Articles Tagged: 2024 Elections: Ballot Initiatives

The bond will be used to protect water quality, preserve natural areas and improve public access to parks and trails in Johnson County over the next 20 years.

Iowa voters approved a pair of proposed state constitutional amendments — one on voting and one on the gubernatorial line of succession — in Tuesday’s general election.

Iowa voters will have two constitutional amendments on their ballots this fall. A simple majority – 50 percent plus one vote – is needed to adopt the proposed amendments.

Center Point-Urbana, Williamsburg, Highland and Decorah propose facility plans to their communities needing financial support

Several school districts around Eastern Iowa have school bond votes on their ballots for November 5. School bonds require a 60% majority yes vote to pass.

Nov. 5 ballot measure will fund facility improvements

The public is invited to attend a forum on Oct. 8 to ask questions about the proposed emergency medical services levy that will be on the ballot this November for Jefferson County residents.

The Fairfield Community School District has placed a ballot measure up for vote on Nov. 5 on whether to take out general obligation bonds for a new middle school.

Johnson County voter passed a similar $20 million conservation bond in 2008.

The school bond referendum would fund construction of a new auditorium, safety and security upgrades and improvements to athletic facilities.

Williamsburg, Highland and Decorah school districts to have school bond referendums on the ballot during the presidential election.