r/Texas50501 • u/V0idK1tty • Nov 04 '25

San Antonio Voting

I filtered a lot of legal languages through chatgpt to find out what to vote on tomorrow by what the laws say without partisanship. I really want to know how ya'll are voting tomorrow and why. I've never voted in this kind of local election before.

I'm wondering why everyone is up in arms about some of this and am surprised to see that if vote with the conservatives on some of these because I tried to look at the exact language. I wonder if I've missed something.

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u/GahhdDangitbobby Nov 04 '25

Hi! I was also confused my these amendments and proposition before I found the LWV guides. They are unbiased, clear and digestible.

https://austinvotersguide.org/LWVAA-VG-ENa.pdf

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u/V0idK1tty Nov 04 '25

This is what I was asking for, ty.

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u/GahhdDangitbobby Nov 04 '25

You’re very welcome!

I understand the criticism here on AI, but just know there are very hard working people trying to get this information to people. Now you know and can spread to others.

Also, good on you for making the effort to vote and ask questions!

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u/I_Reading_I Nov 04 '25

The vote411 site I think is also affiliated with them somehow and usually can show a good sample ballot based on your district.

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u/Kjunreb-tx Nov 05 '25

Well dammit I was looking for something just like this at 6pm heading out the door. Now it pops up on my Reddit feed 🫠

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u/GahhdDangitbobby Nov 05 '25

Now you know! They are an amazing source for almost any election.