TEXAS, USA — In addition to 14 state propositions, some Central Texans also had local propositions and races to weigh in on for the Nov. 7 election.
Here’s a breakdown of the results for some local propositions and races.
Travis County Props A and B
Voters in Travis County had the opportunity to vote for or against two county propositions.
Voters approved Proposition A, which issues more than $233 million to construct, maintain, and operate roads, including installing bike lanes, sidewalks and shared use paths.
Here's how Prop A appeared on the ballot:
"The issuance of $233,060,000 of road bonds for the purpose of the construction, maintenance, and operation of macadamized, graveled, or paved roads and turnpikes, or in aid thereof, including acquiring land and rights of-way therefor, road drainage, bike lanes, sidewalks, and shared use paths, and replacement and improvement of road bridges and culverts, and the levying of the tax in payment thereof."
Voters also chose to overwhelming approve Proposition B, which issues more than $276 million to construct and improve county parks.
Here's how Prop B appeared on the ballot:
"The issuance of $276,440,000 of bonds for the purposes of constructing and improving county parks and the acquisition of land and interests in land in connection therewith, including the acquisition of open space park land, and the acquisition of conservation easements for authorized purposes in connection with or for the benefit of county parks, and the levying of the tax in payment thereof."
Williamson County Props A and B
Voters in Williamson County also had the opportunity to vote for or against two county propositions.
Voters approved Proposition A, which issues $825 million of bonds for roads.
Here's how Prop A appeared on the ballot:
"The issuance of $825,000,000 of bonds for roads and the levy of taxes sufficient to pay principal of and interest on the bonds."
Voters also approved Proposition B, which issues $59 million for parks and recreational purposes.
Here's how Prop B appeared on the ballot:
"The issuance of $59,000,000 of bonds for park and recreational purposes and the levy of taxes sufficient to pay principal of and interest on the bonds."
Kyle and Lago Vista mayors
Kyle residents weighed in on who should be their next mayor, and appear ready to re-elect incumbent Travis Mitchell as of Tuesday night.
Meanwhile, Lago Vista residents also weighed in on who should be their next mayor. Early results showed incumbent Edward “Ed” Tidwell trailing Kevin Sullivan late Tuesday night.
For more election results, including local city and school district props, head to KVUE.com/elections.