Houston voters are being asked to decide Proposition A, a single yes-or-no measure that covers two policing issues. Also called the Houston Freedom Act, it would amend the Houston City Charter. Voters cannot approve one part without the other. The measure would make enforcing Class A and Class B misdemeanor marijuana possession the lowest law-enforcement priority for the Houston Police Department. It would also bar Houston police officers from requesting or carrying out no-knock search warrants. The proposal includes requirements for reporting and reviewing marijuana enforcement practices. Early voting is underway ahead of the November 3 election. Houston voters interviewed by KPRC Click2Houston gave varying views. Abbie said she believes Texas's approach to marijuana is too strict and that Houston has bigger concerns. Barrington Davis said he thinks attention should shift to other issues, and he said he knew less about no-knock warrants. Brian Ammons said he voted for Proposition A, citing concerns about police resources.