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The results have now pushed the Yes vote up over 50%, which means if this was a levy, this ballot measure would have passed by 69 votes. Bond measures need 60% to pass, so this ballot measure did not pass. Election results are certified by each county on November 26, 2024. The Secretary of State…

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Election Results from Nov 5, 2024 – “no” votes ahead by 502 (1.2%). Bond measures need a supermajority of 60% + 1 to pass so the 49.4% who voted yes, aren’t enough to pass this bond. Additional results will be posted daily. For a full report of King County results, go to King County Elections:…

Vote Yes for the 2024 School bond and invest in a bright future for our students, ensuring they have the resources essential for their success!

Provide inclusive accessible, safe and well-maintained spaces! This bond will fund: • Enhanced safety and accessibility at elementary play areas • Upgraded accessibility features for students with disabilities, which may include sensory spaces, assistive technology, learning spaces and playgrounds • Installing lighting at three middle school sports fields to increase safety and community access •…

Where did the money go from the 2016 bond that was supposed to build the new high school? Answer: 2016 bond included $120 M for the new high school. The District has spent $20+ M for site development and to deconstruct the previous buildings on that site. $90 M is still sitting in the Capital…

Did you know? We have bond fact sheets translated into 7 languages to share with your community! Spanish, Chinese, Vietnamese, English, Russian, Korean, Japanese and Arabic. Visit visvote.org and click on the 2024 Bond News & Information to get the facts in any of these languages!