Proposed Constitutional Amendments November 8, 2005
	Precincts	Early	1	2	3	4	6	11	13	14	15	16	17	18	21	29	7,12,20,23,27	10, 22, 26	5, 19, 28, 35, 36	8, 9, 25, 32, 33, 34	24, 30, 31	Totals	Resolution
Prop 1	The constitutional amendment creating the Texas rail relocation and improvement fund and authorizing grants of money and issuance of obligations for financing the relocation, rehabilitation, and expansion of rail facilities.
	For	427	52	46	151	42	50	70	37	49	42	22	56	67	149	18	365	341	288	241	129	2642	2677	35
	Against	542	62	71	141	58	65	45	30	53	41	37	47	38	170	25	337	283	251	356	135	2787	2834	47
Prop 2	The constitutional amendment providing that marriage in this state consists only of the union of one man and one woman and prohibiting this state or a political subdivision of this state from creating or recognizing any legal status identical or similar to marriage.
	For	962	103	133	308	94	113	101	69	91	71	57	102	92	329	44	701	613	531	611	269	5394	5476	82
	Against	85	17	6	8	9	11	18	7	14	18	5	10	24	15	4	70	67	63	36	25	512	516	4
Prop 3	The constitutional amendment clarifying that certain economic development programs do not constitute a debt.
	For	499	59	65	153	51	55	71	39	46	43	25	51	60	178	29	367	354	271	283	146	2845	2890	45
	Against	442	53	41	130	44	53	38	29	49	38	34	48	44	125	11	317	241	247	297	102	2383	2413	30
Prop 4	The constitutional amendment authorizing the denial of bail to a criminal defendant who violates a condition of the defendant's release pending trial.
	For	908	106	113	282	90	108	94	67	86	73	52	94	83	293	41	633	587	522	555	243	5030	5096	66
	Against	97	12	12	18	10	8	20	5	14	12	7	9	20	27	2	87	69	46	62	33	570	580	10
Prop 5	The constitutional amendment allowing the legislature to define rates of interest for commercial loans.
	For	421	55	45	133	36	45	55	36	47	32	17	36	49	137	20	307	279	235	207	101	2293	2327	34
	Against	538	57	64	155	60	67	58	32	51	48	41	62	54	174	20	386	327	284	381	161	3020	3064	44
Prop 6	The constitutional amendment to include one additional public member and a constitutional county court judge in the membership of the State Commission on Judicial Conduct.
	For	606	60	70	180	61	69	72	49	62	53	38	50	65	185	25	409	415	347	314	153	3283	3339	56
	Against	345	52	41	109	38	42	37	19	32	31	21	41	34	119	16	277	199	180	266	89	1988	2015	27
Prop 7	The constitutional amendment authorizing line-of-credit advances under a reverse mortgage.
	For	488	60	49	156	44	60	71	49	50	41	21	53	62	187	24	382	364	319	265	150	2895	2941	46
	Against	447	51	58	128	53	47	39	20	46	38	26	49	41	121	16	307	254	211	310	109	2371	2414	43
Prop 8	The constitutional amendment providing for the clearing of land titles by relinquishing and releasing any state claim to sovereign ownership or title to interest in certain land in Upshur County and in Smith County.
	For	586	69	55	210	59	67	64	46	57	39	34	53	53	164	22	372	364	326	310	139	3089	3136	47
	Against	305	38	45	56	34	39	34	21	35	39	20	42	45	122	15	267	204	171	245	93	1870	1896	26
Prop 9	The constitutional amendment authorizing the legislature to provide for a six-year term for a board member of a regional mobility authority.
	For	401	45	43	135	33	50	53	32	39	33	18	46	44	115	14	269	285	260	199	110	2224	2266	42
	Against	541	68	64	152	65	63	57	34	56	47	40	54	58	188	25	402	306	255	377	138	2990	3028	38