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Money – Dutton To Meet in Texas House District 2 Runoff Election – EastTexasRadio.com - Vimarsana News

Money – Dutton To Meet in Texas House District 2 Runoff Election – EastTexasRadio.com

Brent Money and Jill Dutton have a runoff for the District 2 Representative in the state legislature. Money led with 32% of the vote, while Dutton came in second with 25%. They still need to set a date for the runoff. Money is a Greenville attorney, and Dutton is the former president of the Republic

Dutton, Money head to runoff in battle for House District 2 in Texas – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth - Vimarsana News

Dutton, Money head to runoff in battle for House District 2 in Texas – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

Republicans Brent Money and Jill Dutton will continue to run for the seat in a runoff election likely scheduled in December by Governor Abbott.

Source: nbcdfw.com
Texas voters approve all but one constitutional amendment - Vimarsana News

Texas voters approve all but one constitutional amendment

(The Center Square) – Texas voters approved all but one of the 14 constitutional amendments on the ballot, according to unofficial results posted by the Secretary of State’s Office.

Tuesday Local Election Results - Vimarsana News

Tuesday Local Election Results

Tuesday was Election Day in Texas, featuring 14 proposed amendments to the state constitution. Voters passed all the proposed amendments by healthy margins except for Proposition 13. It would have increased the mandatory retirement age for state justices and judges. Proposition 4, which increased th

One Proposition Fails Tuesday, But Voters Overwhelmingly Embrace Property Tax Break - Vimarsana News

One Proposition Fails Tuesday, But Voters Overwhelmingly Embrace Property Tax Break

A constitutional amendment that will lower school district property tax rates was approved by more than 80 percent of voters. Here's why that worries some education advocates.