CITY OF HOUSTON, PROPOSITION A
State · November 3, 2026
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Voter Choice summary
- The lowest-priority requirement would apply unless and until a binding state or federal court action requires otherwise.123
- Diversion would be supported where legally permissible for people accused of Class A or B misdemeanor marijuana possession, while preserving law enforcement and prosecutors’ discretion to enforce state law.123
- Houston police officers could not request, execute, or help execute search warrants unless those warrants require knocking, announcing their presence, and waiting at least 15 seconds before execution.123
- Annual implementation reports would go to City Council at a public meeting; the first would be due within 120 days after the policy takes effect.123
- The City anticipates no or negligible fiscal impact to the City if voters approve Proposition A.123
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Sources
1 Voter Choice summary: houstontx.gov · saved source
2 Voter Choice summary: fortbendcountytx.gov · saved source
3 Voter Choice summary: click2houston.com · saved source
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