3 School Funding Levy Measures Passing with More Than 50% Approval
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Special Election results posted Friday by King County Elections show all three of our proposed levy measures passing with more than the required 50% plus one vote. Slightly more than 23,000 ballots have been counted, the elections department reports. The results are scheduled to be certified on May 6.
Thank you to each person who voted in the Special Election.
Friday’s results include:
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Prop. 1, Renewal Educational Programs & Operations Levy, passing at 54.52% yes.
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Prop. 2, Renewal Capital (Technology & Construction) Levy, passing at 51.62% yes.
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Prop. 3, Transportation (School Bus) Levy, passing at 62.22% yes.
As of Friday’s update, the ballots of about 31% of registered voters in the district had been counted.
To read more about what local levy dollars help pay for, visit www.isd411.org/levies.
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