Constitutional Amendment Three on Ballot Sets Bond Powers
Public notice of proposed constitutional amendment number three on the ballot seeks to authorize the Texas Legislature to issue negotiable bonds or notes not exceeding one third of the Permanent University Fund value for Texas A&M University System and University of Texas System institutions. The measure outlines borrowing limits, approvals, and protections, and sets the November 1966 election date with For and Against ballot language including Arlington State College’s status.
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Constitutional Amendment Seven on Texas Ballot 1966
Public notice outlines House Joint Resolution No. 13 proposing amendments to Sections 2 and 4 of Article VI to repeal poll tax voting requirements and to authorize voter registration. It details changes effective February 1, 1968, schedules votes for November 8, 1966, and notes language regarding registration and ballot procedures. It also references preserving ballot integrity and notifies of potential printing on ballots for or against the amendment.
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Proposed Constitutional Amendment Thirteen Ballot Note
Public notice outlines Texas constitutional reform allowing counties with 1.2 million plus people to consolidate government functions or contract with subdivisions. It covers statewide election timing, voter approval, and gubernatorial proclamation requirements for the November ballot.
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Texas Amendment Proposed to Let Armed Forces Voters Vote Anywhere
A Texas document outlines proposed changes to Section 2 of Article VI to remove the rule that armed services members vote only in their home county. It details the deletion of language restricting military voters and notes the amendment would allow absentee voting and be self-enacting.
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