Local ballot measures, Kansas

Recent local news Shawnee Heights bond issue at core of future Prairie View Bond issue defeated in landslide Canton-Galva voters approve school bond Baxter Springs voters approve $8 million school bond issue, $8 million school bond issue on Baxter Springs ballot Spearville special election set for later this month Area voters approve pool, school bond issues School bonds proposed in Mulvane and Derby Cloud County voters to decide fate of jail plan Easton Bond issue ballots mailed to voters Inman approves $44.5 M school bond, Inman schools prepare for bond election Gardner Voters Pass School Bond Mulvane voters pass $13.4 million school bond,Mulvane school district to vote on $13.4 million bond issue Easton school Bond issue estimate to result in .5 mill increase District moves forward with bond issue Two JOCO school districts asking voters to approve bond elections Derby Voters Approve School Bond Issue, Derby to vote April 3 on $66.6 million bond issue for schools Reluctant Wichita council sets Feb. 28 for election on hotel subsidy referendum Petition forces vote on tax subsidy for downtown Wichita hotel Wellington to vote on new restrictions for over-the-counter pills AC sets bond issue election for Nov. 15 Southeast School-tax issue rejected, but vote by mail lauded Group wants vote on KC Honeywell plant nuke work, KC activists petition for energy vote Letter: Vote no for bond in Tonganoxie Sales tax will be on April ballot Spring Hill Residents to Vote on $39 Million School Bond Marion County may put jail on April ballot Abilene voters to get April ballot question on MHS funding request ...more local news School bond and tax votes See also: School bond and tax elections in Kansas Kansas requires ballot questions for issuing new bonding and exceeding the capital outlay levy cap. In Kansas, no capital outlay levy can exceed five years in length without voter approval. Also, ballot questions are mandatory in Kansas for issuing new bonds. In Kansas, a school district cannot have more than fourteen percent of its debt come from bonds. Kansas is one of a handful of states that requires school districts to seek approval from the state government before having a ballot question presented to the voters to issue new bonds.

Local elections 2010 January 26 • March 2 • March 9 • March 23 • April 13 2009 April 7 • November 3 Kansas counties Allen • Anderson • Atchison • Barber • Barton • Bourbon • Brown • Butler • Chase • Chautauqua • Cherokee • Cheyenne • Clark • Clay • Cloud • Coffey • Comanche • Cowley • Crawford • Decatur • Dickinson • Doniphan • Douglas • Edwards • Elk • Ellis • Ellsworth • Finney • Ford • Franklin • Geary • Gove • Graham • Grant • Gray • Greeley • Greenwood For the rest of Kansas' Counties see: Counties

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