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Multiple districts had bond elections for school infrastructure, but not all of them resonated with voters. One consolidation move also passed.

Voters deciding levies and bond issues for schools, other Whatcom County taxing districts

The League of Women Voters forums for seats on the Yolo County Board of Supervisors scheduled for Wednesday, Jan. 31, have been changed to only include the candidates for District 3, Xochitl Rodriguez Murillo and Mary Vixie Sandy.

Some Maricopa County school districts are bracing for what's ahead as they diagnose why bond and override measures failed with voters in November.

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By requiring a supermajority to pass local tax measures, a fraction of naysayers veto what a majority, or more, of their fellow voters support. That's undemocratic.

California lawmakers on Wednesday approved a 2024 ballot measure that asks voters whether to lower the bar for new taxes and bonds to fund housing and public infrastructure.

California lawmakers on Wednesday approved a 2024 ballot measure that asks voters whether to lower the bar for new taxes and bonds to fund housing and public infrastructure.

One strategist warns that too many bond proposals could arouse voter skepticism and opposition “in ways that can prove fatal.”