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Minn. senators debate removing 'you are voting for a property tax increase' from school referendum ballots Senate File 1310 would remove a longstanding statutory sentence that says a 'yes' vote on school referendums equals a property tax increase; sponsors said the phrase can mislead voters in renewal or tax‑neutral cases, and the bill was laid over for possible omnibus inclusion after committee discussion.

Minnesota senators are debating a bill that could change how school referendums are presented to voters, aiming to clarify the complex financial realities behind ballot questions.

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Benzie County leaders discuss "Headlee reset" to restore prior millage ceilings; ISD portion would need five-county vote At a special Oct. 30 meeting, Benzie County officials and township representatives reviewed a proposal to restore prior millage ceilings (county 5.29 mills, townships 1.21 mills, ISD 0.27 mills) so the county could levy up to those amounts in future budgets; Northwest Education Service’s 0.27 mill would require coordinated approval in five counties.

Benzie County leaders are considering a "Headlee reset" that could restore millage ceilings and reshape local funding, but will it gain community support?

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Washington County commissioners set 1/4-cent sales tax referendum for March 3 primary, approve education spending The Washington County Board of Commissioners unanimously authorized a 1/4-cent local option sales tax referendum to appear on the March 3, 2020 primary ballot and approved a budget amendment to fund an educational campaign explaining the measure.

Washington County is set to put a 1/4-cent local option sales tax to a vote, aiming to boost economic development and stabilize essential services—will it pass this time?

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Holliston and town officials plan MSBA feasibility‑study presentation to town meeting as next step School leaders reported a productive session with MSBA staff and signaled intent to present a feasibility‑study proposal to May town meeting, coordinating warrant language and shared town/school communications for community outreach.

Exciting plans are underway as Holliston officials gear up to present a high-school feasibility study at the May town meeting—your chance to shape the future of education in our community!

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Lincoln Parish School Board approves sales-tax consolidation plan, calls special election The Lincoln Parish School Board voted March 3 to consolidate five voter-approved half-cent sales taxes into a single 2.5% sales-tax proposition and to send the measure to voters in a special election on June 27. Board supporters cited flexibility and potential bond-rating benefits; some members and public commenters urged preserving prior dedicated uses.

The Lincoln Parish School Board is shaking things up by proposing a consolidation of five sales taxes into one, sparking a heated debate ahead of the special election on June 27.

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Proponents say ranked-choice voting would expand choices and reduce negative campaigning; some officials urge caution Supporters including FairVote, a governor's working group and several municipal advocates backed SB 386 to give towns and parties the option to use ranked-choice voting; opponents warned it could complicate ballots and slow results if not implemented carefully.

Connecticut's SB 386 could revolutionize elections with ranked-choice voting, offering voters more options while promoting fairness, but some officials warn it might complicate the process.

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State Board of Elections certifies Feb. 10 special election results and outlines referendum timetable The State Board of Elections unanimously certified Feb. 10 special-election results for Senate District 39 and House District 5; staff described checks performed and the Department clarified it has no role in writing the April 21 referendum question and will execute any law set by the General Assembly.

The State Board of Elections has officially certified the results of the recent special elections, paving the way for an important statewide referendum this April!

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Senate committee hears campaign-finance update to treat coordinated electioneering as in-kind contributions The Senate Elections Committee heard testimony in favor of SF 3886, which would treat coordinated electioneering communications as in-kind campaign contributions and add digital ad disclaimer rules; the bill was laid over for possible omnibus inclusion after committee discussion and no final vote on passage.

A pivotal campaign finance bill in Minnesota could reveal the hidden influence of wealthy donors on elections by treating coordinated electioneering as in-kind contributions.

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League task force outlines voter-engagement tactics and statewide civics events for teachers and students League members and guests discussed practical voter-engagement tactics for college students, resources such as Voter Girl and Made By Us, and announced a March Civic Showcase (virtual), a summer institute and an August strategic-action workshop for educators.

The League of Women Voters of Colorado is rolling out innovative civics events and resources to empower the next generation of voters—discover how they’re making a difference!

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Pinal County approves ASU undergraduate elections fellowship, Recorder outlines 2026 election dates The board unanimously approved an agreement with Arizona State University to host undergraduate election‑administration fellows; County Recorder Dana Lewis also briefed the board on 2026 election dates, voter‑mail timelines, and outreach activities.

Pinal County is gearing up for the 2026 elections with a groundbreaking partnership that will bring ASU undergraduate fellows into the elections department!

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Senator Patton urges voter approval for municipal traffic-camera programs, cites consumer harms Senate Bill 340 would require a municipal corporation to obtain voter approval at the next regular election before operating an automated traffic-camera program; sponsor Senator Patton cited repeated ballot defeats nationwide, alleged revenue flows to out-of-state companies and effects on fixed-income residents.

Senator Patton's new bill demands that voters have a say before cities adopt traffic-camera programs, highlighting troubling revenue losses and the impact on local residents.

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Senate committee moves bill to remove one-sided ballot sentence for school referenda The Senate Elections Committee recommended passage of Senate File 1310, which would remove or rebalance the standard ballot sentence stating that a "yes" vote increases property taxes; supporters said the sentence misleads voters, while opponents warned the change could reduce transparency. The committee voted 6–5 to send the bill to education policy.

Senator Swadzinski argues that the misleading ballot language on school funding is "almost undemocratic," pushing for changes to ensure voters aren't swayed by one-sided information.

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Joint P&E committee adopts voter explanation for HJR 4 after brief amendment and debate The joint Privileges and Elections Committee approved the voter explanation that will accompany House Joint Resolution 4 on redistricting, adopting a last-minute amendment clarifying that the proposed district map "has been approved by the General Assembly." The explanation will be posted by the Department of Elections if approved.

The Privileges and Elections Committee just approved a crucial voter explanation for the redistricting amendment, but concerns linger about its neutrality and intent.

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Committee approves bill requiring disclosure for synthetic-media political ads, adopts language to cover staged recordings SB 141 would require electioneering communications using synthetic or materially altered audio or video to include disclosure; the committee adopted a line amendment to cover staged or recreated events and reported the bill.

Virginia's Senate committee just approved a groundbreaking bill that mandates clear labeling for political ads featuring manipulated media—are we finally stepping up transparency in elections?

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North Carolina’s Election Overhaul: New Management, New Technology, and Voter Roll Cleanups | WNC Times February 9, 2026: North Carolina’s Election Overhaul: New Management, New Technology, and Voter Roll Cleanups

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Public urges earlier online posting of sample ballots; board cites statutory limits A public commenter asked the board to publish digital sample ballots as soon as they are finalized to aid voter education; board staff noted the county clerk posts ballots and that state statutes setting mailing deadlines predate early voting and limit changes without legislative action.

A public commenter is pushing for Middlesex County to post digital sample ballots earlier, arguing it could empower voters before crucial registration deadlines.

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Cumberland County election board finds substantial evidence of misconduct in Godwin and forwards findings to state After hearing testimony and admitting copies of text messages sent by the Godwin town clerk, the Cumberland County Board found substantial evidence that a violation or irregularity occurred in the Nov. 4, 2025 Godwin town commissioners election and unanimously voted to forward the finding to the North Carolina State Board of Elections for action, including a possible new election.

Cumberland County's election board has uncovered substantial evidence of misconduct in the Godwin commissioners race, potentially shaking up the election results from November 2025.

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Arlington ISD trustees unanimously call $501 million May bond after amending committee plan The Arlington ISD board on Feb. 5 voted 7–0 to call a May 2, 2026 bond election totaling roughly $501 million across three propositions, adopting a capital package based on the capital needs steering committee's Option 2 plus additions trustees approved during deliberations.

Arlington ISD trustees have just approved a groundbreaking $501 million bond election for May 2026, promising vital upgrades in school facilities, technology, and athletics!

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Committee clears four additional election measures, including gender‑neutral code updates and special‑election amendment The committee advanced three additional bills: Senate Bill 93 (gender‑neutral terminology in the Maryland code) passed committee 9–1; Senate Bill 5 (constitutional amendment to require special elections for legislative vacancies) and Senate Bill 29 (plain‑language ballot questions and petition procedures) each passed unanimously, 10–0.

Maryland's Education, Energy, and Environment Committee just advanced groundbreaking election measures, including gender-neutral terminology and clearer ballot language!

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Dallas County commissioners press elections office on split‑party polling plan, staffing and equipment risks Commissioners probed the elections office about separate Republican/Democratic early‑vote operations, equipment repairs and contingency staffing, warning the arrangement could leave some voters unable to cast ballots if partisan workers fail to show.

Dallas County's elections staff is under pressure as they navigate the complexities of split-party polling, raising concerns about potential voter disenfranchisement if partisan workers fail to show up.

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Did you know you can get a free voter ID in North Carolina? If you need an ID to vote, there is a free option.

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Panel moves bill requiring disclosure when campaigns use synthetic media The subcommittee recommended HB 868 in concept after testimony from sponsors, civic groups and opponents; the bill would require disclosure on AI-generated or materially altered campaign media distributed within 60 days of an election and would impose civil penalties or criminal sanctions for willful violations.

Virginia lawmakers are pushing for a groundbreaking bill that mandates transparency on synthetic media in campaign ads, sparking heated debates over voter trust and free speech.

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Taylor County board advances sales‑tax and millage referendum after poll shows initial support After a Clearview Research poll showed early majority support for two ballot options, the Taylor County School Board voted to begin the referendum process for a four‑year 1‑mill operating levy and a half‑cent discretionary sales surtax; staff said the sales tax could raise about $1.8 million annually.

The Taylor County School Board is moving forward with a referendum after a poll revealed strong support for funding options, potentially raising millions for local education!

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Ranked-choice voting bill (SB176) reported out of committee after mixed testimony SB176 — which would allow towns to use ranked-choice voting, establish standards and remove the sunset — advanced out of committee after proponents emphasized local control and opponents warned of voter confusion and cost; the committee vote was 8–5 with 1 abstention.

Virginia's Senate has advanced a pivotal bill that could transform local elections through ranked-choice voting, sparking a heated debate over voter education and costs.

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