Comal ISD voters reject $567M bond, early results show

Posted 9:44 p.m., Nov. 3

Comal ISD's $567 million bond, made up of two propositions, might not pass, early voting results show.

The latest

Approximately 39,484 voters, or 59%, voted against Proposition A, which would allocate $539.95 million for facilities, safety, buses, land and projected growth. Approximately 27,422 voters, or 41%, voted for the proposition, according to unofficial voting results from Comal, Bexar, Hays, Kendall and Guadalupe counties.

Approximately 39,793 voters, or 59.4%, voted against Proposition B—which would allocate $27.04 million for technology for students and teachers—while 27,200 voters, or 40.6%, voted for it.

Comal ISD officials said that they anticipate continued growth throughout the district, and this bond will help fund campus and resource expansions to help with the growth. The bond, if passed, would not impact the district's current tax rate, according to the bond website.

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Community Impact will update this article as more election day vote totals are released. All results are unofficial until canvassed. 

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