Texas Supreme Court rules against Dallas City Council in ballot language dispute, ensuring clear voting process.

The "citizen-led bipartisan initiative" claimed the council's amendments were meant to nullify their proposed amendments.

The propositions contradict each other, and the ballot language as a whole will confuse and mislead voters," the court opinion read.

In an opinion released Wednesday, the state Supreme Court concluded the counterpropositions could mislead voters because the ballot language didn’t acknowledge that they conflicted with rival proposals backed by the nonprofit group Dallas Hero,

The Dallas City Council voted to approve a set of amendments aimed at counteracting three voter referendum-led charter changes. A court shot that down.