HOUSTON — Texas voters will decide whether to pump billions of dollars into fixing the state’s aging water infrastructure.

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Proposition 4 on the November 4 ballot is a constitutional amendment that would create the Texas Water Fund — a massive long-term investment aimed at repairing pipes, building new water projects, and securing the state’s water future.

Why Prop 4 matters

State leaders say Texas is facing a growing water crisis.

With the population booming and infrastructure getting older, demand is quickly outpacing supply.

Officials warn that by 2030, if a major drought hits, municipal water systems in Texas could struggle to meet demand.

How Texas is voting

What Prop 4 would do

If approved, Proposition 4 would dedicate $1 billion a year in exist

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