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Hunt County orders constitutional amendment election for Nov. 4, 2025
Summary
Hunt County Commissioner's Court voted to order the constitutional amendment election for Nov. 4, 2025. County staff presented the order and the court approved it by motion; no further details about specific amendments were discussed on the record.
Hunt County Judge Stovall and the Hunt County Commissioner's Court on Aug. 18 voted to order the constitutional amendment election to be held Nov. 4, 2025. The court approved the order after county staff presented it and a commissioner moved and seconded approval.
Miss Ash, a county staff member who presented the item, told the court she was asking it to “discuss and possibly take action on the November 4 constitutional amendment election” and to have the order presented to the court. Following the presentation, an unidentified commissioner moved to approve the order and another unidentified commissioner seconded; the court called the vote and the motion carried.
The action directs county election officials to place the constitutional amendment election on the Nov. 4, 2025 ballot; the transcript does not list the specific proposed amendments or ballot language.
The order was taken under the court's regular election-authority procedures and no additional public hearing or discussion on the content of the amendments was recorded during this session. The court did not attach documents or specify any changes to the county's election procedures in the portion of the record reviewed.
Court members did not vote on any other election-related items during this agenda item; subsequent agenda items addressed a separate proposed Emergency Service District and a preliminary budget discussion.
County staff indicated they will publish and implement the steps required to run the November election under normal timelines and statutory notice requirements.
