Texas HB67 amends election requirements for issuing general obligation bonds and increasing ad valorem tax rates.
Texas HB67 amends the Election Code to require a supermajority vote for political subdivisions to issue general obligation bonds. It also modifies the notice requirements for elections on tax rate increases. If a proposed tax rate exceeds the no-new-revenue tax rate and the voter-approval tax rate, the taxing unit must hold an election. If at least two-thirds of the voters approve the tax rate, it becomes effective.
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