Texans’ came to the polls and voted to modify the Texas Constitution for the 467th time since the state adopted its constitution in 1876. All eleven propositions passed.
In addition to the Constitutional Amendment, local bond elections were held as well. Below are the results of those elections. Information was gathered from local county election offices and Strategic Partnerships.
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November Bond Elections Results |
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Entity |
Amount |
Proposition |
Passed? |
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City of Alamo Heights |
$10.3 million |
General Obligation bonds to fund construction of a new public safety and city services complex on exisiting municipal grounds |
No |
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City of Hewitt |
$8.13 million |
Proposition 1 was for a new $8.13 million dollar security center for the Hewitt Fire and Police Departments. |
No |
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City of Hewitt |
$500,000 |
Proposition 2 was for a half million dollars in Parks and Recreation Improvements. |
No |
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City of Hewitt |
$1.25 million |
Proposition 3 was for $1.25 million dollars for land for future expansion of the downtown and government center. |
No |
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City of Huntsville |
$3.5 million |
Renovation & expansion of the |
Yes |
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City of Hutto |
$8.5 million |
Street improvements |
Yes |
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City of Hutto |
$3.3 million |
Park facilities & acquisitions |
Yes |
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City of Hutto |
$6 million |
Sport Facility Complex |
No |
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City of Hutto |
$5 million |
Recreation Center |
Yes |
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City of Joshua |
$2.7 million |
New Fire Station |
Yes |
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City of Joshua |
$850k |
Street Construction |
Yes |
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City of Joshua |
$2.6 million |
Storm Water Improvement |
Yes |
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City of Lubbock |
$43 million |
Street improvements |
Yes |
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City of Lubbock |
$7.5 million |
Firefighting facilities |
Yes |
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City of Lubbock |
$1.2 million |
Water Recreation Facilities |
No |
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City of Lubbock |
$9 million |
Soccer Fields |
No |
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City of Manvel |
$2.5 million |
New City Hall & Conversion of Exisiting Building into A New Library |
No |
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City of Santa Fe |
$5 million |
New Police Station |
No |
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City of Santa Fe |
$900k |
New public Works Building |
No |
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City of Santa Fe |
$3 million |
Library Expansion |
No |
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City of Selma |
$2 million |
Development of Harrison House Property into a Park |
No |
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Town of Trophy Club |
$5 million |
Acquire and Build New Parks |
Yes |
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Woodlands Township |
$17.3 million |
3 Fire Stations |
Yes |
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Woodlands Township |
$12.3 million |
Add/Renovate Parks |
Yes |
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Woodlands Township |
$20.2 million |
Refinance Existing Debt |
Yes |
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Abilene ISD |
$25 million |
Construction of a New Career Tech HS |
No |
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Alvin ISD |
$70,095,000 |
New ES campus & replacement ES campus, new JHS campus, land & design work on a new HS campus, buses, district-wide technology infrastructure upgrade, 1:1 mini laptops for all JHS students, security equipment, LCD projectors & whiteboards |
Yes |
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Anahuac ISD |
$12,860,000 |
New security system (cameras &access), technology infrastructure, fire alarm upgrades, science classroom updates, various repairs and improvements district-wide |
Yes |
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Arlington ISD |
$197,500,000 |
District-wide repairs, renovations, & new ES campus construction ($115.9M); technology equipment ($60M); buses ($13.3M); fine arts equipment & uniforms ($8.2M) Technology equipment list includes replacement PCs, network equipment, printers, projection systems and software |
Yes |
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Atlanta ISD |
$13,860,000 |
New MS campus construction, Atlanta MS campus west wing renovation |
Yes |
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Belton ISD |
$29,000,000 |
New middle school |
Yes |
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Bonham ISD |
$40,000,000 |
HS campus expansion, expansions/ renovations to other district campuses |
No |
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Brazosport ISD |
$166,300,000 |
Three replacement campuses, additions & new natatorium ($134.7M); security enhancements & renovations ($16.3M); technology improvements, maintenance, & transportation ($15.3M) |
No |
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Bridgeport ISD |
$22,000,000 |
HS & MS facilities additions ($15M); 1:1 laptop technology initiative ($7M) |
Yes/No |
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Calvert ISD |
$3,500,000 |
Cafetorium, science & technology lab, classroom additions Qualified School Construction Bonds |
No |
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Channelview ISD |
$111,125,000 |
New JHS campus, elementary & secondary school additions/ renovations, new maintenance & nutrition facilities, and new educational support center ($73.8M); Athletic improvements, Ag &Transportation facility additions/renovations, security & technology improvements, buses, land ($37.4M) |
Yes |
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Clarksville ISD |
$14,325,000 |
New elementary school |
No |
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Danbury ISD |
$8,900,000 |
MS campus 2nd floor build out, ES new classroom/cafeteria wing, new multi-purpose athletic facility, ES primary wing renovation, other district-wide renovations |
No |
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Decatur ISD |
$8,000,000 |
Maintenance & district renovations ($5.65M); Eagle Stadium renovations ($2.35M) |
No |
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Diboll ISD |
$22,500,000 |
New K-6 campus, HS science labs upgrade, district technology infrastructure & equipment, campus security update |
Yes |
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Groesbeck ISD |
$8,000,000 |
Buses, HS campus renovations, HVAC units, new district support center, technology, boilers & chiller piping at the HS campus |
Yes |
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La Vega ISD |
$24,420,000 |
New intermediate school campus ($19M), additions to HS campus ($5M) |
Yes |
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Lefors ISD |
$2,000,000 |
Texas Permanent School Fund |
Yes |
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Levelland ISD |
$45,700,000 |
New ES campus ($19.2M), Capitol ES remodel ($17.3M), MS campus upgrades ($1.5M), Academic Building Center classroom additions ($1.1M), Learning Center ($2.3M), HS Campus upgrades ($2.7M) |
No |
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Lindale ISD |
$42,100,000 |
New JHS campus, HS campus classrooms, & new field house ($32.2M); new auditorium, baseball complex, and stadium renovations ($10M) Two propositions |
Yes |
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Martinsville ISD |
$3,000,000 |
School buildings, sites, and buses. |
Yes |
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Moody ISD |
$11,500,000 |
Expansions and renovations at elementary, middle and high schools |
Yes |
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Mount Calm ISD |
$1,500,000 |
New high school |
Yes |
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Oakwood ISD |
$4,000,000 |
New elementary school |
No |
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Progreso ISD |
$8,250,000 |
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Yes |
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Rio Vista ISD |
$9,950,000 |
HS campus additions/ renovations, new Ag building, technology & computer lab updates, new buses |
Yes |
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S&S CISD ISD |
$6,500,000 |
Gym improvements, HVAC systems, Science lab, district wide technology, and more |
Yes |
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South San Antonio ISD |
$62,000,000 |
Constructing, Renovating, equipping, and the acquisition of sites for school facilities |
No |
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Terrell County ISD |
$1,600,000 |
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Yes |
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Trent ISD |
$1,700,000 |
New softball field lighting, ES activity center, buses |
No |
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Vega ISD |
$4,000,000 |
School construction, renovations, and equipment |
No |
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Wylie ISD |
$76,965,000 |
Fiber optic and security upgrades ($7.775M), additions and renovations to elementary and middle schools ($24.94M), and additions and renovations to high schools ($44.25M) Three propositions |
No/Yes/No |
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Zavalla ISD |
$5,500,000 |
ES campus renovation, new track, baseball field, new cafeteria |
Yes |
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Sienna Plantation Levee Improvement District |
$49,000,000 |
Parks and Rec master plan |
Yes |
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Clear Lake City Water Authority |
$58,000,000 |
Rehab & upgrade of existing facilities ($51.7M), hurricane emergency preparedness ($1.2M), purchase of property ($5.1M) |
Yes |
