People voting “No” on school budgets

Voters soundly reject school voucher initiatives in multiple states - BJC

In this year's November election, voters once again said “no” to school vouchers in ballot initiatives across three different states.

People voting “No” on school budgets - what's your end game?

The no vote is the loudest a resident can voice an opinion and enough of them could possibly force a change.

Support public schools by voting no - Georgetown News-Graphic

Do you believe that your public tax dollars should be used to fund schools with no accountability and no oversight? Vote no on Amendment 2 ...

Voters Stand Firm Against School Vouchers—Again | NEA

... funding from public schools—which serve 90 percent of students—and redirect it to private institutions with no accountability. The results ...

Op-Ed: Why we can still feel OK voting 'no' on this school budget

I plan to vote no on this budget. If the budget fails, I believe there is still time for one more budget attempt before the administration would ...

Letter to the Editor: Protect our public schools: Vote NO on ...

These programs are provided to students at no cost to the families — tuition, books, and all material expenses are covered. District wide, we ...

Your voice counts in school budget decisions | www.liherald.com

... people tasked to fund them decide they're final with their votes. ... Whether you vote “yes” or “no” on school spending plans, it's important to ...

If You Support Public Education, Vote No on Amendment 80 - by ...

With all the national election hoopla and no less than 14 constitutional amendments and propositions on this year's ballot, it is difficult ...

Voter Apathy Puts PV School Budget at Risk - Watching Putnam Valley

"If you wish the budget to pass, you have to counter that 'no' vote.” This year's budget process is further complicated by two other ...

Vote NO on Initiative 2109: Protect Our Raises and Our Schools

Return to WFSE Votes landing pageWe need to defend our ability to secure raises and our state's childcare and schools. Vote NO on I-2109, ...

'There were some mistakes:' Some Sabattus voters never got ballot ...

In Sabattus alone, about 900 fewer people voted in the school budget decision than in the Presidential race, but town leaders have no idea ...

Say NO to School Vouchers; Vote NO on Constitutional Amendment 2

Say NO to School Vouchers; Vote NO on Constitutional Amendment 2. On Election Day, Kentucky voters will be asked to consider proposed Kentucky Constitutional ...

EXPLAINER: What does a 'yes' or 'no' vote mean for Kentucky's ...

Voters will choose either “Yes” or “No.” If the measure is approved / if voters say “Yes”: Advertisement. Amendment Two would ...

Guest Opinion: Why We're Voting 'No' on the ICSD Budget May 21

We urge community members to vote NO to the ICSD budget on May 21. Only those registered with the Board of Elections can vote in this election.

Vermont voters continue to reject some school budgets, raising ...

And a school budget is an expense that you might feel like you have some measure of control over. So I think you're more likely to say no to ...

Lewiston residents strike down controversial school budget again

At this vote, that number went up to nine percent. Robert McCarthy voted "no" on the school budget in May and he told NEWS CENTER Maine he was ...

Vote 'No' on the Ithaca City School Budget - Tompkins Weekly

By voting 'No' on the school budget, we advocate for responsible fiscal management and demand an educational system that genuinely prepares our youth.

Your school vote matters, so use it wisely | liherald.com

... vote “no” on the proposed fiscal plan. That, of course, is their choice. If a majority of voters reject a district budget, however, the ...

Dozens of frustrated taxpayers speak out ahead of school budget vote

“You need to vote 'No' on the school budget for your children's sake,” Lonsky said. The Ithaca Teachers Union has asked voters to put ...

Save our schools. Vote NO on I-2109. | Washington Education ...

Educators are voting NO on Initiative 2109 this fall because if it passes it would cut more than $2.2 billion from education in the next 5 years.