§ 101298 Bond Election Retry Limits
This law says if a school or local area asks people to vote on borrowing money by selling bonds and the vote fails, they can't ask again for six months unless enough people sign a petition asking for another vote.
A school district wants to borrow money to build a new school, so they hold a vote. If most people vote 'no,' they can't hold another vote for six months unless at least 15% of the voters from the last big election sign a petition asking for a new vote.
The law stops the school from asking the same question too soon unless enough people really want another vote.
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§ 101298 Bond Election Retry Limits
Last verified: January 11, 2026