Here's how Howard County voted in Tuesday's amendments election.

Proposition 1 — Authorizing city and county financing to buy buffer areas near military installations.
For: 193 (47.3 percent)
Against: 215 (52.7 percent)

Proposition 2 — Requiring appraisal of residence homesteads based solely on their homestead value.
For: 276 (66.51 percent)
Against: 139 (33.49 percent)

Proposition 3 — Allowing state enforcement of uniform property appraisal standards and procedures.
For: 213 (51.08 percent)
Against: 204 (48.92 percent)

Proposition 4 — Establishing the National Research University Fund.
For: 165 (40.34 percent)
Against: 244 (59.66 percent)

Proposition 5 — Allowing consolidated boards of equalization for appraisal districts.
For: 203 (50 percent)
Against: 203 (50 percent)

Proposition 6 — Renewing Veterans’ Land Board bond authority for land and mortgage loans.
For: 236 (58.42 percent)
Against: 168 (41.58 percent)

Proposition 7 — Allowing members of the Texas State Guard to hold civil office.
For: 831 (70.9 percent)
Against: 341 (29.1 percent)

Proposition 8 — Authorizing the state to contribute resources to veterans’ hospitals.
For: 784 (66.5 percent)
Against: 395 (33.5 percent)

Proposition 9 — Establishing a right to use and access public beaches.
For: 759 (64.93 percent)
Against: 410 (35.07 percent)

Proposition 10 — Allowing board members of emergency services districts to serve four years.
For: 801 (68.58 percent)
Against: 367 (31.42 percent)

Proposition 11 — Restricting use of eminent domain to taking property for public purposes.
For: 979 (82.41 percent)
Against: 209 (17.59 percent)