As you probably know, we have a Texas constitutional amendment election coming up on November 7. Turnout for these elections is usually pretty low, and no wonder. Most of the propositions usually don’t affect us directly, and even if they do, their wording is often technical and hard to understand.
On this ballot, however, propositions 2, 3 and 4 involve taxes, and could have a significant…
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