Gov. Greg Abbott declared victory late Tuesday. He pushed amendments to create a water fund, tighten bail rules and remake a panel that polices judges.

Texans voted for Proposition 5, making animal feed tax-exempt, approving HJR 99. The amendment allows the legislature to exempt retail animal feed from property (ad valorem) taxes. Supporters said the change helps farmers and ranch supply businesses by lowering operating costs.

It's Election Day, and El Paso voters are heading to the polls to cast their ballots. Tune in after 7 p.m. to see election results as the polls close.

A majority of the proposed constitutional amendments address tax cuts for homeowners and businesses. Voters headed to the polls to vote on 17 Texas propositions Tuesday. Below are explanations from the Texas Tribute and real-time results for each race. ( Full election results here)

From tax bans and exemptions to dementia research funding, Texas voters will decide 17 proposed amendments to the state constitution.

Proposition 5 is a Texas constitutional amendment that would address inconsistencies in how animal feed is taxed during its life cycle.

Several North Texas school districts are holding voter-approved tax rate elections to offset inflation, expired federal aid, and state funding gaps.