Just one of Leander ISD's three bond propositions will pass, according to unofficial election results from Travis and Williamson counties.
Proposition A: 49.46% for, 50.54% against
Proposition A, which totaled $727.2 million, failed by 215 votes, according to unofficial results. The proposition was to fund new school construction, renovations and equipment replacements.
Proposition B: 52.02% for, 47.98% against
Proposition B for $33.3 million passed by more than 800 votes. This proposition will fund technology replacements.
Proposition C: 48.08% for, 51.92% against
Proposition C for $11.7 million failed by 765 votes. This was to fund lighting and sound upgrades for high school performing arts centers.
Leander ISD spokesperson Corey Ryan previously told Community Impact Newspaper that if a proposition fails, the district and school board will have to consider different ways to meet needs such as pulling money from different sources, putting unapproved projects into a future bond or allowing infrastructure to age out.
Results are unofficial until canvassed. The Leander ISD board of trustees will canvass results Nov. 15 at noon.
Updated 9:45 p.m. Nov. 2
Propositions A and B remain with narrow voter approval, according to unofficial voting results as of 9:45 p.m. Proposition C has 48.2% approval with 32 of 51 Williamson County voting sites reporting and partial Travis County reporting.
- Proposition A: 50.31% for, 49.69% against ("for" votes lead by 72 votes)
- Proposition B: 52.68% for, 47.32% against ("for" votes lead by 631 votes)
- Proposition C: 48.2% for, 51.8% against ("against" votes lead by 423 votes)
Results are unofficial until canvassed.
Editor's note: This article will be updated as more results are released.
Posted 7:15 p.m. Nov. 2
Early voting results show narrow leads for Propositions A and B in Leander ISD's 2021 bond election.
About 51% of votes were in favor of the $727.2 million Proposition A and about 54% of votes were in favor of the $33.3 million Proposition B. Proposition C, which totaled $11.7 million, has about 49% of votes.
Proposition A: 51.3% for, 48.7% against
The issuance of $727,210,817 of bonds for new school construction, renovations and equipment replacements.
Proposition B: 53.76% for, 46.24% against
The issuance of $33,298,077 of bonds for technology replacements.
Proposition C: 49.13% for, 50.87% against
The issuance of $11,662,346 of bonds for lighting and sound upgrades for the performing arts centers and auditoriums at each high school campus.
Results are unofficial until canvassed. Visit communityimpact.com/voter-guide to see results from all local elections in your community.
Editor's note: This article will be updated as more results are released.
