Voters in Houston will decide on a pair of issues in the November election. Details about these ballot measures are available from Houston Public Media.
Further information about the issues can be found through the media outlet.
Houston Public Media also features a Houston biologist discussing the effects of living on Mars on the human body and mind, in addition to the election issues.
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