Your Guide To Prop Q

Your Guide To Prop Q

Prop Q
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Summary

Election Day is November 4th and early voting lasts from October 20th to October 31st.

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Vote in the election! Love Prop Q? Hate Prop Q? This is your chance to make your voice be heard.

If you live in Austin, you’ll see Proposition Q on your ballot this year. It will impact everything from homelessness, to parks, to affordability… but it’s also kind of confusing! Keep scrolling for our complete guide. 

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You can find a sample ballot for this election here. 

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You can learn more about the city manager’s originally proposed budget (without a TRE) here. 

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If you’re a homeowner, you can visit TravisTaxes.com to find out exactly how much Prop Q would cost you in property taxes. 

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Quotes come from Mayor Watson’s newsletter and a press release from Council Member Fuentes’ office. 

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Quotes comes from Council Member Duchen’s email newsletter. 

 Illustrations by Alyssa Russell. 

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