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HB 828 — The authority of a political subdivision to propose

This bill covers the authority of a political subdivision to propose for voter approval the issuance of general obligation bonds for a purpose rejected by voters at a bond election held during the preceding five years.

By LeRoy Nellis — Tracked from public agency records

This bill covers the authority of a political subdivision to propose for voter approval the issuance of general obligation bonds for a purpose rejected by voters at a bond election held during the preceding five years.

Author: Harrison. Filed: 11/09/2026 (H Filed). Caption: “Relating to the authority of a political subdivision to propose for voter approval the issuance of general obligation bonds for a purpose rejected by voters at a bond election held during the preceding five years.”

Subjects: Uncategorized (subjects pending). Council document: see the Legislature history page.

Full bill text (Introduced)

Official text from the Texas Legislature. Bill history for HB 828 · Bill text (HTML).

Sources: Texas Legislature, Today's Filed Bills in the House (11/09/2026), HB 828; 90th Legislature BillLookup history and Introduced bill text.

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