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Posted Nov. 3, 7:50 p.m.
Unofficial voting results show 51.7% of Collin County voters in opposition to a proposed $600 million bond for new campuses and renovations for Collin College.
170,924 early voters, or 48.3%, voted in support of the bond, and 182,801 voted against it.
Early voting results show a total of 353,725 Collin County votes have been counted so far.
Collin College's proposed $600 million bond would help fund eight campus expansions and two new facilities in Anna and Royse City, plus an aviation academy in McKinney, per previous reporting.
Some of the expansions would lead to new space for doctoral and graduate-level pathways in Frisco, classroom and lab space in Allen, HVAC and electrical maintenance for older campuses and new web development programs in Plano among other additions.
The proposed construction projects are part of Collin College's Destination 2030, a long-range master plan created to address projected enrollment growth in the county. Projects funded by a $600 million bond in 2017 were incorporated into the plan as Phase 1.
Collin College's enrollment has grown by 11.92% from 2017 to 2024, per previous reporting.
Community Impact will update this article as more election day vote totals are released. All results are unofficial until canvassed.
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