Turnout seen low for constitutional amendments ballot
Secretary of State Tony Garza predicts only about 870000 Texans will vote in the November 7 constitutional amendment election, about one in ten registered voters. The ballot includes 14 propositions, with Prop. 10 proposing elimination of the state treasurer's office and merging its duties with the state comptroller.
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Early voting begun for 14 proposed amendments approved by both legislative houses. Propositions cover bonds for student loans, tax exemptions for charities and homeowners, veterans housing loans, expansion of farm program, and state government restructuring among others with supporters and opponents named.
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