Texans are voting in a statewide constitutional amendment election on November 4, 2025. In addition, there are local and congressional races on the ballot in some areas. Here’s a concise snapshot of what’s on the Texas ballot and where to find details:

• Statewide constitutional amendments: 17 propositions are on the ballot. These cover a range of topics from parental rights and voter eligibility to water infrastructure and judicial oversight, among others. Each proposition is a proposed amendment to the Texas Constitution and requires voter approval to pass. For the exact text and summary of each proposition, you can consult the Texas Secretary of State’s ballot language and explanatory statements, which list each proposition and its purpose. [statewide ballot context present in official materials]

• Specific propositions of interest widely discussed include:
  • Proposition 15: Aims to reaffirm that parents are the primary decision-makers for their children. [ballot language context]

* Proposition 16: Proposes that only United States citizens may vote in Texas elections. [ballot language context]

* Propositions addressing water infrastructure funding, bail considerations for certain felonies, and changes to the State Commission on Judicial Conduct, among others. Details are itemized in the official ballot language. [statewide measures overview]

• Local and congressional contests: In some counties and districts, there are local measures and a special election for Congress due to vacancies. For example, Texas cities may have their own ballot questions separate from the constitutional amendments. Local election offices publish which measures apply to their jurisdiction. [local election notices]

• How to check your ballot and polling details: The official state portal and your local election office provide personalized ballot information, polling locations, and sample ballots. You can also review nonpartisan voter guides for explanations of each measure. [VoteTexas.gov overview]

What to do next

• If you want a precise list of all 17 propositions and their exact language, I can pull the official summaries or ballot texts for each proposition and summarize them individually.
• If you’d like, I can also help you locate your exact polling place and hours, or provide neutral explanations of each measure to help with an informed vote.