Join the Conversation That Shapes Our City
Get a clear, plain-English overview of the 17 Texas constitutional amendments on the upcoming ballot. Representative Reynolds and Senator Miles will explain what each measure does and discuss potential impacts on residents, business owners, and local communities.
Plus: voter education presented by the Center for Civic & Public Policy.
We’ll close with a live audience Q&A.
What you’ll learn
- What each proposition would do (in plain English)
- How measures could affect Texans, small businesses, and local communities
- Key dates, options, and how to be ballot-ready (voter education segment)
Election Timeline (Texas)
- Voter registration deadline: Oct 6
- Early voting: Oct 20–31
- Election Day: Nov 4
- Vote-by-mail application due (received by county): Oct 24
Verify details at the official state site: VoteTexas.gov.
At-a-glance: What’s on the ballot?
- Tax relief measures for: homeowners; businesses; elderly & disabled homeowners; spouses of veterans; homeowners with fire-destroyed homes; property owners with border-security infrastructure; sellers of animal feed.
- No new state taxes on: personal/business capital gains; securities transactions/industry workers; inheritances.
- Funding proposals for: water infrastructure; Texas State Technical College; dementia research.
- Governance & rights changes: bail limits in certain cases; parental-rights language; voter-citizenship clarity; State Commission on Judicial Conduct overhaul.
Hosted by the Missouri City Chamber Education Foundation & Political Action Committee (PAC)
This is a nonpartisan, educational event. No endorsements will be made.
For more information:
📞 346-306-3300
📧 events@missouricitychambers.com
www.missouricitychambers.com/events
