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Voters in line in Austin.

Local property tax hikes faced an uphill battle this November, election results show

By Hannah Norton

This year, voters in communities across Texas were skeptical of local property tax hikes and supportive of larger tax breaks for homeowners and businesses, results from the Nov. 4 election show.

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Voters reject Hays CISD tax rate proposition
Buda residents were asked to select a candidate for council single-member District C and to decide on eight amendments to the city charter. (Community Impact staff)
Buda Council Single-Member District C headed to ...
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Kyle Mayor and Council District 1 head ...
Some San Marcos voters spent Nov. 4 at the Hays County Election Center to decide two City Council races and proposed charter amendments. (Amira Van Leeuwen/Community Impact)
San Marcos election results posted for City Council, charter amendments
The Texas Capitol as seen through a skylight in the Capitol Extension.
Property taxes, bail rules, water funding: Texas voters approve all 17 constitutional amendments
Voters line up in Austin.
What Texans should know before heading to the polls Nov. 4
Located at 405 E Loop St., Buda City Hall and Library is one of the polling locations where residents will be able to cast their vote. (Community Impact staff)
Read about Buda's 8 propositions
Voters can cast ballots at the Hays County Elections Center, 120 Stagecoach Trail in San Marcos, among many other polling locations. (Community Impact staff)
Hays County election guide: What to expect, new polling places and more
Voters waiting in line at Cibolo Fire Station No. 2.
Early voting begins Oct. 20: What to know before heading to the polls
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Hays County removes, relocates polling locations ahead of early voting
Voters lined up in Travis County.
Texans have through Oct. 6 to register to vote in the Nov. 4 election
Pictured are Yvonne R. Flores-Cale, Robert Rizo, Andrea Villescaz and Donny Wills.
Q&A: Meet the Kyle Mayor candidates
The view of the Texas Capitol dome from inside the capitol basement.
What to know about the 17 state propositions on the Nov. 4 ballot