Seventeen Propositions Have Been Certified for the Ballot This Fall

The Hays County Executive Committee met October 12, 2025 and voted to approve these recommendations from the Legislative Action Committee on the Constitutional Amendments.
Here’s a link to the exact language and recommended vote

And here’s the link to detailed explanation on why the recommendations were made as they were.

This is a 50 minute very thorough explanation of these amendments from a forum that Dripping Area Democrats (DAD) put on recently.

League of Women Voters have videos, one by one. Theirs is nonpartisan.

Please take a moment to read through them carefully and consider what’s best for all Texans. Click HERE to see them on Ballotopedia.

Here is the language from the Secretary of State, as these will be on the ballot.

And here they are in Spanish.

Because voter turnout is usually so low in these types of elections, most propositions end up passing—even the ones that really shouldn’t. The best way to prevent that is by voting ourselves and having conversations with our friends and family about what these propositions mean. Every conversation and every vote counts!