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Props D and E pass, changing how Austin elections work

Voting line at the Randall's on Gattis School Road in Williamson County Nov. 3, 2020 (KXAN Photo/Ed Zavala)

Austin voters pass Prop C, allowing city council to appoint, remove director of police oversight

Prop. A passes, requires arbitration between Austin firefighters’ union, City if there’s a dispute

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Hays County residents pass half of the bond package for public schools

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Both Prop. A and B pass for Jarrell ISD, issuing $113M in bonds

Library to reopen in Jarrell after more than a decade

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Georgetown’s Proposition A passes for new, continued transportation projects with $90M bond

Georgetown voters must decide on a $90 million mobility bond in the May 2021 election (KXAN Photo)

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8 propositions headed to Austin’s May ballot, including strong mayor, camping ban

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Thousands march to Texas Capitol in protest of GOP elections bills

Texas House calls for arrest of Democrats who left state Monday to block GOP elections bills

Texas Democrats’ historic walkout to block GOP elections bills receives national praise and condemnation

People hold signs near the Austin airport supporting Texas Democrats who decided to break quorum and leave the state July 12, 2021 (KXAN Photo/Todd Bynum)

Texans testifying on GOP voting bill faced a 17-hour wait to be heard by lawmakers in the dead of night

Some Texas Democrats ready to walk as GOP digs in on voting

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Beto O’Rourke, others testify against elections overhaul bills at Texas Capitol

Conservative high court upholds state voting restrictions