Elections

Below are the final unoffical results received in Tuesday night's election.

Smith County
(all results are unofficial)

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Smith County Jail
Bond Election Proposition
The issuance of $125,000,000 tax bonds for the Smith County Jail/Justice project located in downtown Tyler

For
6,369

Against
14,131

Percent
31% - 69%

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Lindale ISD Special Tax Rollback Election

For
1,067

Against
1,554

Percent
41% - 59%

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Jacksonville ISD Bond Election
$19 million bond to build a new elementary school for up to 1,000 students.

For
1,191

Against
1,340

Percent
47% - 53%

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Alto ISD Bond Election
$6.3 million bond to improve facilities.

For
307

Against
157

Percent
66% - 34%

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Constitutional Amendment Election
Smith County Results

Prop 1 Appropriation for facilities at Angelo State University

For
9,968

Against
9,014

Percent
52.51% - 47.49%

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Prop 2 Issuance of $500 million in bonds to finance student loans

For
10,948

Against
8,636

Percent
55.90% - 44.10%

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Prop 3 Limiting appraised value of the residence homestead

For
12,021

Against
7,302

Percent
62.21% - 37.79%

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Prop 4 Issuance of up to $1 billion in bonds for construction projects

For
9,239

Against
10,221

Percent
47.48% - 52.52%

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Prop 5 Local election to limit municipal property taxes

For
11,503

Against
7,427

Percent
60.77% - 39.23%

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Prop 6 Exempt from ad valorem tax one motor vehicle owned by an individual

For
13,702

Against
5,855

Percent
70.06% - 29.94%

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Prop 7 Allow government entitites to sell property acquired by eminent domain

For
14,802

Against
4,737

Percent
75.76% - 24.24%

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Prop 8 Clarify provisions relating to a home equity loan

For
13,405

Against
5,707

Percent
70.14% - 29.86%

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Prop 9 Exempt totally disabled veterans from ad valorem taxation

For
15,518

Against
3,900

Percent
79.92% - 20.08%

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Prop 10 Abolish the office of inspector of hides and animals

For
14,447

Against
4,687

Percent
75.50% - 24.50%

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Prop 11 To provide for public access on the Internet of Legislative votes

For
15,360

Against
3,724

Percent
80.49% - 19.51%

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Prop 12 Issuance of bonds not to exceed $5 billion for highway improvement

For
10,992

Against
8,239

Percent
57.16% - 42.84%

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Prop 13 Deny bail to a person who violates certain orders or conditions

For
15,884

Against
3,760

Percent
80.86% - 19.14%

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Prop 14 Permit a justice or judge to serve the remainder term

For
13,219

Against
6,304

Percent
67.71% - 32.29%

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Prop 15 Creation of the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas

For
9,797

Against
9,823

Percent
49.93% - 50.07%

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Prop 16 Issuance of bonds for assistance to economically distressed areas

For
9,372

Against
10,008

Percent
48.36% - 51.64%

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