Texans are heading to the polls Tuesday for an off-year election featuring two high-stakes special races and a lengthy slate of proposed changes to the state constitution.

All Texans will vote on 17 proposed amendments to the Texas Constitution, but voters will see races for other local positions depending on where they live.

Election Day is here with polls closing soon. Follow here to get up to date information and results on Texas Constitutional amendments.

Constitutional amendment propositions, a Tarrant County state senate seat and other local issues are on the ballot.

While not all counties track wait times at voting polls, Travis and Williamson counties offer live maps for voters. Here's what to know about your nearest polling location.

Christian Menefee, the county attorney of Harris County, and attorney Amanda Edwards advanced to the runoff, NBC News projects.

AUSTIN, Texas - All 17 propositions that were put to Texas voters during Tuesday’s election passed, most with wide margins. The constitutional amendments spanned a variety of issues, including bail reform, parental rights, water security and dementia research. However, most of them were aimed at taxes.