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Midland Independent School District Bond Measures (2002)
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Bond history Finances Local ballot measures, Texas |
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Voters in the Midland Independent School District, which is located in Midland County in western Texas rejected $165.22 million in bonds in 2002. The district placed three separate propositions on the ballot, but all were defeated.[1]
Proposition 1 sought over $90.09 million for secondary schools and saw the narrowest margin of defeat, with 53.03 percent of voters against the measure. Proposition 2 sought over $30.05 million for performing arts and athletics and saw the largest margin of defeat, with 58.65 percent of voters against the measure. Proposition 3 sought over $45.06 million for additions to the Midland and Lee high schools; 57.50 percent of voters opposed that measure.[1]
Election results
| Midland Independent School District Bond Measure: Proposition 1, 2002[1] | ||||
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| Result | Votes | Percentage | ||
 No | 9,369 | 53.03% | ||
| Yes | 8,300 | 46.97% | ||
| Midland Independent School District Bond Measure: Proposition 2, 2002[1] | ||||
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| Result | Votes | Percentage | ||
| No | 10,248 | 58.65% | ||
| Yes | 7,226 | 41.35% | ||
| Midland Independent School District Bond Measure: Proposition 3, 2002[1] | ||||
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| Result | Votes | Percentage | ||
| No | 10,065 | 57.50% | ||
| Yes | 7,438 | 42.50% | ||
See also
- Midland Independent School District, Texas
- Midland Independent School District bond history
- Midland Independent School District finances
Footnotes
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