Texas voters face a critical decision on October 27th: Proposition Four, a constitutional amendment allocating $1 billion annually for 20 years to bolster the state's water infrastructure. With North Texas's booming population straining water resources, the proposition promises new pipes, treatment plants, and drought resilience. While proponents tout benefits for rural areas and essential upgrades, critics raise concerns about financial oversight and environmental impact. The vote will determine how Texas tackles growing water demands and secures its future.

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