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Texas voters approve new constitutional amendments

AP Race Call: Texas Voters Approve Constitutional Amendment Requiring US Citizenship to Vote

Texas voters approved a constitutional amendment on Tuesday that states people must be citizens of the United States to vote in Texas

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Texas voters OK constitutional amendment affirming parents are the primary decision-makers for their children

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Texas voters approve new constitutional amendments as several states vote on ballot measures

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How to vote in the Austin area this election: See locations, hours

Travis County officials say 13 percent of registered voters cast a ballot during the two-week early voting period that ended Friday.

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Texas election results 2025: State propositions

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It's Election Day in Texas. Here's what to watch.

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Harris County polling locations see 100,000 voters during first 7 hours of Election Day

The early voting turnout in Harris County was about 8%, with more than 212,000 voters casting ballots between Oct. 20-31.

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Where to vote in El Paso County in 2025 Texas constitutional amendments, local elections

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Election Day 2025: How to find your polling place, who’s on the ballot in North Carolina

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OK Sen. Markwayne Mullin says shutdown could end after Election Day 2025. Here’s why.

Though lawmakers have said in recent days that bipartisan negotiations are gaining steam, no deal has emerged yet to reopen the federal government.

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OTA makes controversial vote as fight over ACCESS OK continues

The fight over the ACCESS Oklahoma Turnpike project continues. On Tuesday morning, the board took a controversial vote of approval in the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority (OTA) meeting that took a step in the legal process of acquiring property needed to move the project forward.

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Olentangy schools appears to OK $235M bond levy to build new schools passes by wide margin

Olentangy Schools voters approved a $235 million bond issue the district said is needed to manage rapid growth by building new schools.