League of Women Voters of Texas Releases 2025 Voters Guide for Constitutional Amendments

The guide presents each proposed amendment in straightforward terms, outlining both supporting and opposing viewpoints to help voters make well-informed choices. The ballot topics cover a wide spectrum, including funding for technical colleges, bail policies, tax-related measures, dementia research, judicial oversight, and voting rights based on citizenship.

Gary Emmert
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Following the close of the Texas Legislative session, the League of Women Voters of Texas has released its 2025 Constitutional Amendment Election Voters Guide. The guide is now available at LWVTexas.org and VOTE411.org, offering nonpartisan, accessible information to help Texans understand the seventeen proposed amendments on the upcoming ballot.

The guide explains each proposition in clear language and includes arguments both for and against, allowing voters to make informed decisions. Topics range from capital funding for technical colleges and denial of bail to tax exemptions, dementia research, judicial conduct, and citizenship-based voting.

Pictured: Sophie Boston, Administrative Assistant for the League of Women Voters of Texas, answering phone calls about the Voters Guide and proposed amendments explainer videos at their office in downtown Austin.

To meet the needs of diverse communities, the League is offering the guide in multiple formats:

  • A printable PDF version in English, Spanish, Vietnamese, and Chinese at LWVTexas.org
  • An interactive version in English and Spanish at VOTE411.org, which also includes polling details and local ballot information
  • A series of short explainer videos available at bit.ly/lwvtx-ca2025videos and LWVTexas.org
  • Printed copies distributed statewide to libraries, food banks, and civic organizations

Joyce LeBombard, president of the League of Women Voters of Texas, emphasized the organization’s ongoing commitment:

“The League embraces its mission of ‘Empowering Voters. Defending Democracy.’ by giving Texan voters the knowledge they need to vote with confidence. We encourage voters to become informed and decide for themselves.”

LeBombard also encouraged widespread sharing of the League’s resources:

“For over 100 years, we have provided unbiased, understandable information about elections. Please share the League’s website and VOTE411.org with friends and family so that ALL Texas voters can be INFORMED voters.”

The League continues to register voters and provide educational outreach across the state, ensuring that Texans have access to trusted, nonpartisan election information ahead of the November vote.

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