Precinct	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20	21	22	23	24	25	26	27	28	29	30	31	32	33	34	35
Joint Special Election November 8, 2005		Polling Place	Hopkins Academy	Courthouse	Trinity Episcopal	Patti Welder Middle	Juan Linn Magnet	Crain Middle	O'Connor Magnet	Shields Elementary	Chandler Elementary	Memorial HS, Sr. Campus	Prct 4 Port Bldg	Placedo Fire Dept	Bloomington Fire Dept	Guadalupe Elementary	McFaddin School Bldg	Kemper City Comm Ctr	Howell Middle	Aloe Elementary	Smith Elementary	Wilson Residence	Vickers Elementary	Mission Valley Fire Dept	Prct 2 Service Ctr	Memory Gardens	Rowland Elementary	Telferner Methodist Church	Inez Elementary	Wm Wood Elementary	DeLeon Elementary	Our Saviour's Lutheran Church	Diebel Residence	VISD Administration	Holy Family Catholic Church	Dudley Magnet	FW Gross Montessori	Early Voting	GRAND TOTALS
		Votes Cast	57	135	173	98	94	152	173	178	340	310	47	69	172	197	18	56	106	328	287	134	664	300	240	200	437	142	228	98	502	109	126	92	535	70	35	3776	10,678
		Registered Voters	741	1,003	1,301	1,659	1,892	962	2,233	2,551	2,062	2,601	321	698	1,565	1,305	113	416	1,416	2,672	2,149	1,227	3,294	1,437	1,454	1,141	3,196	1,003	1,193	477	2,638	537	798	1,744	2,794	1,508	681	35.4%	52,782
		% Voting	7.7%	13.5%	13.3%	5.9%	5.0%	15.8%	7.7%	7.0%	16.5%	11.9%	14.6%	9.9%	11.0%	15.1%	15.9%	13.5%	7.5%	12.3%	13.4%	10.9%	20.2%	20.9%	16.5%	17.5%	13.7%	14.2%	19.1%	20.5%	19.0%	20.3%	15.8%	5.3%	19.1%	4.6%	5.1%	7.2%	20.2%
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
No. 1	The constitutional amendment creating the Texas rail relocation and improvement fund and authorizing grants of money and issuance of obligations for financing the relocation, rehabilitation, and expansion of rail facilities.
		FOR	26	67	82	47	43	53	78	72	153	130	22	30	69	86	5	13	52	149	136	55	285	104	100	78	191	47	67	27	217	39	51	42	214	39	20	1632	4,521	45.88%
		AGAINST	28	63	82	41	42	86	86	91	171	153	21	36	86	99	13	37	45	155	119	71	331	178	109	107	221	88	142	58	244	64	62	41	276	26	14	1848	5,334	54.12%
No. 2	The constitutional amendment providing that marriage in this state consists only of the union of one man and one woman and prohibiting this state or a political subdivision of this state from creating or recognizing any legal status identical or similar to marriage.
		FOR	54	90	130	80	76	127	144	150	273	259	45	62	159	176	13	49	94	284	239	118	595	264	219	185	371	114	197	86	440	93	112	66	450	50	26	3258	9,148	86.33%
		AGAINST	2	45	41	16	16	25	27	28	64	51	2	5	13	19	5	6	11	41	47	15	64	36	20	14	64	28	28	11	60	16	14	26	85	19	9	476	1,449	13.67%
No. 3	"The constitutional amendment clarifying that certain economic development programs do not constitute a debt."
		FOR	25	59	84	51	46	62	94	84	156	156	18	36	80	100	5	28	45	141	145	72	298	115	92	98	187	68	82	37	228	50	44	48	210	37	17	1826	4,924	51.80%
		AGAINST	27	65	79	35	35	71	63	75	152	119	25	24	69	75	11	22	45	150	105	52	298	154	109	76	201	61	116	44	226	51	64	29	270	23	13	1547	4,581	48.20%
No. 4	"The constitutional amendment authorizing the denial of bail to a criminal defendant who violates a condition of the defendant's release pending trial."
		FOR	47	112	150	70	76	126	136	148	287	270	42	50	135	174	15	46	91	279	247	112	595	252	206	183	384	118	198	87	461	89	107	66	462	47	27	3231	9,126	89.39%
		AGAINST	7	20	18	20	9	20	28	22	40	25	4	10	26	16	3	8	10	35	24	14	51	34	17	12	38	20	20	4	27	16	13	18	55	20	5	374	1,083	10.61%
No. 5	"The constitutional amendment allowing the legislature to define rates of interest for commercial loans."
		FOR	29	56	90	38	48	65	74	76	171	133	14	23	85	87	0	16	46	117	130	57	284	121	92	87	199	53	85	35	227	50	50	38	248	35	17	1752	4,728	48.51%
		AGAINST	25	71	72	47	34	72	90	85	147	143	27	38	73	92	14	35	49	182	129	68	328	151	116	94	206	79	118	48	231	51	63	44	244	27	15	1710	5,018	51.49%
No. 6	"The constitutional amendment to include one additional public member and a constitutional county court judge in the membership of the State Commission on Judicial Conduct."
		FOR	30	77	98	54	56	73	92	100	163	172	20	29	109	115	7	30	60	175	146	74	349	133	112	107	214	65	98	46	251	52	58	48	240	41	23	2123	5,640	58.63%
		AGAINST	22	51	66	31	29	62	65	58	149	99	20	30	46	68	9	19	34	124	106	49	251	130	91	75	186	66	101	39	201	48	53	29	237	21	8	1306	3,979	41.37%
No. 7	"The constitutional amendment authorizing line-of-credit advances under a reverse mortgage."
		FOR	34	71	100	40	49	76	86	96	197	179	20	28	88	106	7	21	66	176	159	76	381	153	121	102	249	70	120	44	292	59	58	44	309	36	19	1989	5,721	59.62%
		AGAINST	20	55	60	43	33	60	72	63	120	95	20	31	67	74	10	31	29	121	100	48	224	116	83	74	156	61	80	41	165	40	50	35	180	23	13	1381	3,874	40.38%
No. 8	"The constitutional amendment providing for the clearing of land titles by relinquishing and releasing any state claim to sovereign ownership or title to interest in certain land in Upshur County and in Smith County."
		FOR	31	70	116	42	50	77	89	90	212	178	22	37	94	103	0	28	51	178	152	85	386	175	126	95	239	74	126	47	314	60	65	39	302	30	18	2039	5,840	65.40%
		AGAINST	19	46	39	34	29	49	66	58	86	81	12	22	53	65	8	18	39	101	88	30	184	80	60	63	133	47	61	30	117	38	36	30	140	29	14	1084	3,089	34.60%
No. 9	"The constitutional amendment authorizing the legislature to provide for a six-year term for a board member of a regional mobility authority."
		FOR	30	67	101	41	50	68	72	85	186	153	24	25	71	90	8	21	52	150	146	71	343	139	84	88	222	67	116	29	268	57	56	40	271	29	18	1709	5,047	53.99%
		AGAINST	24	59	55	43	32	62	86	67	117	109	17	36	82	83	8	29	42	138	107	51	244	123	107	84	167	60	81	49	181	42	53	38	187	31	14	1593	4,301	46.01%
Victoria County
	Authorizing the County of Victoria, Texas to establish a limitation on the amount of ad valorem taxes imposed on the homestead of a person who is disabled or is sixty-five (65) years of age or older and receives a residence homestead exemption, as authorized by Article VIII, Section 1-b(h) of the Texas Constitution formerly known as Proposition 13.
		FOR	43	99	141	68	77	125	144	145	264	258	38	59	147	168	16	45	85	260	243	118	567	245	195	153	345	115	185	69	408	91	110	71	399	44	30	3247	8,817	85.23%
		AGAINST	11	31	29	21	11	21	26	28	62	40	8	9	18	24	2	9	16	53	33	14	76	44	37	43	83	25	32	21	75	16	11	16	116	19	5	443	1,528	14.77%
Victoria County Junior College District
	Authorizing the County of Victoria Junior College District to establish a limitation on the amount of ad valorem taxes imposed on the homestead of a person who is disabled or is sixty-five (65) years of age or older and receives a residence homestead exemption, as authorized by Article VIII, Section 1-b(h) of the Texas Constitution formerly known as Proposition 13.
		FOR	50	98	138	70	73	129	137	143	263	252	37	52	140	164	14	45	81	260	239	112	559	235	191	155	329	112	184	68	399	89	101	74	394	46	27	3209	8,669	84.95%
		AGAINST	5	30	29	16	11	16	27	26	63	38	9	15	23	26	3	9	17	53	34	16	80	50	32	40	92	27	30	21	77	17	16	11	119	17	7	434	1,536	15.05%
Victoria County Groundwater Conservation District
	"The creation of the Victoria County Groundwater Conservation District and the imposition of an ad valorem tax in the district at a rate not to exceed two cents for each $100 of assessed valuation."
		FOR	42	101	135	65	65	110	115	120	262	208	24	38	119	134	13	34	78	231	196	94	464	210	138	142	296	79	136	61	380	86	78	59	409	41	27	2572	7,362	72.73%
		AGAINST	15	30	35	24	22	29	52	51	67	82	20	29	46	56	4	21	24	82	74	37	173	85	83	53	118	60	78	31	96	22	42	29	97	20	7	967	2,761	27.27%
City of Victoria
	Authorizing the City of Victoria, Texas to establish a limitation on the amount of ad valorem taxes imposed on the homestead of a person who is disabled or is sixty-five (65) years of age or older and receives a residence homestead exemption, as authorized by Article VIII, Section 1-b(h) of the Texas Constitution formerly known as Proposition 13.
		FOR	50	98	143	71	72	128	133	140	266	255							87		244		575				329				403	92		77	395	51	30	2384	6,023	85.42%
		AGAINST	5	32	28	15	13	18	35	32	65	37							15		35		71				90				77	14		11	118	12	5	300	1,028	14.58%