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May 9, 2009 ballot measures in Texas

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1 Dallas
2 El Paso
3 Johnson
4 Lubbock
5 Smith

==Comal==

Comal County, Texas ballot measures

d Bulverde Home Rule Charter vote, 2009

Dallas

Dallas County, Texas ballot measures

d Dallas City-Owned Convention Center Hotel Referendum (2009)
d Dallas No Taxpayer Subsidies for Hotels Without Popular Vote (2009)

El Paso

El Paso County, Texas ballot measures

d El Paso Stormwater Petition (2009)

Johnson

Johnson County, Texas ballot measures

Wet Up Petitions - Cleburne, Texas (2009)
- aProposition 1: Bring the sale of beer and wine to stores
- aProposition 2:Bring the sale of mixed drinks to restaurants

Lubbock

Lubbock County, Texas ballot measures

Wet Up Petitions - Lubbock County, Texas (2009)
- aProposition 1: expands packaged alcohol sales in the county
- aProposition 2: allows mixed-drink sales in restaurants passed

Smith

Smith County, Texas ballot measures

Wet Up Petitions - Justice of the Peace District 4 Smith County, Texas (2009)
- d Proposition 1: expands packaged alcohol sales in the county
- a Proposition 2: allows mixed-drink sales in restaurants passed

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