Bexar County voters are deciding on two key ballot propositions that could change local governance and funding. It’s worth checking the details now so you aren't caught off guard when you get to the voting booth.
At a glance
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These measures will directly influence how your tax dollars are allocated and could shift the city's long-term budget priorities.
Local residents who want more direct control over how the city manages its budget and policy decisions.
Taxpayers who are concerned about potential administrative bloat or the diversion of funds from existing essential services.
San Antonio says yes to Prop A and Prop B. Here are the results. MySA
Voter Guide: What to know about Bexar Co Props A & B, TX constitutional amendments, school funding elections & more... Texas Public Radio | TPR
What are Prop A and Prop B on Bexar County's Nov. 4 ballot? San Antonio Report
Why ‘THIS IS A TAX INCREASE’ sub-headline is included on Props A & B on the Nov. 4 ballot in Bexar County KSAT
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