-
A year after the traditional May bond elections were canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic, Texans will consider bonds for local issuers, mostly schools.
April 26 -
State court rulings have successfully challenged the need for more than a simple majority on voter-driven tax measures, most recently in San Francisco.
April 5 -
The governor pointed out the advantages of the current low interest-rate market environment and the state’s low debt levels.
March 24 -
Lt. Gov. Dan McKee succeeds her on a day state voters approved seven bond measures totaling $400 million.
March 3 -
Seven measures totaling $400 million will go before voters in a state whose gubernatorial transition is on hold.
February 19 -
If voters grant $500 million in new bond authority, the agency can hold down rate increases to fund mandatory projects.
February 11 -
City Council reservations torpedoed Mayor Adrian Perkins' request to ask voters for $207 million of general obligation bond authority.
January 22 -
Mayor Adrian Perkins put the bond proposals before the City Council and asked for a vote on a special April 24 election on four bond referendums.
January 14 -
They cite coalition building, learning from past mistakes, project planning and effective outreach during the pandemic.
December 24 -
Gov. Gina Raimondo signed the $12.8 billion FY21 budget bill, which includes seven ballot questions on $400 million worth of projects.
December 22