Pensions Back to People In Call For Constitutional Vote
Texas lawmakers debate resolving pension woes by seeking a new constitutional amendment. If approved, the measure would require a fair funding plan for those 65 and over and test willingness to pay rather than rely on federal aid. The proposal arises amid broader calls to examine federal participation and local economic support.
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