Elections

Voters will decide on a roughly $238 million school bond package, and elect members to several school boards and city councils.

The citywide proposition is a petition-driven response to the city's 2019 decision to largely stop ticketing folks experiencing homelessness.

This election season Austin voters have the chance to decide on eight issues, including the city’s homelessness policies, switching to a “strong-mayor” system of government and implementing ranked-choice voting.

There are eight City of Austin propositions on the May 1 election ballot. One addresses the structure of Austin's city government. Another asks residents to vote on ordinances that would affect people experiencing homelessness.

The Travis County Commissioners Court approved an $8 million contract for a slate of new voting machines that local officials have said are more secure…

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November’s election ballot is packed with lots of local items – from city council races to school bonds – but there are also seven proposals to amend the…

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