Public Notice on Constitutional Amendment Three Ballot
The notice details proposed Constitutional Amendment Three to withdraw Arlington State College from the Permanent University Fund. It outlines sections of the Texas Constitution, bond limits, and governing approvals, with the election date set for after November 1966 and exact ballot language for and against the amendment.
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Amendment Texts and Voting Provisions in Texas Constitution
A fragmented historical note discusses amending Article sections of the Texas Constitution. It references changes to wording in a clause, the governor's proclamation, and the November 1986 election with ballots listing "AGAINST" and related amendments.
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Texas Proposal for County Government Consolidation Amendment
A notice details House Joint Resolution 69 proposing a constitutional amendment to Section 63 of Article III to allow Texas counties with 1.2 million or more inhabitants to consolidate government functions or contract with subdivisions. An election in November would present FOR or AGAINST the amendment, with ballots listing consolidation and contract options for large counties.
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State of
Texas
Texas Voters to Decide Armed Forces Voting Amendment
A state constitutional amendment, House Joint Resolution No. 38, proposes deleting the ban that forces armed forces members to vote in the county of residence at entry. The measure asks Texans to approve allowing any U S military member residing in Texas to vote where they live. Ballot language encourages voting FOR the amendment.
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