The proposal would require the Texas Education Agency to publish information on tax increases caused by new school bond projects across the state.

The proposal would require the Texas Education Agency to publish information on tax increases caused by new school bond projects across the state.
If approved by voters, the package would increase the homestead exemption to $140,000 for most homeowners.
The cost estimates for the project soared from $12 billion to over $40 billion.
Although Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick said he has found Speaker Dustin Burrows easy to agree with, he insisted that “now’s the time to get into action.”
The audit has discovered city credit card misuse, broken procurement processes, and inefficient government departments.
Senators voted unanimously to send the measure to the House.
Gov. Greg Abbott said that Texas is set to become the financial capital of the United States.
The proposed relief would be split between a homestead exemption increase and school district tax rate compression.
Although the number of property-taxing units is rising, school districts still impose the largest property tax burden.
State agencies have given $6.7 million to various news media operations, including hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars to left-leaning entities like the Texas Tribune and Quorum Report.