1876 Texas Constitution Ratification Measure
February 15, 1876
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The Texas Constitution of 1876 Ratification Measure was a constitutional convention referral put before Texas voters on February 15, 1876. The measure sought the formal adoption of a new state constitution to replace the Constitution of 1869, which had been drafted during the Reconstruction era.
The measure was approved by a significant margin, establishing the foundational law that remains the basis of Texas government today.