The Texas Constitution of 1876 is notable for its incredible length, which at over 92,000 words places it just shy of The Hobbit. The graphs below document how the Texas Constitution compares to other state constitutions. They also examine how frequently the constitution has been amended over its life time. The final graph explores how frequently voters approve constitutional amendments proposed by the legislature.
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