Texas 1995 ballot measures

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Fourteen constitutional amendments were on the November 7, 1995 ballot in Texas. Leading into the November 1995 election, Texans had approved 353 amendments to the Texas Constitution since adopting it in 1876. The eleven constitutional amendments approved in the November 1995 election brought the total to 364.

Type Title Subject Description Result
LRCA Proposition 1 Bonds $300 million in bonds for education Approved
LRCA Proposition 2 Taxes Exempt certain charitable organizations from property taxes Defeated
LRCA Proposition 3 Bonds Expand existing bond authority of farm and ranch finance Approved
LRCA Proposition 4 Taxes Encumbrance fixed on homestead property for an owelty of partition Approved
LRCA Proposition 5 Bonds Raise amount of bonds available for veterans' housing to $500 million Approved
LRCA Proposition 6 Taxes Exempt homestead of surviving spouse from ad valorem taxation Approved
LRCA Proposition 7 Bonds Reduce amount of bonds available for the superconducting supercollider Approved
LRCA Proposition 8 Admin of gov't Abolish office of constable in Mills, Reagan and Roberts counties Approved
LRCA Proposition 9 Budget Allow money from the Texas Growth Fund to be invested in a business Defeated
LRCA Proposition 10 Admin of gov't Abolish office of state treasurer Approved
LRCA Proposition 11 Taxes Allow open-space land for wildlife to qualify for tax appraisal Approved
LRCA Proposition 12 Taxes Exempt certain personal property and mineral interests from taxation Approved
LRCA Proposition 13 Taxes Exempt boats and other equipment from ad valorem taxation Defeated
LRCA Proposition 14 Taxes Raise limits of exemption of property owned by disabled veterans Approved

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