Voters in Dallas have passed a proposition that would decriminalize possession of four ounces or less of marijuana.

About 65% of Dallas early voters supported decriminalizing small amounts of marijuana, according to preliminary unofficial election results, though its recreational use is still illegal in Texas. Proposition R,

Approximately 65% of early votes in Dallas supported the decriminalization of small amounts of cannabis, though recreational use remains illegal in Texas.

Dallas voters approved an amendment to the City Charter that would essentially decriminalize marijuana, according to preliminary voting results. They appeared set to approve two community-supported propositions that would vastly increase the police force and allow residents to sue city officials.

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Voters were strongly behind the decriminalization measure, but votes on changes to city government and the police department were much closer.