Election Results

November 2023 elections

State Representative District 2 (Majority required)

Brent Money (R)	8,937	32%
Jill Dutton (R)	7,115	25%
Heath Hyde (R)	6,054	22%
Kristen Washington (D)	3,147	11%
Doug Roszhart (R)	2,185	8%
Krista Schild (R)	713	3%

Texas Proposition 1

Protecting the right to engage in farming, ranching, timber production, horticulture, and wildlife management.

For	1,569,666	81%
Against	379,559	19%

99%

Texas Proposition 2

Authorize a local option exemption from ad valorem taxation by a county or municipality of all or part of the appraised value of real property used to operate a child-care facility.

For	1,227,384	65%
Against	672,096	35%

Texas Proposition 3

Prohibiting the imposition of an individual wealth or net worth tax, including a tax on the difference between the assets and liabilities of an individual or family.

For	1,318,019	70%
Against	565,616	30%

99%

Texas Proposition 4

Increase the homestead tax exemption to $100,000, limit the annual appraisal increase on non-homestead real property, to exclude appropriations made to increase state education funding from the state appropriations limit, and four-year terms for members of the governing body of an appraisal entity

For	1,637,422	85%
Against	297,480	15%

99%

Texas Proposition 5

Relating to the Texas University Fund, which provides funding to certain institutions of higher education to achieve national prominence as major research universities and drive the state economy.

For	1,217,562	64%
Against	697,196	36%

99%

Texas Proposition 6

Create the Texas water fund to assist in financing water projects in this state.

For	1,491,545	77%
Against	436,003	23%

99%

Texas Proposition 7

Provide for the creation of the Texas energy fund to support the construction, maintenance, modernization, and operation of electric generating facilities.

For	1,264,532	66%
Against	659,529	34%

99%

Texas Proposition 8

Create the broadband infrastructure fund to expand high-speed broadband access and assist in the financing of connectivity projects.

For	1,323,543	69%
Against	591,748	31%

99%

Texas Proposition 9

Authorizing the 88th Legislature to provide a cost-of-living adjustment to certain annuitants of the Teacher Retirement System of Texas.

For	1,630,201	84%
Against	318,595	16%

99%

Texas Proposition 10

To authorize the legislature to exempt from ad valorem taxation equipment or inventory held by a manufacturer of medical or biomedical products to protect the Texas healthcare network and strengthen our medical supply chain.

For	1,057,257	56%
Against	837,942	44%

99%

Texas Proposition 11

Authorize the legislature to permit conservation and reclamation districts in El Paso County to issue bonds supported by ad valorem taxes to fund the development and maintenance of parks and recreational facilities.

For	1,142,600	62%
Against	688,040	38%

99%

Texas Proposition 12

Providing for the abolition of the office of county treasurer in Galveston County.

For	938,988	54%
Against	806,282	46%

99%

Texas Proposition 13

To increase the mandatory age of retirement for state justices and judges.

Against	1,176,408	62%
For	723,318	38%

99%

Texas Proposition 14

Provide for the creation of the centennial parks conservation fund to be used for the creation and improvement of state parks.

For	1,453,281	76%
Against	461,870	24%

99%

Gregg County Proposition AGregg

$19 million bond election for new parking structure.

For	5,944	54%
Against	4,987	46%

Longview ISD Proposition AGregg

$291.894 million for school facilities.

Against	2,904	52%
For	2,696	48%

Longview ISD Proposition BGregg

$67.821 million for extracurricular facilities.

Against	3,006	54%
For	2,588	46%

Pine Tree Proposition AGregg

$55 million bond for school buildings.

For	1,483	59%
Against	1,031	41%

Karnack ISD Proposition AHarrison

$36.575 million for school buses and student transportation vehicles.

For	195	60%
Against	129	40%

City of Brownsboro Proposition AHenderson

Legal sale of all alcoholic beverages for off-premise consumption only

For	59	52%
Against	54	48%

Como-Pickton ISD Proposition AHopkins

$29.58 million for construction of school buildings

For	2	67%
Against	1	33%

City of Nacogdoches Proposition ANacogdoches

$7.3 million for airport facilities

For	1,784	64%
Against	1,003	36%

City of Nacogdoches Proposition BNacogdoches

$16.73 million for three new fire stations

For	1,777	64%
Against	1,020	36%

100%

City of Nacogdoches Proposition CNacogdoches

$5.9 million for storm drainage

For	2,435	87%
Against	364	13%

City of Nacogdoches Proposition DNacogdoches

$425,000 for city Sunset Cemetery facilities

For	1,534	55%
Against	1,230	45%

City of Nacogdoches Proposition ENacogdoches

$2.2 million for parks and recreation facilities

For	1,803	65%
Against	980	35%

City of Nacogdoches Proposition FNacogdoches

$10 million for street improvements

For	2,424	87%
Against	370	13%

City of Nacogdoches Proposition GNacogdoches

$1.435 million for sidewalk improvements

For	2,047	73%
Against	742	27%

Chapel Hill ISD (Titus County) Proposition ATitus

$9.3 million for contruction and improvements of school buildings

Against	340	50%
For	334	50%

Canton ISD Proposition AVan Zandt

$102.625 million for school facilities.

For	1,331	55%
Against	1,074	45%

Canton ISD Proposition BVan Zandt

$12.075 million for multi-purpose activity center

For	1,251	52%
Against	1,146	48%

City of Palestine District 3Anderson

James Smith	114	62%
Janice Hall	36	20%
Consandra Kay McMorris Caston	26	14%
Tabitha Roberts Enge	7	4%

Cass County Assistance District Proposition ACass

Creation of Assisitance District No. 1 with sales tax of 1.75 percent.

Against	1,596	65%
For	868	35%

Linden-Kildare ISD Place 1Cass

Kenneth Rodney Hamilton	0	0%
Rebecca Ann Hilburn	0	0%

Linden-Kildare ISD Place 2Cass

Leslie A. Fox	0	0%
Jarred Michael Lemmon	0	0%
Mitchell Brandon Minson	0	0%

City of Atlanta Proposition ACass

Reallocation of taxes to provide revenue for the general fund.

For	378	77%
Against	113	23%

City of Queen City Proposition ACass

Reauthorization to continue providing revenue for maintenance and repair of municipal streets.

For	100	75%
Against	34	25%

City of New Summerfield Proposition ACherokee

Adoption of sales and use tax

For	23	77%
Against	7	23%

Longview ISD District 5 (majority required)Gregg

Lateefah Pruitt	225	75%
Chandalyn Jenkins	54	18%
Victoria Gonzales	23	8%

Gregg County ESD No. 1 Proposition AGregg

Adoption of sales tax

For	430	59%
Against	299	41%

Gun Barrel City MayorHenderson

Brian Crull	390	58%
Debbie DeLeon	282	42%

Gun Barrel City Proposition AHenderson

Loan agreement not to exceed $500,000 for economic development purposes

For repeal	383	56%
Against repeal	305	44%

City of Seven Points Proposition AHenderson

Reallocating tax for maintenance of municipal streets

For	77	84%
Against	15	16%

City of Tool City CouncilHenderson

Michael Fladmark	188	43%
Vera Bennett	175	40%
Tommy Lawhon	70	16%

Open Seats: 2

City of Tool Proposition AHenderson

Adoption of sales tax

For	186	53%
Against	164	47%

City of Trinidad City CouncilHenderson

Kelli Stanfield	39	30%
Marie Bannister	37	28%
Kay Wiggins Hernandez	27	21%
Floyd DeWitt Loven	27	21%

Open Seats: 2

Henderson County ESD No. 3 Proposition AHenderson

Sales tax for the purposes of firefighting and emergency medical services

For	250	71%
Against	102	29%

Henderson County ESD No. 8 Proposition AHenderson

For	731	67%
Against	359	33%

Nacogdoches County Hospital District Precinct 1Nacogdoches

John Sparks	941	73%
Fred W. Groover	347	27%

Nacogdoches County Hospital District Precinct 3Nacogdoches

David Schaefer	693	51%
Jim Blackburn	656	49%

Big Sandy ISD Proposition APolk

$13 million bond for upgrading school facilities.

For	171	51%
Against	165	49%

Rains County Proposition ARains

Creation of Assistance District No. 1

Against	1,219	57%
For	905	43%

Rains ISD Proposition ARains

Ratifying the ad valorem tax rate

Against	1,150	55%
For	939	45%

City of Point mayorRains

Dustin P Briggs	63	76%
Joseph "Joe" Sterner	13	16%
James G Mackay	7	8%

City of Point Place 2Rains

Ray G Lacy	45	60%
Ronald "Mike" Marotta	30	40%

City of Overton MayorRusk

Curtis Gilbert	183	76%
Richard "Bubba" Howell	59	24%

Henderson ISD trusteeRusk

Loy Dorsey	1,514	30%
Shannon B. Coats	1,289	25%
Rachelle Thrasher	1,148	22%
Vickie Murillo	401	8%
Dee Lee Conway Smith	322	6%
Rand Cates	256	5%
Lance McNew	192	4%

Open Seats: 2

Rusk County ESD No. 1Rusk

Adoption of local sales tax

For	2,083	54%
Against	1,807	46%

Lindale ISD Proposition ASmith

Ad valorem tax rate

For	2,825	72%
Against	1,113	28%

City of Whitehouse Proposition ASmith

Sales tax reallocation

For	555	69%
Against	245	31%

Whitehouse ISD Proposition ASmith

Ad valorem tax

For	2,389	78%
Against	673	22%

New Diana ISD Proposition AUpshur

Ad valorem tax rate

For	763	70%
Against	324	30%

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