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How Are You Voting On The Admendments? - Vimarsana News

How Are You Voting On The Admendments?

Explanatory Statements for November 7, 2023, Constitutional Amendment Election  Proposition Number 1 (HJR 126) HJR 126 proposes a constitutional amendment to protect a person's right to engage in generally accepted farm, ranch, timber production, horticulture, or wildlife management practices on re

Texas Legislature passes record $18 billion property tax relief package – Houston Public Media - Vimarsana News

Texas Legislature passes record $18 billion property tax relief package – Houston Public Media

The House passed Senate Bills 2 and 3, providing property tax relief for homeowners and business properties and franchise tax relief for small business owners. The property tax cut, which must be approved by voters in November, would be the largest in Texas history.

With second special session underway, Texas lawmakers offer opening property tax cut proposals - Vimarsana News

With second special session underway, Texas lawmakers offer opening property tax cut proposals

In the opening hours of a new special legislative session, Texas lawmakers quickly made their opening pitches Wednesday to break a longstanding impasse over how to cut Texans’ property taxes

The U.N. and Disarmament: The Second Special Session - Vimarsana News

The U.N. and Disarmament: The Second Special Session

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Texas schools still required to teach works of Martin Luther King Jr. - Vimarsana News

Texas schools still required to teach works of Martin Luther King Jr.

The requirement to teach the 'I Have a Dream' Speech was dropped from legislation, but the requirement still exists in state administrative code.