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| State Proposition 1 Angelo State University | | Candidate | Votes | Percent | Winner | | For | 675,485 | 66% |  | | Against | 343,741 | 34% |  |
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- 6675 out of 6686 - 99%
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| State Proposition 2 Fund Education Loans | | Candidate | Votes | Percent | Winner | | For | 698,353 | 66% | | | Against | 360,521 | 34% | |
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- 6675 out of 6686 - 99%
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| State Proposition 3 Homestead Appraisal | | Candidate | Votes | Percent | Winner | | For | 763,177 | 71% | | | Against | 304,380 | 29% | |
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- 6675 out of 6686 - 98%
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| State Proposition 4 State Maintenance Bonds | | Candidate | Votes | Percent | Winner | | For | 622,904 | 58% | | | Against | 447,452 | 42% | |
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- 6675 out of 6686 - 99%
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| State Proposition 5 Ad Valorem Tax Freeze | | Candidate | Votes | Percent | Winner | | For | 684,656 | 66% | | | Against | 352,682 | 34% | |
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- 6675 out of 6686 - 99%
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| State Proposition 6 One Vehicle Exemption | | Candidate | Votes | Percent | Winner | | For | 793,019 | 74% | | | Against | 283,088 | 26% | |
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- 6675 out of 6686 - 99%
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| State Proposition 7 Undoing Eminent Domain | | Candidate | Votes | Percent | Winner | | For | 860,381 | 80% | | | Against | 211,003 | 20% | |
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- 6675 out of 6686 - 99%
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| State Proposition 8 Home Equity Provisions | | Candidate | Votes | Percent | Winner | | For | 816,050 | 78% | | | Against | 236,184 | 22% | |
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- 6675 out of 6686 - 99%
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| State Proposition 9 Disabled Vets Home Exemption | | Candidate | Votes | Percent | Winner | | For | 1,474,365 | 91% | | | Against | 148,079 | 9% | |
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- 6675 out of 6668 - 99%
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| State Proposition 10 Hides/Animals Inspector | | Candidate | Votes | Percent | Winner | | For | 799,742 | 77% | | | Against | 244,937 | 23% | |
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- 6675 out of 6668 - 99%
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| State Proposition 11 Legislature Record Votes | | Candidate | Votes | Percent | Winner | | For | 885,964 | 85% | | | Against | 162,260 | 15% | |
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- 6675 out of 6668 - 99%
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| State Proposition 12 Transportation Bonds | | Candidate | Votes | Percent | Winner | | For | 664,756 | 63% | | | Against | 396,790 | 37% | |
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- 6675 out of 6668 - 99%
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| State Proposition 13 Bail Denial to Violators | | Candidate | Votes | Percent | Winner | | For | 907,904 | 84% | | | Against | 174,839 | 16% | |
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- 6675 out of 6668 - 99%
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| State Proposition 14 Extension of Service | | Candidate | Votes | Percent | Winner | | For | 807,177 | 75% | | | Against | 269,089 | 25% | |
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- 6675 out of 6668 - 99%
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| State Proposition 15 Establish Cancer Institute | | Candidate | Votes | Percent | Winner | | For | 667,940 | 61% | | | Against | 419,253 | 39% | |
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- 6675 out of 6668 - 99%
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| State Proposition 16 Distressed Area Assistance | | Candidate | Votes | Percent | Winner | | Against | 416,402 | 39% | | | For | 645,093 | 61% | |
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- 6675 out of 6668 - 99%
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