Election results: How Texans and El Pasoans voted on 14 proposed state constitutional amendments

by El Paso Matters Staff November 7, 2023November 8, 2023

Parkland High School was the site of one of more than 100 vote centers used in El Paso for Tuesday's election on 14 state constitutional amendments. (Priscilla Totiyapungrasert/El Paso Matters)

Texas voters were deciding 14 constitutional amendments on Tuesday, including ones that could lower property taxes, increase retirement pay for some teachers, and allow municipal utility districts in El Paso to issue voter-approved bonds for parks.

Election results: How Texans and El Pasoans voted on 14 proposed state constitutional amendments

Click on “2023 November 7th Constitutional Amendments” for statewide results and refresh as needed.

Here are the unofficial final results for El Paso County.

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