Voters in Travis County will decide on two propositions totaling $500 million. KVUE's Matt Fernandez breaks down Prop A and Prop B.
AUSTIN, Texas — Early voting kicked off on Monday, Oct. 23, in the November election as Central Texans decide on 14 state propositions and local ballot propositions.
As of Tuesday, Oct. 24, around 0.5% of eligible Travis County voters have cast their ballot during the early voting period so far. TheOut of those, 1,208 mail-in ballots were counted. Two limited ballots had been counted.Related ArticlesCentral Texans are casting ballots to decide on Texas constitutional amendments, as well as local propositions and more, depending on where you live.
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