Texans could change their state constitution with these 14 propositions

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : "Prop 9 involves a specific fund described in the state constitution that requires voter approval before it is officially transferred.
52% : Proposition 11 is on the ballot because the state constitution has to be amended any time there is a change in funding.
51% : "This amendment would increase the mandatory age of retirement for state justices and judges by four years, from 75 to 79.
49% : "Even if Republicans don't continue to win elections in the ways they have been, this would allow them to cement their philosophy into state government for a very long time," he said.
47% : "However, what happens years from now if this is not the case?"Proposition 13: "The constitutional amendment to increase the mandatory age of retirement for state justices and judges.
44% : "So [Proposition 4] is the legislature trying to respond to concerns that people have about the amount of taxation that they have at the local level.
43% : "That's about trying to build up the education system for Texas so that it rivals kind of the coastal universities, whether we're talking about California or another state.
40% : But it would also mean school districts and municipalities would lose out on taxation from medical and biomedical goods, Boyea said.

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