Constitutional amendments search results
17 amendment(s) found [ Election date: November 2, 1999 ]
| Session | Bill | Prop. | Topic | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 76th R.S. | HJR 44 | 1 | The constitutional amendment to revise the provisions for the filling of a vacancy in the office of governor or lieutenant governor. | Adopted |
| 76th R.S. | SJR 12 | 2 | The constitutional amendment relating to the making of advances under a reverse mortgage and payment of a reverse mortgage. | Adopted |
| 76th R.S. | HJR 62 | 3 | The constitutional amendment to eliminate duplicative, executed, obsolete, archaic, and ineffective provisions of the Texas Constitution. | Adopted |
| 76th R.S. | HJR 4 | 4 | The constitutional amendment to authorize the legislature to exempt property owned by institutions engaged primarily in public charitable functions from ad valorem taxation. | Adopted |
| 76th R.S. | SJR 26 | 5 | The constitutional amendment allowing state employees to receive compensation for serving as a member of a governing body of a school district, city, town or other local governmental district. | Defeated |
| 76th R.S. | SJR 22 | 6 | The constitutional amendment increasing the maximum size of an urban homestead to 10 acres, prescribing permissible uses of urban homesteads, and preventing the overburdening of a homestead. | Adopted |
| 76th R.S. | HJR 16 | 7 | The constitutional amendment authorizing garnishment of wages for the enforcement of court-ordered spousal maintenance. | Adopted |
| 76th R.S. | HJR 95 | 8 | The constitutional amendment to provide that the adjutant general serves at the pleasure of the governor. | Defeated |
| 76th R.S. | SJR 10 | 9 | The constitutional amendment authorizing the legislature to create a judicial compensation commission. | Defeated |
| 76th R.S. | HJR 74 | 10 | The constitutional amendment to provide that the commissioner of health and human services serves at the pleasure of the governor. | Defeated |
| 76th R.S. | HJR 69 | 11 | The constitutional amendment permitting a political subdivision to purchase nonassessable property and casualty insurance from an authorized mutual insurance company in the same manner that the political subdivision purchases life, health, and accident insurance. | Adopted |
| 76th R.S. | SJR 21 | 12 | The constitutional amendment to authorize the legislature to exempt from ad valorem taxation leased motor vehicles not held by the lessee primarily to produce income. | Adopted |
| 76th R.S. | SJR 16 | 13 | The constitutional amendment providing for the issuance of $400 million in general obligation bonds to finance educational loans to students. | Adopted |
| 76th R.S. | HJR 29 | 14 | The constitutional amendment authorizing the legislature to provide that a state board, commission, or other agency shall be governed by a board composed of an odd number of three or more members. | Adopted |
| 76th R.S. | HJR 36 | 15 | The constitutional amendment permitting spouses to agree to convert separate property to community property. | Adopted |
| 76th R.S. | HJR 71 | 16 | The constitutional amendment to provide that certain counties shall be divided into a specific number of precincts. | Adopted |
| 76th R.S. | HJR 58 | 17 | The constitutional amendment relating to the investment of the permanent university fund and the distribution from the permanent university fund to the available university fund. | Adopted |
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