VOTER GUIDES
November 4, 2025 Election
Early Voting Begins October 20
In this election, voters across Texas will have the opportunity to approve or reject 17 proposed amendments to the state Constitution covering issues ranging from property tax exemptions to bail reform.
Some cities will also be electing mayors, city council members, school board trustees, or holding special elections or bond elections.
Visit our Upcoming Elections page for voting locations and times, instructions for accessing your personal sample ballot, and more.
Voter Guides & Analysis
Resources From Montgomery County Eagle Forum
✔️At our September 2025 meeting, Mark Ramsey provided a fantastic explanation of the 17 amendments to the Texas Constitution that will be on the ballot in November. Click here to watch the video and share with your friends!
Mark Ramsey’s presentation & voter recommendations
✔️In the video from our September meeting, Kristen Plaisance explained that once amendments are passed, they’re almost impossible to reverse, so we need to be educated voters.
Kristen Plaisance’s handout with analysis & voter recommendations
Resources From Texas Eagle Forum
✔️The Texas Constitution contains spending caps. One way for legislators to get around these spending caps is to offer amendments to the Constitution. This allows them to still get the programs they want without having to stay within budget caps. Instead of changing our Constitution, we want lawmakers to cut waste and spending in areas not appropriate to the duty of government to make room for spending on the most important issues we face.