By allowing voters to make decisions on changes to the state constitution, Texas lets voters

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Allowing voters to make decisions on changes to the state constitution gives them the power to alter public policy within the state. This includes issues such as taxes, education, and criminal justice. It does not necessarily give them the power to remove individuals from office, authorize cities to borrow money, or decide which components of federal law will be integrated into state law, as these are separate powers held by different branches of government.

By Allowing Voters to Make Decisions on Changes to the State