North Texas voters decide school bond proposals. See the results – Dallas News

North Texas voters decide school bond proposals. See the results  Dallas News

School bond proposals in districts across North Texas were headed for defeat early Wednesday. Each of the bond packages would have given school leaders in Irving, ISD, Keller ISD and McKinney ISD hundreds of millions of dollars to spend on school construction and renovation projects, as well as technology upgrades and other expenses. Mesquite ISD also held a voter-approval tax rate election. The Dallas Morning News has complete results at dallasnews.com/projects/2026/texas-election-results/. Related: Live updates from the Nov. 3 midterm elections for Texas senate, governor and more Here’s a look at what was on the ballot and the election results. Irving ISD bond election All four proposals in Irving ISD's $952 million bond proposal trailed with 271 of 444 precincts reporting countywide, Dallas County Elections officials reported early Wednesday morning.

If voters had approved all four parts of the package, residents would have seen a property tax increase of $20.83 per month on a $340,000 home, which is the median home value in the district. None of the four propositions garnered more than 45% of the vote. Related: Dallas voters asked outside polls to help put City Hall, mayor's power on 2027 ballot Proposition A includes $552.2 million for construction and renovation projects, including the rebuilding of Lively, T. Haley and J.O. Davis elementary schools and Travis Middle School. The proposal