Will voters approve the Socorro and Tornillo ISD tax ratification proposals? Which of the 17 proposed state constitutional amendments will be approved – or rejected – by voters across Texas?
On Tuesday, Nov. 4, El Paso voters will cast ballots in the 2025 uniform election to have their say on the state propositions.
Those who live in the Socorro or Tornillo school district boundaries will decide whether the districts can increase the property tax rate above what’s allowed by law – which would be mostly offset under the state’s proposal to increase the homestead exemption on school taxes.
VOTING PLAN: What to know before heading to the polls Tuesday, Nov. 4
And, voters in the Town of Clint, City of Socorro and Village of Vinton will decide who will fill open seats on their respective local councils.
Polls are open until 7 p.m. and El Pasoans can cast their ballot at any of the county’s Election Day polling sites.
VOTER GUIDE: SISD, Tornillo ISD tax rates, state propositions on Nov. 4, 2025, election ballot
Election results will be posted at El Paso Matters starting at 7 p.m. MT. Check back often as Election Day votes are counted.
Continue below for live results from the El Paso County Elections Department.
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