on Texas Veterans Land Bond Cap
The document proposes amending Section 49-b Article II of the Texas Constitution to authorize up to 356 million dollars in bonds for a Veterans' Land Fund. It outlines board composition, duties, appointment terms, and bond issuance rules including par value, interest, and regulatory approvals. The amendment follows prior bonds and sets a four and one half percent maximum annual interest.
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Veterans’ Land
Texas Veterans Land Fund Amendment and Bond Powers
The proposed constitutional amendment to Section 49 b of Article II and related provisions set to appear on the November 1963 ballot would expand the Veterans' Land Fund with $160 million for land purchases to veterans who served 1940 to 1955. It provides bond issuance under the Veterans' Land Board with specific fund management rules and timelines through December 1965 and eight year funding windows.
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Texas
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