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Northside Independent School District Proposition B

Unofficial result: Failed

Source: results.enr.clarityelections.com

What does this measure do?

Supports: Public Education Quality

Lets Northside ISD borrow up to $765 million to renovate and rebuild campuses, buy buses, and add safety and security upgrades. Property owners in the district repay the loan through their school property taxes; the ballot labels it a property tax increase.

More about this measure

Proposed by: Northside Independent School District Board of Trustees (election called August 11, 2026)

The district's elected school board. Texas law says voters must approve before a school district borrows money that is paid back with property taxes.

Source: nisd.net

A YES vote means

Northside ISD can sell up to $765 million in bonds for campus renovations, buses, and security work, repaid by district property taxes.

A NO vote means

The district cannot borrow this money and would have to delay or scale back the campus renovation and safety projects.

Sources: elections.bexar.gov · ksat.com

Source: ksat.com