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In California, school bond elections are local ballot measures that ask voters to decide on whether the school district that is sponsoring the measure should be allowed to issue bonds and to incur the additional indebtedness that bonds bring with them.

All public school districts in California are allowed to refer bond issues to the local ballot.

California also has a statewide school building program known as the School Facilities Fund, which is supported by statewide bond measures, such as Proposition 51 in 2016. Statewide bond measures require a simple majority to pass.

Local school districts can also issue school construction bonds and levy property taxes to pay for them, as long as the voters in the district approve.

Prior to 2001, districts needed two-thirds supermajority vote approval to pass local general obligation bond measures. More than 40 percent of local school bond ballot questions failed. In November 2000, California voters passed Proposition 39. Proposition 39 reduced the supermajority needed to pass a bond issue ballot question from 66.67 percent to 55 percent. Proposition 39 also imposed restrictions on the allowable amount of the bond and included accountability requirements. Since the passage of Proposition 39, districts have had the choice of whether to seek a two-thirds supermajority approval or to comply with the additional restrictions to qualify for the 55 percent approval requirement.

Approval rates[edit]

Seventy-three percent of local school bond proposals were approved in California from 2008 through 2020. About two-thirds of local school bond proposals in California were approved in the decade that ran from 1998 to 2008.^[1]

Approval rates of CA school bond measures, 2008-2020
Year	% Approved	% Defeated
2020	51%	49%
2019[2]	N/A	N/A
2018	84%	16%
2017	33%	67%
2016	93%	7%
2015	90%	10%
2014	82%	18%
2013	78%	22%
2012	81%	19%
2011	70%	30%
2010	74%	26%
2009	50%	50%
2008	86%	14%

Elections[edit]

2021[edit]

Information on school bond measures covered by Ballotpedia will be posted here as it becomes available.

2020[edit]

2020 local school bond question election overview
Status	Number	Win/Loss %	Dollars	Dollar %
a Approved	92	50.5%	$18,749,976,000	61.06%
d Defeated	90	49.5%	$11,956,353,000	38.94%
Totals:	182	100%	$30,706,329,000	100%

In addition to the local bond measures listed below, California voters decided a statewide $15 billion school and college facilities bond measure—Proposition 13—on March 3, 2020. Voters rejected Proposition 13, making it the first statewide education-related bond issue that voters rejected since 1994.

At the November 3 election, voters decided on 60 local school bond measures. The approved 48 measures (80%), and rejected 12 measures (20%).

At the March 3 election, voters decided 122 local school bond measures. They approved 44 measures (36.1%), and rejected 78 measures (63.9%). From 2008 through 2020, the average approval rate for local school bond measures in California was 73%.

Ballot Measure:	County:	Outcome:	Amount:	Tax:	Matures in:	Election date
Measure C: Yuba Community College District Bond Issue	Yuba	d	$228.4 million	$25 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure F: Trinity Alps Unified School District Bond Issue	Trinity	d	$16.67 million	$0.06 per $100 in assessed value		March 3, 2020
Measure J: Penn Valley Unified School District Bond Issue	Nevada	d	$16 million	$28.65 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure P: Raymond-Knowles Union School District Bond Issue	Madera	d	$1.5 million	$30 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure Q: Raymond-Knowles Union School District Bond Issue	Madera	d	$1.5 million	$30 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure M: Lone Pine School District Bond Issue	Inyo	d	$14 million	4.5 cents per $100 assessed value	35 years (until 2055)	March 3, 2020
Measure H: Sacramento City Unified School District Bond Issue	Sacramento	a	$750 million	$50 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure E: Los Rios Community College District Bond Issue	Sacramento	d	$650 million	$20 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Proposition A: San Francisco Community College District City College Bond Issue	San Francisco	a	$825 million	$11 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure E: Gerber Union Elementary School District Bond Issue	Tehama	d	$4 million	$0.027 per $100 in assessed value		March 3, 2020
Measure F: Lassen View Union Elementary School District Bond Issue	Tehama	d	$2.7 million	$0.03 per $100 in assessed value		March 3, 2020
Measure A: Williams Unified School District Bond Issue	Colusa	d	$19 million	$60 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure A: Eureka Union School District Bond Issue	Placer	d	$49 million	$28.71 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure B: Colfax Elementary School District Bond Issue	Placer	d	$4.7 million	$27 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure D: Western Placer Unified School District Bond Issue	Placer	d	$29 million	$11 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure L: Porterville Unified School Facilities Improvement District Bond Issue	Tulare	d	$33.4 million	$0.036 per $100 in assessed value		March 3, 2020
Measure E: Kingsburg Joint Union High School District Bond Issue	Tulare	d	$17 million	$0.03 per $100 in assessed value		March 3, 2020
Measure M: Terra Bella Union Elementary School District Bond Issue	Tulare	d	$5 million	$0.03 per $100 in assessed value		March 3, 2020
Measure N: Waukena Joint Union Elementary School District Bond Issue	Tulare	a	$1.65 million	$0.03 per $100 in assessed value		March 3, 2020
Measure Z: Mountain View School District Bond Issue	San Bernardino	d	$33 million	$20 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure A: Rim of the World Unified School District Bond Issue	San Bernardino	d	$51.5 million	$30 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure C: Morongo Unified School District Bond Issue	San Bernardino	d	$55.6 million	$36.86 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure B: Beaumont Unified School District Bond Issue	Riverside	d	$98 million	$50 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure D: Victor Elementary School District Bond Issue	San Bernardino	d	$48 million	$19 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure A: Geyserville Unified School District Bond Issue	Sonoma	a	$22 million	$44 per $100,000 in assessed value		March 3, 2020
Measure C: Bellevue Union School District Bond Issue	Sonoma	a	$28 million	$30 per $100,000 in assessed value		March 3, 2020
Measure D: Roseland School District Bond Issue	Sonoma	a	$9.4 million	$30 per $100,000 in assessed value		March 3, 2020
Measure E: Sebastopol Union School District Bond Issue	Sonoma	a	$17.5 million	$25 per $100,000 in assessed value		March 3, 2020
Measure F: West Side Union School District Bond Issue	Sonoma	a	$7.5 million	$30 per $100,000 in assessed value		March 3, 2020
Measure R: Manteca Unified School District Bond Issue	San Joaquin	d	$260 million	$60 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure T: Antioch Unified School District Bond Issue	Contra Costa	d	$105 million	$60 per $100,000 in value	36 years	March 3, 2020
Measure R: West Contra Costa Unified School District Bond Issue	Contra Costa	a	$575 million	$60 per $100,000 in value	31 years	March 3, 2020
Measure L: Cajon Valley Union School District Bond Issue	San Diego	d	$220 million	$26 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure M: Chula Vista Elementary School District Bond Issue	San Diego	a	$300 million	$30 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure Q: Escondido Union School District Bond Issue	San Diego	d	$205 million	$30 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure R: Lakeside Union School District Bond Issue	San Diego	d	$33 million	$30 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure P: Poway Unified School District Bond Issue	San Diego	d	$448 million	$30 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure T: San Ysidro School District Bond Issue	San Diego	a	$52.985 million	$30 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure U: San Ysidro School District Bond Issue	San Diego	a	$3.3 million	$30 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure L: San Benito High School District Bond Issue	San Benito	d	$30 million	$13 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure M: Aromas-San Juan Unified School District Bond Issue	San Benito	a	$4.2 million	$20 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure R: Cabrillo Community College District Bond Issue	San Benito	d	$274.1 million	$19 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure T: Eureka City Schools District Bond Issue	Humboldt	a	$18 million	$17 per $100,000 assessed value	29 years	March 3, 2020
Measure S: Bridgeville Elementary School District Bond Issue	Humboldt	a	$1.2 million	$30 per $100,000 assessed value	30 years	March 3, 2020
Measure Q: Cuddeback Union School District	Humboldt	d	$0.7 million	$30 per $100,000 assessed value	30 years	March 3, 2020
Measure P: Cuddeback Union School District	Humboldt	d	$0.73 million	$30 per $100,000 assessed value	30 years	March 3, 2020
Measure J: Stanislaus Union School District Bond Issue	Stanislaus	d	$21.4 million	$30 per $100,000 in assessed value		March 3, 2020
Measure K: Newman-Crows Landing Unified School District Bond Issue	Stanislaus	d	$35 million	$60 per $100,000 in assessed value		March 3, 2020
Measure L: Salida Union School District Bond Issue	Stanislaus	d	$20 million	$30 per $100,000 in assessed value		March 3, 2020
Measure M: Salida Union School District Bond Issue	Stanislaus	d	$24.7 million	$30 per $100,000 in assessed value		March 3, 2020
Measure N: Patterson Joint Unified School District Bond Issue	Stanislaus	d	$32.5 million	$40 per $100,000 in assessed value		March 3, 2020
Measure B: McFarland Unified School District Bond Issue	Kern	a	$30 million	$51 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure C: Wasco Union School District Bond Issue	Kern	d	$16 million	$30 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure A: Wasco Union High School District Bond Issue	Kern	d	$38.95 million	$29.41 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure O: Chatom Union School District Bond Issue	Stanislaus	d	$10.7 million	$30 per $100,000 in assessed value		March 3, 2020
Measure M: Fresno Unified School District Bond Issue	Fresno	a	$325 million	$60 per $100,000 assessed value		March 3, 2020
Measure H: Washington Unified School District Bond Issue	Fresno	d	$46 million	$60 per $100,000 assessed value		March 3, 2020
Measure C: Central Unified School District Bond Issue	Fresno	d	$120 million	$60 per $100,000 assessed value	34 years	March 3, 2020
Measure D: Parlier Unified School District Bond Issue	Fresno	a	$11 million	$60 per $100,000 assessed value		March 3, 2020
Measure A: Clovis Unified School District Bond Issue	Fresno	d	$408 million	$60 per $100,000 assessed value		March 3, 2020
Measure G: Willits Unified School District Bond Issue	Mendocino	d	$17 million	$40 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure B: Fort Bragg Unified School District Bond Issue	Mendocino	a	$35 million	$60 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure A: Ukiah Unified School District Bond Issue	Mendocino	a	$75 million	$50 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure H: Mendocino Unified School District Bond Issue	Mendocino	a	$31 million	$60 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure H: Hanford Elementary School District Bond Issue	Kings	d	$23 million	$24 per $100,000 assessed value		March 3, 2020
Measure L: Lemoore Union High School District Bond Issue	Kings	d	$26 million	$28 per $100,000 assessed value		March 3, 2020
Measure J2020: Hope Elementary School District Bond Issue	Santa Barbara	a	$47.4 million	$30 per $100,000 in assessed value		March 3, 2020
Measure A: Moorpark Unified School District Bond Issue	Ventura	d	$96 million	$30 per $100,000 in assessed value		March 3, 2020
Measure E: Las Virgenes Unified School District Bond Issue	Ventura	d	$198 million	$20 per $100,000 in assessed value		March 3, 2020
Measure M: Plumas Lake Elementary School District Bond Issue	Yuba	d	$30 million	$70 per $100,000 in assessed value		March 3, 2020
Measure L: Wheatland Union High School District Bond Issue	Yuba	d	$16.5 million	$30 per $100,000 in assessed value		March 3, 2020
Measure A: King City Union School District Bond Issue	Monterey	a	$19.325 million	$30 per $100,000 in assessed value		March 3, 2020
Measure B: King City Union School District Bond Issue	Monterey	a	$18.975 million	$30 per $100,000 in assessed value		March 3, 2020
Measure D: Pacific Grove Unified School District Bond Issue	Monterey	a	$30 million	$30 per $100,000 in assessed value		March 3, 2020
Measure E: Soledad Unified School District Teacher-Staff Housing Bond	Monterey	d	$11.5 million	$30 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure S: San Lorenzo Valley Unified School District Bond Issue	Santa Cruz	a	$75 million	60		March 3, 2020
Measure J: Jefferson Union High School District Bond Issue	San Mateo	a	$28.39 million	10		March 3, 2020
Measure L: San Mateo Union High School District Bond Measure	San Mateo	a	$385 million	15.5		March 3, 2020
Measure K: Brisbane School District Bond Measure	San Mateo	a	$27 million	26		March 3, 2020
Measure O: Burlingame Elementary School District Bond Measure	San Mateo	a	$97 million	20		March 3, 2020
Measure A: Riverside Community College District Bond Issue	Riverside	d	$715 million	$20 per $100,000 in assessed value		March 3, 2020
Measure C: Val Verde Unified School District Bond Issue	Riverside	a	$192 million	$50 per $100,000 in assessed value		March 3, 2020
Measure E: Jurupa Unified School District Bond Issue	Riverside	d	$192 million	$40 per $100,000 in assessed value		March 3, 2020
Measure G: Coachella Valley Unified School District Bond Issue	Riverside	d	$230 million	$56 per $100,000 in assessed value		March 3, 2020
Measure J: Merced Community College District Bond Measure	Merced	d	$247 million	25		March 3, 2020
Measure P: El Nido Elementary School District Bond Issue for Event Center and Gym	Merced	a	$3.4 million	25		March 3, 2020
Measure Q: El Nido Elementary School District Bond Issue for School Facilities	Merced	a	$3.4 million	25		March 3, 2020
Measure R: Le Grand Union High School District Bond Issue	Merced	d	$6 million	29		March 3, 2020
Measure B: Anaheim Union High School District Bond Issue	Orange	d	$398 million	30		March 3, 2020
Measure G: Brea Olinda Unified School District Bond Issue	Orange	d	$123 million	49		March 3, 2020
Measure H: Capistrano Unified School District School Facilities Improvement District No. 2 Bond Issue	Orange	d	$120 million	30		March 3, 2020
Measure I: Capistrano Unified School District School Facilities Improvement District No. 3 Bond Issue	Orange	d	$300 million	30		March 3, 2020
Measure J: Fullerton Elementary School District Bond Issue	Orange	d	$198 million	30		March 3, 2020
Measure K: Fullerton Joint Union High School District Bond Issue	Orange	d	$310 million	30		March 3, 2020
Measure L: Rancho Santiago Community College District Bond Issue	Orange	d	$496 million	20		March 3, 2020
Measure M: Saddleback Valley Unified School District Bond Measure	Orange	d	$495 million	30		March 3, 2020
Measure N: Tustin Unified School District Bond Issue	Orange	d	$215 million	30		March 3, 2020
Measure SF: Keppel Union School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	d	$17.9 million	$30 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure V: Las Virgenes Unified School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	d	$198 million	$20 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure P: Imperial Unified School District Bond Issue	Imperial	d	$30 million	$45 per $100,000 in assessed value		March 3, 2020
Measure EE: Lawndale Elementary School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$33.8 million	$30 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure SP: Local Public Schools Funding Authority Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$125 million	$30 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure M: Pleasanton Unified School District Bond Issue	Alameda	d	$323 million	$43.10 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure N: San Leandro Unified School District Bond Issue	Alameda	a	$198 million	$40 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure PV: Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	d	$389.385 million	$38 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure O: Sunol Glen Unified School District Bond Issue	Alameda	d	$9.5 million	$59 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure G: Foothill-De Anza Community College District Bond Issue	Santa Clara	a	$898 million	16	5 years	March 3, 2020
Measure I: Morgan Hill Unified School District Bond Issue	Santa Clara	d	$900 million	47		March 3, 2020
Measure J: East Side Union High School District Bond Issue	Santa Clara	d	$60 million	3		March 3, 2020
Measure J: Dublin Unified School District Bond Issue	Alameda	a	$290 million	$50 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure S: San Marino Unified School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	d	$200 million	$60 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure US: Sulphur Springs Union School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	d	$78 million	$22 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure G: Berkeley Unified School District Bond Issue	Alameda	a	$380 million	$44.50 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure M: Moreland School District Bond Issue	Santa Clara	a	$80 million	$30 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure A: El Dorado Union High School District Bond Issue	El Dorado	d	$120 million	$16 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure R: Franklin-McKinley School District Bond Issue	Santa Clara	a	$80 million	$30 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure T: Mountain View Whisman School District Bond Issue	Santa Clara	a	$259 million	$30 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure G: Rescue Union School District Bond Issue	El Dorado	d	$75 million	$30 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure H: Black Oak Mine Unified School District Bond Issue	El Dorado	d	$29.868 million	$49 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure U: Berryessa Union School District Bond Issue	Santa Clara	a	$98 million	$28.5 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure V: Evergreen School District Bond Issue	Santa Clara	d	$125 million	$30 per $100,000 in value	18 years	March 3, 2020
Measure M: Mountain View School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$56 million	$45 per $100,000 in value		March 3, 2020
Measure I	Calaveras	a				November 3, 2020
Measure H	Calaveras	d				November 3, 2020
Measure D	Fresno	a				November 3, 2020
Measure A	Fresno	a				November 3, 2020
Measure J	Fresno	a				November 3, 2020
Measure K	Fresno	a				November 3, 2020
Measure C	Fresno	a				November 3, 2020
Measure D	Humboldt	a				November 3, 2020
Measure S	Merced	a				November 3, 2020
Measure V	Monterey	a				November 3, 2020
Measure W	Monterey	a				November 3, 2020
Measure O	Monterey	a				November 3, 2020
Measure N	Monterey	a				November 3, 2020
Measure K	Monterey	a				November 3, 2020
Measure J	Monterey	a				November 3, 2020
Measure I	Monterey	a				November 3, 2020
Measure H	Monterey	a				November 3, 2020
Measure M2020	Santa Barbara	a				November 3, 2020
Measure L2020	Santa Barbara	d				November 3, 2020
Measure C-20	San Luis Obispo	d				November 3, 2020
Measure A	Santa Cruz	d				November 3, 2020
Measure T	San Mateo	a				November 3, 2020
Measure Z	San Mateo	a				November 3, 2020
Measure K	Siskiyou	a				November 3, 2020
Measure W	Solano	a				November 3, 2020
Measure K	Solano	a				November 3, 2020
Measure J	Solano	a				November 3, 2020
Measure AA	Los Angeles	a				November 3, 2020
Measure O	Los Angeles	a				November 3, 2020
Measure I	Los Angeles	a				November 3, 2020
Measure S	Los Angeles	a				November 3, 2020
Measure Y	Los Angeles	a				November 3, 2020
Measure BB	Los Angeles	a				November 3, 2020
Measure RR	Los Angeles	a				November 3, 2020
Measure G	Kern	a				November 3, 2020
Measure H	Kern	d				November 3, 2020
Measure F	Kern	d				November 3, 2020
Measure K	Ventura	a				November 3, 2020
Measure Z	Yolo	a				November 3, 2020
Measure Y	Yolo	a				November 3, 2020
Measure X	Yolo	d				November 3, 2020
Measure W	San Diego	a				November 3, 2020
Measure V	San Diego	a				November 3, 2020
Measure U	San Diego	d				November 3, 2020
Measure T	San Diego	d				November 3, 2020
Measure Y	Alameda	a				November 3, 2020
Measure P	Marin	a				November 3, 2020
Measure Q	Imperial	a				November 3, 2020
Measure I	Mendocino	a				November 3, 2020
Measure P	Riverside	d				November 3, 2020
Measure A	San Joaquin	a				November 3, 2020
Measure X	Stanislaus	a				November 3, 2020
Measure U	Stanislaus	a				November 3, 2020
Measure T	Stanislaus	d				November 3, 2020
Measure O	Tulare	a				November 3, 2020
Measure R	Santa Clara	a				November 3, 2020
Measure Q	Santa Clara	a				November 3, 2020
Measure P	Santa Clara	a				November 3, 2020
Measure J	Santa Clara	d				November 3, 2020
Measure Y	Stanislaus	a				November 3, 2020

2019[edit]

No local school bond measures were on the ballot in California in 2019.

2018[edit]

2018 school bond question election overview
Status	Number	Win/Loss %	Dollars	Dollar %
a Approved	127	84.11%	$14,339,937,058	94.37%
d Defeated	24	15.89%	$855,600,000	5.63%
Totals:	151	100%	$15,195,537,058	100%

Ballot Measure:	County:	Outcome:	Amount:	Tax:	Matures in:	Election date
Measure B: San Lorenzo Unified School District Bonds for School Improvements	Alameda	a	$130,000,000	$0.06 per $100 of assessed value	Legal limit	June 5, 2018
Measure W: Wiseburn Unified School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	d	$29,000,000	$19 per $100,000 of assessed value	Approximately 24 years	June 5, 2018
Measure BH: Beverly Hills Unified School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$385,000,000	$44 per $100,000 assessed value	Legal limit	June 5, 2018
Measure HSD: Hawthorne School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$59 million	$30 per $100,000 in assessed value	Legal limit	June 5, 2018
Measure E: Mountain View-Los Altos Union High School District Bond Issue	Santa Clara	a	$295,000,000	$0.03 per $100 of assessed value	2039	June 5, 2018
Measure R: Loma Prieta Joint Union School District Bond Issue	Santa Clara	a	$10,600,000	$0.03 per $100 of assessed value	Legal limit	June 5, 2018
Measure V: Patterson Joint Unified School District Bond Issue	Santa Clara	a	$33,852,058.10	$0.06 per $100 of assessed value	Legal limit	June 5, 2018
Measure J: Jefferson Union High School District Teacher and Staff Housing Bond Issue	San Mateo	a	$33 million	$0.007 per $100 of assessed value	Legal limit	June 5, 2018
Measure M: Cabrillo Unified School District Bond Issue	San Mateo	a	$99,000,000	$52 per $100,000 of assessed value	Legal limit	June 5, 2018
Measure O: Pacifica School District Bond Issue	San Mateo	a	$55 million	$30 per $100,000 of assessed value	Legal limit	June 5, 2018
Measure R: Las Lomitas Elementary School District Bond Issue	San Mateo	a	$70 million	$30 per $100,000 of assessed value	Legal limit	June 5, 2018
Measure S: Ravenswood City School District Bond Issue	San Mateo	a	$70 million	$30 per $100,000 of assessed value	Legal limit	June 5, 2018
Measure P: Mountain Elementary School District Bond Issue	Santa Cruz	a	$2,300,000	$0.03 per $100 of assessed value	30 years	June 5, 2018
Measure G: Plumas Lake Elementary School District Bond Issue	Yuba	d	$20 million	$0.072 per $100 in assessed value	Legal limit	June 5, 2018
Measure B: Laton Unified School District Bond Issue	Fresno	a	$7 million	$0.06 per $100 in assessed value	Legal limit	June 5, 2018
Measure K: Lone Pine School District Bond Issue	Inyo	d	$6 million	$0.06 per $100 in taxable value	Fiscal year 2048	June 5, 2018
Measure L: Owens Valley Unified School District Bond Issue	Inyo	d	$4.8 million	$0.06 per $100 in taxable value	Fiscal year 2048	June 5, 2018
Measure X: Los Banos Unified School District Bond Issue	Merced	a	$65 million	$0.043 per $100 in assessed value	35 years	June 5, 2018
Measure C: Freshwater School District Bond Issue	Humboldt	a	$2.1 million	$0.03 per $100 in assessed value	25 years	June 5, 2018
Measure D: Rio Dell School District Bond Issue	Humboldt	a	$1.6 million	$0.03 per $100 in assessed value	25 years	June 5, 2018
Measure E: Pacific Union School District Bond Issue	Humboldt	a	$5.6 million	$0.03 per $100 in assessed value	35 years	June 5, 2018
Measure G: Fortuna Elementary School District Bond Issue	Humboldt	a	$10 million	$0.03 per $100 in assessed value	35 years	June 5, 2018
Measure B: Mammoth Unified School District Bond Issue	Mono	a	$63.1 million	$0.05434 per $100 in assessed value	Indefinite	June 5, 2018
Measure D: Grass Valley School District Elementary and Middle School Bonds	Nevada	a	$18.8 million	$0.024 per $100 of value	Legal limit	June 5, 2018
Measure E: Sierra Joint Community College District Bond Issue	El Dorado	a	$350 million	$0.017 per $100 in assessed value	Legal limit	June 5, 2018
Measure B: Redding School District Bond Issue	Shasta	a	$28 million	$0.03 per $100 in assessed value	Legal limit	June 5, 2018
Measure Q-2018: Lompoc Unified School District Bond Issue	Santa Barbara	d	$79 million	$0.06 per $100 in assessed value	2054	June 5, 2018
Measure Y: Brittan Elementary School District Bond Issue	Sutter	a	$4 million	$30 per $100,000 in assessed value	Legal limit	June 5, 2018
Measure A: West Sonoma County Union High School District Bond Issue	Sonoma	a	$91,000,000	$0.03 per $100 of value	Legal limit	June 5, 2018
Measure B: Alexander Valley Union School District Bond Issue	Sonoma	a	$6,000,000	$0.0282 per $100 of value	Legal limit	June 5, 2018
Measure C: Harmony Union School District Bond Issue	Sonoma	a	$9,600,000	$0.03 per $100 of value	2051	June 5, 2018
Measure A: Oxnard Union High School District Bond Issue	Ventura	a	$350,000,000	$0.03 per $100 of value	Legal limit	June 5, 2018
Measure B: Hueneme Elementary School District Bond Issue	Ventura	a	$34,200,000	$0.03 per $100 of value	Legal limit	June 5, 2018
Measure C: Pleasant Valley School District Bond Issue	Ventura	a	$119,000,000	$0.03 per $100 of value	Legal limit	June 5, 2018
Measure D: El Tejon Unified School District Bond Issue	Kern	a	$16,000,000	$0.057 per $100 of value	Legal limit	June 5, 2018
Measure G: Soledad Unified School District Bond Issue	Monterey	a	$25.21 million	$57.78 per $100,000 in assessed value	Legal limit	June 5, 2018
Measure I: Monterey Peninsula Unified School District Bond Issue	Monterey	a	$213 million	$60 per $100,000 in assessed value	Legal limit	June 5, 2018
Measure C: West Kern Community College District Bond Issue	Kern	d	$50 million	$0.025 per $100 of value	Legal limit	June 5, 2018
Measure E: Vallecito Union School District Bond for Classroom and School Facility Construction and Repair	Calaveras	a	$11 million	$0.03 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure H: Robla School District Classroom and Facility Bonds	Sacramento	a	$46,200,000	$0.056 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure W: West Valley-Mission Community College District Bond Issue	Santa Cruz	a	$698,000,000	$13 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure B: Sanger Unified School District Bond Issue	Fresno	a	$70,000,000	$0.06 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure D: Monroe Elementary School District Bond Issue	Fresno	a	$1,000,000	$0.03 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure E: Pine Ridge Elementary School District Bond Issue	Fresno	a	$5,300,000	$0.03 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure G: Westside Elementary School District Bond Issue	Fresno	a	$3,500,000	$0.03 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure H: Parlier Unified School District Bond Issue	Fresno	a	$9,000,000	$0.06 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure L: Cutten School District Bond Issue	Humboldt	a	$4,000,000	$0.03 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure N: Northern Humboldt Union High School District Bond Issue	Humboldt	a	$24,000,000	$0.019 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure I: Shoreline Unified School District Bond Issue	Marin	a	$19,500,000	$0.039 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure X: Gavilan Joint Community College District Bond Issue	Santa Clara	a	$248 million	$0.02 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure Z: Palo Alto Unified School District Bond Issue	Santa Clara	a	$460 million	$39.40 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure AA: Milpitas Unified School District Bond Issue	Santa Clara	a	$284 million	$60 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure BB: Santa Clara Unified School District Bond Issue	Santa Clara	a	$720 million	$0.05 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure CC: Fremont Union High School District Bond Issue	Santa Clara	a	$275 million	$0.016 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure GG: Sunnyvale School District Bond Issue	Santa Clara	a	$100 million	$0.01 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure HH: Luther Burbank School District Bond Issue	Santa Clara	a	$10 million	$0.088 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure JJ: Mt. Pleasant School District Bond Issue	Santa Clara	a	$27.5 million	$0.003 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure G: Peralta Community College District Bond Issue	Alameda	a	$800 million	$24.50 per $100,000 in value	40 years	November 6, 2018
Measure H: Hayward Unified School District Bond Issue	Alameda	a	$381.7 million	$60 per $100,000 in value	30 years	November 6, 2018
Measure G: Los Alamitos Unified School District Bond Issue	Orange	a	$97 million	$0.03 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure I: Santa Ana Unified School District Bond Issue	Orange	a	$232 million	$0.024 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure Q: South Monterey County Joint Union High School District Facility and Safety Bonds	Monterey	a	$20 million	$0.02 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure R: South Monterey County Joint Union High School District Classroom Upgrade Bonds	Monterey	a	$20 million	$0.02 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure F: Hamilton City Unified School District Bond Issue	Glenn	a	$7 million	$0.06 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure H: Middletown Unified School District Bond Issue	Lake	a	$28 million	$0.06 per $100 in value	35 years	November 6, 2018
Measure I: Upper Lake Unified School District Bond Issue	Lake	a	$10,000,000	$0.03 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure J: Upper Lake Unified School District Facilities Improvement District 1 Bond Issue	Lake	a	$12,000,000	$0.06 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure M: Madera Unified School District Bond Issue	Madera	a	$120 million	$0.05 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure E: Atwater Elementary School District Bond Issue	Merced	a	$20 million	$0.03 per $100	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure G: Hilmar Unified School District Bond Issue	Merced	a	$31 million	$0.06 per $100	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure J: Marysville Joint Unified School District Bond Issue	Yuba	d	$74 million	$0.053 per $100	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure C: Stockton Unified School District Bond Issue	San Joaquin	a	$156.38 million	$0.049 per $100 in value	Legal limit	June 5, 2018
Measure Z: Westmorland Elementary School District Bond Issue	Imperial	d	$10 million	$0.098 per $100 in value	Legal limit	June 5, 2018
Measure S: Santee School District Bond Issue	San Diego	a	$15.37 million	$0.03 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure DD: Sweetwater Union High School District Bond Issue	San Diego	a	$403 million	$0.02 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure EE: Bonsall Unified School District Bond Issue	San Diego	d	$38 million	$0.0375 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure GG: Borrego Springs Unified School Distict Bond Issue	San Diego	a	$8.6 million	$0.06 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure HH: Carlsbad Unified School District Bond Issue	San Diego	a	$265 million	$0.03 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure JJ: Mountain Empire Unified School District Bond Issue	San Diego	a	$15 million	$0.037 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure LL: Vista Unified School District, California Bond Issue	San Diego	a	$247 million	$0.03 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure MM: Del Mar Union School District Bond Issue	San Diego	a	$186 million	$0.03 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure NN: South Bay Union School District Bond Issue	San Diego	a	$18 million	$0.02 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure VV: Chula Vista Elementary School District Bond Issue	San Diego	a	$150 million	$0.02	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure YY: San Diego Unified School District Bond Issue	San Diego	a	$3.5 billion	$0.06 per $100 in value	39 years	November 6, 2018
Measure CC: San Bernardino Community College District Bond Issue	San Bernardino	a	$470 million	0.025 per $100	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure O: Morongo Unified School District Bond Issue	San Bernardino	d	$62 million	0.055 per $100	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure P: Chaffey Community College District Bond Issue	San Bernardino	a	$700 million	0.015 per $100	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure A: Amador County Unified School District Bond Issue	Amador	d	$78 million	$0.059 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure W: Biggs Unified School District School Bond Issue	Butte	d	$9.5 million	$0.047 cents per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure X: Durham Unified School District School Bond Issue	Butte	a	$19.7 million	$0.06 cents per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure Y: Paradise Unified School District Bond Issue	Butte	a	$61 million	$.0575 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure Z: Thermalito Union School District Bond Issue	Butte	a	$4.5 million	$0.03 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure E2018: Lompoc Unified School District Bond Issue	Santa Barbara	d	$79 million	$0.06 per $100	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure Y2018: Allan Hancock Joint Community College District Bond Issue	Santa Barbara	d	$75 million	$0.011 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure M: Davis Joint Unified School District School Bond Issue	Yolo	a	$150,900,000	$0.06 per $100 of assessed value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure O: Woodland Joint Unified School District Bond Issue	Yolo	d	$20,200,000	$0.0528 per $100 of assessed value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure P: Winters Joint Unified School District Bond Issue	Yolo	a	$20 million	$0.06 per $100 of assessed value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure S: Vallejo City Unified School District Bond Issue	Solano	a	$194,000,000	$0.06 per $100 of assessed value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure E: Orinda Union School District Bond Issue	Contra Costa	a	$50 million	$0.03 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure I: Orinda Union School District Bond Issue	Contra Costa	a	$50,000,000	$0.03 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure J: Mt. Diablo Unified School District Bond Issue	Contra Costa	a	$150 million	$0.15 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure P: Pittsburg Unified School District Bond Issue	Contra Costa	a	$100 million	$0.05525 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure M: Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District School Facilities Improvement District 2 Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$195 million	$30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure AE: Baldwin Park Unified School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$69million	$.06 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure BB: ABC Unified School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$258 million	$.04950 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure ES: El Segundo Unified School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$92 million	$0.043 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure GO: Mt. San Antonio Community College District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$750 million	$0.025 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure HS: El Monte Union High School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$192 million	$0.03 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure LL: Lowell Joint School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$48 million	$0.03 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure WE: Wilsona School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$6.5 million	$0.03 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure SMS: Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$485 million	$0.03 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure CK: Acton-Agua Dulce Unified School Distric Bond Issue	Los Angeles	d	$7.5 million	$0.0147 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure B: Alpine County Unified School District Bond Issue	Alpine	a	$4.9 million	$28 per $100,000	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure U: Jefferson Elementary School District Bond Issue	San Mateo	a	$30 million	$0.015 per $100	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure X: San Bruno Park School District Bond Issue	San Mateo	a	$79 million	$0.03 per $100	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure Z: Portola Valley School District Bond Issue	San Mateo	a	$49.5 million	$0.03 per $100	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure E: Wasco Union High School District Bond Issue	Kern	d	40.5 million	0.02965 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure G: Arvin Union School District Bond Issue	Kern	a	$15 million	0.03 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure H: Panama-Buena Vista Union School District Bond Issue	Kern	a	$90 million	0.03 per $100 in value	~ 20 years	November 6, 2018
Measure H: Cloverdale Unified School District Bond Issue	Sonoma	a	$46 million	$0.06 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure J: Monte Rio Union School District Bond Issue	Sonoma	a	$3.3 million	$0.03 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure K: Oak Grove Union School District Bond Issue	Sonoma	a	$9.5 million	$0.03 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure L: Old Adobe Union School District Bond Issue	Sonoma	a	$38.5 million	$0.03 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure K: Round Valley Unified School District Bond Issue	Mendocino	a	$4.5 million	$0.06 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure E: Palo Verde Unified School District Bond Issue	Riverside	a	$24.8 million	$0.049 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure W: Perris Union High School District Bond Issue	Riverside	a	$148 million	$0.03 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure X: Hemet Unified School District Bond Issue	Riverside	a	$150 million	$0.049 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure A: Visalia Unified School District Bond Issue	Tulare	a	$105.3 million	$36 per $100,000 in value	30 years	November 6, 2018
Measure B: Ducor Union Elementary School District Bond Issue	Tulare	d	$2.1 million	$0.03 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure C: Stone Corral School District Bond Issue	Tulare	a	$750,000	$0.03 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure E: Three Rivers Union School District Bond Issue	Tulare	a	$4 million	$0.03 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure L: Rio Elementary School District Bond Issue	Ventura	a	$59.2 million	$0.027 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure O: Mesa Union School District Bond Issue	Ventura	a	$9.875 million	$0.03 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure E: Escalon Unified School District Bond Issue	San Joaquin	d	$25,000,000	$0.03 per $100 of valuation	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure G: Linden Unified School District Bond Issue	San Joaquin	d	$31,000,000	$59.82 per $100,000 of valuation	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure I: Ripon Unified School District Bond Issue	San Joaquin	d	$38,500,000	$0.036 per $100 of valuation	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure E: Enterprise Elementary School District Bond Issue	Shasta	a	$26 million	$0.03 per $100 in assessed value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure A: Salida Union School District Bond Issue	Stanislaus	a	$2.5 million	$0.005 per $100 of assessed value	Legal limits	November 6, 2018
Measure D: Modesto City Elementary School District Bond Issue	Stanislaus	a	$74 million	$28 per $100,000 of assessed value	Legal limits	November 6, 2018
Measure E: Modesto City Elementary School District Bond Issue	Stanislaus	a	$57 million	$22 per $100,000 of assessed value	Legal limits	November 6, 2018
Measure G: Riverbank Unified School District Bond Issue	Stanislaus	a	$19.1 million	$0.055 per $100 of assessed value	Legal limits	November 6, 2018
Measure C: Red Bluff Union Elementary School District Bond Issue	Tehama	a	$12 million	$0.03 per $100 in value	2053	November 6, 2018
Measure D: Gerber Union Elementary School District Bond Issue	Tehama	d	$6.5 million	$0.081 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure D: Placer Union High School District Bond Issue	Placer	a	$40.3 million	$27 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure G: Placer Union High School District Bond Issue	Placer	a	$42.1 million	$27 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure H: Western Placer Unified School District Bond Issue	Placer	d	$60 million	$0.025 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure A: Heber Elementary School District Bond Issue	Imperial	a	$4 million	$0.03 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure B: Westmorland Elementary School District Bond Issue	Imperial	d	$10 million	$0.091 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure C: Brawley Union High School District Bond Issue	Imperial	a	$18.7 million	$0.03 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure G: Holtville Unified School District Bond Issue	Imperial	a	$10 million	$0.04 per $100 in value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018
Measure L: Natomas Unified School District Bond Issue	Sacramento	a	$172 million	$0.06 per $100 assessed value	Legal limit	November 6, 2018

2017[edit]

In 2017, there were six school bond measures on the ballot in California. A bond in the amount of $149 million was approved for La Cañada Unified School District, and a bond in the amount of $5.95 million was approved for Mountain Valley Unified School District. The four remaining measures were defeated. Two of the defeated measures had been proposed for North Monterey County Unified School District, and together, the bonds would have amounted to $76 million.

2017 school bond question election overview
Status	Number	Win/Loss %	Dollars	Dollar %
a Approved	2	33.33%	$154,950,000	44.4%
d Defeated	4	66.67%	$194,000,000	55.6%
Totals:	6	100%	$348,950,000	100%

Ballot Measure:	County:	Outcome:	Amount:	Tax:	Matures in:	Election date
Measure D: McFarland Unified School District Bond Issue	Kern	d	$20 million	$60 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	July 25, 2017
Measure E: North Monterey County Unified School District Bond Issue	Monterey	d	$36 million	$59 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 7, 2017
Measure F: North Monterey County Unified School District Bond Issue	Monterey	d	$40 million	$59 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 7, 2017
Measure GG: Glendora Unified School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	d	$98,000,000	$49 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 7, 2017
Measure LCF: La Cañada Unified School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$149,000,000	$44.26 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 7, 2017
Measure J: Mountain Valley Unified School District Bond Issue	Trinity	a	$5.95 million	$60 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 7, 2017

2016[edit]

2016 school bond question election overview
Status	Number	Win/Loss %	Dollars	Dollar %
a Approved	215	93%	$28,889,826,000.00	91%
d Defeated	16	7%	$2,860,300,000.00	9%
Totals:	231	100%	$31,795,726,000	100%

Ballot Measure:	County:	Outcome:	Amount:	Tax:	Matures in:	Election date
Measure A: Chabot-Las Positas Community College District Bond Issue	Multiple	a	$950 million	$24.50 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure B: Albany Unified School District Bond Issue	Alameda	a	$70 million	$120 per $100,000.00 in value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure E: Albany Unified School District Bond Issue	Alameda	a	$25 million	$60 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure G: Castro Valley Unified School District Bond Issue	Alameda	a	$123 million	$60 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure H: Dublin Unified School District Bond Issue	Alameda	a	$283 million	$60 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure L: Lammersville Joint Unified School District Bond Issue	Multiple	a	$56 million	$46.72 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure J: Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District Bond Issue	Multiple	a	$245 million	$48 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure E: Gilroy Unified School District Bond Issue	Santa Clara	a	$170 million	Up to $60 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure H: Franklin-McKinley School District Bond Issue	Santa Clara	a	$67.4 million	Up to $30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure I: Alum Rock Union School District Bond Issue	Santa Clara	a	$140 million	Up to $30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure C: Mother Lode Union School District Bond Issue	El Dorado	a	$7.8 million	$18.9 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure H: Camino Union School District Bond Issue	El Dorado	a	$4 million	$30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure B: Marin Community College District Bond	Marin	a	$265,000,000	$18.50 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure Q: Cabrillo Community College District Bond Issue	Multiple	d	$310 million	$23.27 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure A: Kingsburg Elementary Charter School District Bond Issue	Multiple	a	$10 million	$25.90 per $100,000 value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure P: Pioneer Union School District Bond Issue	Kings	d	$7 million	$29.50 per $100,000 value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure C: State Center Community College District Bond Issue	Multiple	a	$485 million	$18.50 per $100,000 value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure B: Burton Elementary School Bond	Tulare	d	$6,500,000	$29.87 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure E: Cutler-Orosi Joint Unified School District Bond	Multiple	a	$16 million	$60 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure H: Ravenswood City School District Bond Issue	San Mateo	a	$26 million	$30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure P: Santa Paula Unified School District Bond Issue	Ventura	a	$39,600,000	$60 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure Q: Cuyama Joint Unified School District Bond Issue	Multiple	a	$6,000,000	$60 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure J: Fairfield-Suisun Unified School District Bond Issue	Multiple	a	$249,000,000	$60 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure A: San Antonio Union School District Bond Issue	Monterey	a	$2,100,000	$30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure S: Hermosa Beach City School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$59 million	$29.50 per $100,000	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure LB: Long Beach Community College District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$850 million	$25 per $100,000 value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure GS: Montebello Unified School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$300 million	$60 per $100,000 value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure E: Santa Clarita Community College District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$230 million	$15 per $100,000 value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure E: Irvine Unified School District Bond Issue	Orange	a	$319,000,000	$29 per $100,000 value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure B: Brentwood Union School District Bond Issue	Contra Costa	a	$158 million	$28 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure C: Lafayette School District Bond Issue	Contra Costa	a	$70 million	$28.52 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure D: Walnut Creek School District Bond Issue	Contra Costa	a	$60 million	$17.30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure C: Placer Union High School District Bond Issue	Placer	d	$135 million	$25.26 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure A: Junction Elementary School District Bond Issue	Shasta	a	$3.5 million	$30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure B: Black Butte Union Elementary School District Bond Issue	Shasta	a	$4 million	$30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure D: Klamath-Trinity Joint Unified School District Bond Issue	Multiple	a	$6.5 million	$60 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure U: Ballico-Cressey School District Bond Issue	Merced	a	$6.5 million	$30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure A: Pope Valley Union Elementary School District Bond Issue	Napa	a	$4 million	$30 per $100,000 in value	40 years	June 7, 2016
Measure H: Napa Valley Unified School District Bond Issue	Napa	a	$269 million	$39 per $100,000 in value	40 years	June 7, 2016
Measure K: Central Union High School District Bond Issue	Imperial	a	$30 million	$30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Meaure A: Beardsley School District Bond Issue	Kern	a	$12 million	$29.773 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure B: Fairfax School District Bond Issue	Kern	a	$19 million	$30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure C: General Shafter School District Bond Issue	Kern	d	$40 million	$29.97 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure D: Wasco Union Elementary School District Bond Issue	Kern	a	$9.7 million	$29.75 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure E: Wasco Union Elementary School District Bond Issue	Kern	a	$9.4 million	$29.25 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Proposition A: San Francisco Unified School District Bond Issue	San Francisco	a	$744,250,000	$15.90 per $100,000 in value	23 years	November 8, 2016
Measure D: Plumas Lake Elementary School District Bond Issue	Yuba	d	$20,000,000	$81 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure B: Nevada Joint Union High School District Bond Issue	Nevada	a	$47,000,000	$19 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure D: Roseville Joint Unified School District Bond Issue	Sacramento	a	$96 million	$14.99 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure E: Galt Joint Union High School District Bond Issue	Sacramento	a	$36 million	$30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure K: Galt Joint Union Elementary School District Bond Issue	Sacramento	a	$19.7 million	$30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure M: Elk Grove Unified School District Bond Issue	Sacramento	a	$476 million	$38 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure P: San Juan Unified School District Bond Issue	Sacramento	a	$750 million	$60 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure V: Caruthers Unified School District Bond Issue	Fresno	a	$6,000,000	$60 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure C: Central Unified School District Bond Issue	Fresno	a	$87,300,000	$58.89 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure R: Coalinga-Huron Joint Unified School District Bond Issue	Fresno	a	$39,000,000	$60 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure H: Firebaugh-Las Deltas Unified School District Bond Issue	Fresno	a	$15,000,000	$60 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure J: Fowler Unified School District Bond Issue	Fresno	a	$42,000,000	$60 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure X: Fresno Unified School District Bond Issue	Fresno	a	$225 million	$49.47 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure K: Kerman Unified School District Bond Issue	Fresno	a	$27,000,000	$60 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure A: Sanger Unified School District Bond Issue	Fresno	a	$60,000,000	$60 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure O: Selma Unified School District School Facilities Bond Measure	Fresno	a	$30,800,000	$60 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure X: Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District Bond Issue	San Diego	d	$384,000,000	$25 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure MM: MiraCosta Community College District Education Bond	San Diego	a	$455,000,000	$14.99 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure Z: Southwestern Community College District Bond Issue	San Diego	a	$400,000,000	$25 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure AA: Fallbrook Union High School District Bond Issue	San Diego	a	$45,000,000	$26.50 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure BB: Grossmont Union High School District Bond Issue	San Diego	a	$128,000,000	$10.85 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure DD: Bonsall Unified School District Bond Issue	San Diego	d	$58,000,000	$60 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure EE: Cajon Valley Union School District Bond Issue	San Diego	a	$20,000,000	$13.54 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure GG: Cardiff Elementary School District Bond Issue	San Diego	a	$22,000,000	$25.75 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure HH: National School District District Bond Issue	San Diego	a	$30,000,000	$30.00 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure JJ: Solana Beach School District Bond Issue	San Diego	a	$105,000,000	$30.00 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure J: Butte-Glenn Community College District Bond Issue	Butte	a	$190,000,000	$25 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure K: Chico Unified School District Bond Issue	Butte	a	$152,000,000	$60 per $100,000	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure Q: Yuba Community College District Bond Issue	Butte	a	$33,565,000	$9.18 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure J: Anaheim Elementary School District Bond Issue	Orange	a	$318,000,000	$24 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure K: Brea Olinda Unified School District Bond Issue	Orange	d	$148,000,000	$54 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure M: Capistrano Unified School District Bond Issue	Orange	d	$889,000,000	$41.81 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure N: Centralia Elementary School District Bond Issue	Orange	a	$29,000,000	$24 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure O: Fountain Valley School District Bond Issue	Orange	a	$63,000,000	$30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure P: Garden Grove Unified School District Bond Issue	Orange	a	$311,000,000	$34 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure Q: Huntington Beach City School District Bond Issue	Orange	a	$159,850,000	$27 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure R: Ocean View School District Bond Issue	Orange	a	$169,000,000	$30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure S: Orange Unified School District Bond Issue	Orange	a	$288,000,000	$29.00 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure T: Westminster School District Bond Issue	Orange	a	$76,000,000	$24.50 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure H/J: Shasta–Tehama–Trinity Joint Community College District Bond Issue	Lassen	a	$139,000,000	$19 per $100,000	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure F: Barstow Unified School District Bond Issue	San Bernardino	a	$39,000,000	$45.00 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure G: Chino Valley Unified School District Bond Issue	San Bernardino	a	$750,000,000	$59.55 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure H: Alta Loma School District Bond Issue	San Bernardino	a	$58,000,000	$30.00 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure I: Etiwanda School District Bond Issue	San Bernardino	a	$137,000,000	$29.29 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure J: Kern Community College District Bond Issue	Kern	a	$502,821,000	$24.38 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure K: Ontario-Montclair School District Bond Issue	San Bernardino	a	$150,000,000	$30.00 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure M: Muroc Joint Unified School District Bond Issue	San Bernardino	a	$21,000,000	$60.00 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure U: San Benito High School District Bond Issue	San Benito	a	$60,000,000	$30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure X: San Jose-Evergreen Community College Bond Issue	Santa Clara	a	$748,000,000	$18.95 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure Z: East Side Union High School Bond Issue	Santa Clara	a	$510,000,000	$30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure AA: Campbell Union High School District Bond Issue	Santa Clara	a	$275,000,000	$29.30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure CC: Campbell Union School District Bond Issue	Santa Clara	a	$72,000,000	$12 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure P: John Swett Unified School District Bond for New Middle School	Contra Costa	a	$40,200,000	$42.28 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure Q: John Swett Unified School District Bond for High School Upgrades	Contra Costa	a	$22,000,000	$32 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure R: Martinez Unified School District Bond Issue	Contra Costa	a	$120,000,000	$60 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure U: Liberty Union High School District Bond Issue	Contra Costa	a	$122,000,000	$28 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure V: Moraga Elementary School District Bond Issue	Contra Costa	a	$33,000,000	$30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure W: Oakley Union Elementary School District Bond Issue	Contra Costa	a	$31,000,000	$30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure S: Bayshore Elementary School District Bond Issue	San Mateo	a	$7 million	$30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure M: Burlingame School District Bond Issue	San Mateo	a	$56 million	$22 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure L: Placer Union High School District Bond Issue	Placer	d	$98,000,000	$27.90 per $100,000 in value	Legal Limit	November 8, 2016
Measure T: Hartnell Community College District Bond Issue	Monterey	a	$167,000,000	$19.85 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure K: Shandon Joint Unified School District Bond Issue	Monterey	a	$3,150,000	$60 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure M: Alisal Union School District Bond Issue	Monterey	a	$70,000,000	$66.30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure N: San Ardo Union Elementary School District Bond Issue	Monterey	a	$6,800,000	$54.95 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure D: San Miguel Joint Union School District Bond Issue	Monterey	a	$5,900,000	$30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure D: Oxnard School District Bond Issue	Ventura	a	$142,500,000	$30 per 100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure S: Oak Park Unified School District Bond Issue	Ventura	a	$60,000,000	$60 per 100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure V: Fillmore Unified School District Bond Issue	Ventura	a	$35,000,000	$60 per 100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure X: Simi Valley Unified School District Bond Issue	Ventura	a	$239,000,000	$39 per 100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure G: Novato Unified School District School Bond	Marin	a	$222,000,000	$60 per $100,000	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure L: El Centro Elementary School District Bond Issue	Imperial	a	$22,100,000	$30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure M: Brawley Elementary School District Bond Issue	Imperial	a	$14,000,000	$30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure O: Imperial Unified School District Bond Issue	Imperial	a	$40,000,000	$60 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure R: Meadows Union Elementary School District Bond Issue	Imperial	a	$6,000,000	$78 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure S: Seeley Elementary School District Bond Issue	Imperial	a	$6,000,000	$126 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure T: San Pasqual Valley Unified School District Bond Issue	Imperial	a	$8,000,000	$92 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure V: Calexico Unified School District Bond Issue	Imperial	a	$45,000,000	$60 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure CC: Desert Community College District Bond Issue	Imperial	a	$577,860,000	$19.50 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure L: Lemoore Union High School District Bond Issue	Kings	a	$24,000,000	$27.50 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure S: Reef-Sunset Unified School District Bond Issue	Kings	a	$12,000,000	$54.90 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure U: Hanford Elementary School District Bond Issue	Kings	a	$24,000,000	$30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure V: Armona Elementary School District Bond Issue	Kings	a	$6,500,000	$30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure W: Hanford High School District Bond Issue	Kings	a	$33,000,000	$30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure Y: Pioneer Union Elementary School District Bond Issue	Kings	a	$7,000,000	$29.50 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure D: Winters Joint Unified School District Bond Issue	Yolo	a	$17,000,000	$60 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure Q: Dixon Unified School District Bond Issue	Solano	a	$30,400,000	$36.75 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure B: Plumas Unified School District Bond Issue	Plumas	a	$50,000,000	$60 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure U: Lodi Unified School District Bond Issue	San Joaquin	a	$281,000,000	$60.00 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure X: Live Oak Unified School District Bond Issue	Sutter	a	$14,000,000	$59.00 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure H1: Piedmont Unified School District Bond Issue	Alameda	a	$66,000,000	$60 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure I1: Pleasanton Unified School District Bond Issue	Alameda	a	$270,000,000	$49 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure J1: San Leandro Unified School District Bond Issue	Alameda	a	$104,000,000	$36.20 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure I: Arcata School District Bond Issue	Humboldt	a	$3,400,000	$15.60 per 100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure K: Jacoby Creek School District Bond Issue	Humboldt	a	$2,700,000	$30.00 per 100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure L: Ferndale Unified School District Measure Bond Issue	Humboldt	d	$4,800,000	$49.00 per 100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure M: Mattole Unified School District Bond Issue	Humboldt	a	$2,000,000	$60.00 per 100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure N: South Bay Union School District Bond Issue	Humboldt	a	$4,000,000	$30.00 per 100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure C: Cotati-Rohnert Park Unified School District Bond Issue	Sonoma	a	$80,000,000	$49.00 per 100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure D: Healdsburg Unified School District Bond Issue	Sonoma	a	$67,000,000	$45.00 per 100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure E: Sonoma Valley Unified School District Bond Issue	Sonoma	a	$120,000,000	$42.50 per 100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure F: Windsor Unified School District Bond Issue	Sonoma	a	$62,000,000	$49.00 per 100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure G: Guerneville School District Bond Issue	Sonoma	a	$7,000,000	$30.00 per 100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure AE: Alhambra Unified School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$110,000,000	$22.00 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure HS: Alhambra Unified School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$149,000,000	$22.00 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure AV: Antelope Valley Community College District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$350,000,000	$25 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure Y: Beverly Hills Unified School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	d	$260,000,000	$44 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure G: Claremont Unified School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$58 million	$45.30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure R: East Whittier City School District Bond Issue for Facility Maintenance	Los Angeles	a	$70,000,000	$30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure Z: East Whittier City School District Bond Issue for Technology Improvements	Los Angeles	a	$24,000,000	$30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure ER: El Rancho Unified School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$200,000,000	$99 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure GA: Garvey School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$40,000,000	$30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure GC: Glendale Community College District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$325,000,000	$21 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure BB: Hacienda La Puente Unified School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$148,000,000	$44 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure L: Lawndale Elementary School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$27,000,000	$30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure LP: Local Classrooms Funding Authority School Facilities Improvement District No. 2016-1 Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$110,000,000	$30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure E: Long Beach Unified School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$1,500,000,000	$60.00 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure CC: Los Angeles Community College District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$3,300,000,000	$15 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure N: Lynwood Unified School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$65,000,000	$60 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure C: Manhattan Beach Unified School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$114,000,000	$22 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure EE: Manhattan Beach Unified School District Bond Issue for Mira Costa High School Gymnasium Replacement	Los Angeles	a	$39,000,000	$8 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure SS: Mountain View School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$57,000,000	$60 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure PSD: Palmdale School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$80,000,000	$30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure I: Paramount Unified School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$106,000,000	$58.60 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure P: Pomona Unified School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$300,000,000	$60 per $100,000	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure G2016: Orcutt Union Elementary School District Bond Issue	Santa Barbara	a	$60,000,000	$30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure H2016: Santa Maria Joint Union High School District Bond Issue	Santa Barbara	a	$114,000,000	$30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure I2016: Santa Barbara Unified School District Bond Issue	Santa Barbara	a	$135,000,000	$11.49 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure J2016: Santa Barbara Unified School District Elementary Schools Facilities Improvement District No. 1 Bond Issue	Santa Barbara	a	$58,000,000	$13.15 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure K2016: Santa Ynez Valley Union High School District Bond Issue	Santa Barbara	a	$14,700,000	$15.19 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure L2016: Lompoc Unified School District Bond Issue	Santa Barbara	a	$65,000,000	$60 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure M2016: Guadalupe Union School District Bond Issue	Santa Barbara	a	$5,800,000	$30.00 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure N2016: Guadalupe Union School District Bond Issue	Santa Barbara	a	$5,650,000	$29.70 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure V: Santa Monica Community College District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$345,000,000	$25 per $100,000 per value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure SP: South Pasadena Unified School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$98,000,000	$60 per $100,000 per value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure QS: South Whittier School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$29,000,000	Unknown	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure WV: Walnut Valley Unified School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$152,880,000	$39 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure ES: West Covina Unified School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$143,000,000	$60 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure A: Santa Cruz City Highschool District Bond Issue	Santa Cruz	a	$140,000,000	$28.21 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure B: Santa Cruz Elementary School District Bond Issue	Santa Cruz	a	$68,000,000	$27.81 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure C: Soquel School District Bond Measure Bond issue	Santa Cruz	a	$42,000,000	$30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure B: Pierce Joint Unified School District Bond Issue	Colusa	a	$15,000,000	$49 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure C: Williams Unified School District Bond Issue	Colusa	a	$11,000,000	$49 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure G: Cascade Union Elementary School District Bond Issue	Shasta	a	$8,900,000	$30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure I: Shasta Union High School District Bond Issue	Shasta	a	$56,900,000	$19 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure J: Red Bluff Joint Union High School District Bond Issue	Shasta	a	$26,000,000	$29.96 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure V: Hollister School District Bond Issue	San Benito	a	$36,000,000	$27.75 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure I: Palm Springs Unified School District Bond Issue	Riverside	a	$216,460,000	$47.88 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure M: Banning Unified School District Bond Issue	Riverside	a	$25,500,000	$39 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure O: Riverside Unified School District Bond Issue	Riverside	a	$392,000,000	$59 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure Q: Menifee Union School District Bond Issue	Riverside	a	$135,000,000	$30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure V: Lake Elsinore Unified School District Bond Issue	Riverside	a	$105,000,000	$25 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure Y: San Jacinto Unified School District Bond Issue	Riverside	a	$44,900,000	$39 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure K: Kern High School District Bond Issue	Kern	a	$280,000,000	$28.55 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure L: McFarland Unified School District Bond Issue	Kern	d	$110,000,000	$240 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure N: Bakersfield City School District Bond Issue	Kern	a	$110,000,000	$30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure O: Fruitvale School District Bond Issue	Kern	a	$23,000,000	$24 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure P: General Shafter School District Bond Issue	Kern	a	$7,500,000	$29.61 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure Q: Greenfield Union School District Bond Issue	Kern	a	$19,000,000	$30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure R: Lost Hills Union School District Bond Issue	Kern	a	$7,000,000	$30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure S: Standard School District Bond Issue	Kern	a	$33,000,000	$30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure Y: Konocti Unified School District Bond Issue	Lake	a	$29,600,000	Unknown	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure A: Lucerne Elementary School District Bond Issue	Lake	a	$4,000,000	Unknown	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure K: Waterford Unified School District Bond Issue	Stanislaus	a	$10,650,000	$60 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure N: Turlock Unified School District Bond Issue	Stanislaus	a	$40,800,000	$29.90 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure O: Turlock Unified School District Bond Issue	Stanislaus	a	$48,000,000	$29 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure P: Newman-Crows Landing Unified School District Bond Issue	Stanislaus	a	$11,090,000	$44.25 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure Q: Hughson Unified School District School Facilities improvement District No. 1 Bond Issue	Stanislaus	a	$3,200,000	$19.00 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure R: Hughson Unified School District Bond Issue	Stanislaus	a	$2,200,000	$8.50 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure W: Delhi Unified School District Bond Issue	Merced	a	$12,000,000	$60 per $100,000 in value		November 8, 2016
Measure I: Lucia Mar Unified School District Bond Issue	San Luis Obispo	a	$170,000,000	$42.45 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure M: Paso Robles Joint Unified School District Bond Issue	San Luis Obispo	a	$95,000,000	$47.75 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure L: Burton School District Bond Issue	Tulare	a	$6,500,000	$29.87 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure M: Earlimart Elementary School District Bond Issue	Tulare	a	$6,700,000	$38 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure K: Exeter Unified School District Bond Issue	Tulare	a	$18,000,000	$60 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure K: Corning Union High School District Bond Issue	Tehama	a	$8,300,000	Unkown	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure L: Evergreen Union School District Bond Issue	Tehama	a	$12,000,000	Unkown	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure J: Chowchilla Elementary School District Bond Issue	Madera	a	$13,000,000	$30 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure L: Mariposa County Unified School District Bond Issue	Mariposa	a	$24 million	$49 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure A: Western Placer Unified School Improvement District 1 Bond Issue	Placer	d	$175 million	$40 per $100,000 in value		May 3, 2016
Measure B: Western Placer Unified School Improvement District 2 Bond Issue	Placer	d	$215 million	$84 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	May 3, 2016
Measure B: Willows Unified School District Bond Issue	Glenn	a	$8 million	$45.00 per $100,000 of assessed valuation	25 years	November 8, 2016
Measure X: Waugh School District Bond Issue	Sonoma	a	$4 million	Unknown	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure Q: Lennox School District Bond Issue	Los Angeles	a	$25 million	$86 per $100,000 in value	Legal limit	November 8, 2016
Measure U: Kelseyville Unified School District Bond Issue	Lake	a	$24 million	Unknown	Legal limit	June 7, 2016
Measure N: Western Placer Unified School District Bond Issue	Placer	a	$24 million	Unknown	Legal limit	November 8, 2016

2015[edit]

2015 school bond question election overview
Status	Number	Win/Loss %	Dollars	Dollar %
a Approved	9	90.0%	$1,143,025,000	84.6%
d Defeated	1	10.0%	$208,000,000	15.4%
Totals:	10	100%	$1,351,025,000	100%

Ballot Measure:	County:	Outcome:	Yes (%):	No (%):	Amount:	Tax:[3]	Matures in:[4]:
Compton Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure S (November 2015)	Los Angeles County	a	2,762   (55.94%)	2,175   (44.06%)	$350 million	Unknown	25-40 years
Heber Elementary School District Bond Issue, Measure J (November 2015)	Imperial County	a	432   (82.29%)	93   (17.71%)	$6 million	$59 per $100,000	25-40 years
Mountain View School Facilities Improvement District No. 2 Bond Issue, Measure W (April 2015)	San Bernardino County	a	16   (88.89%)	2   (11.11%)	$171 million	$0.035 - $0.2 per $100	25 Yrs
Placerville Union School District Bond Issue, Measure B (November 2015)	El Dorado County	a	1,414   (55.78%)	1,121   (44.22%)	$3.2 million	$13.50 per $100,000	25-40 years
Potter Valley Community Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure T (November 2015)	Mendocino County	a	338   (68.01%)	159   (31.99%)	$3.1 million	$60 per $100,000	25-40 years
Redwood City Elementary School District Bond Issue, Measure T (November 2015)	San Mateo County	a	8,370   (63.47%)	4,817   (36.53%)	$193 million	$30 per $100,000	40 years
San Mateo-Foster City Elementary School District Bond Issue, Measure X (November 2015)	San Mateo County	a	13,177   (59.07%)	9,129   (40.93%)	$148 million	$14.8 per $100,000	40 years
San Rafael City Elementary School District Bond Issue, Measure A (November 2015)	Marin County	a	5,584   (67.23%)	2,722   (32.77%)	$108.225 million	$12-$24 per $100,000	28 to 35 Years
San Rafael City High School District Bond Issue, Measure B (November 2015)	Marin County	a	9,261   (68.16%)	4,327   (31.84%)	$160.5 million	$18-$36 per $100,000	28 to 35 Years
Walnut Valley Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure O (November 2015)	Los Angeles County	d	2,454   (53.42%)	2,140   (46.58%)	$208 million	$31-$60 per $100,000	25-40 years

2014[edit]

2014 school bond question election overview
Status	Number	Win/Loss %	Dollars[5]	Dollar %
a Approved	128	82.15%	$12,614,740,000	85.50%
d Defeated	29	17.85%	$2,139,480,000	14.50%
Totals:	157	100%	$14.754 Billion	100%

Ballot Measure:	Outcome:	Yes (%):	No (%):
ABC Unified School District School Improvement Funding, Measure AA (November 2014)	d	7,591   (43.95%)	9,679   (56.05%)
Alameda Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure I (November 2014)	a	13,111   (62.75%)	7,783   (37.25%)
Anaheim Union High School District Bond Proposition, Measure H (November 2014)	a	30,238   (59.1%)	20,939   (40.9%)
Arvin Union School District Bond Issue, Measure E (November 2014)	a	1,114   (79.46%)	288   (20.54%)
Atascadero Unified School District Bond Re-authorization, Measure B (November 2014)	a	7,102   (61.67%)	4,415   (38.33%)
Bayshore Elementary School District Bond Issue, Measure C (June 2014)	a	325   (82.1%)	71   (17.9%)
Bellevue Union School District Bond Issue, Measure D (June 2014)	a	1,314   (62.2%)	797   (37.8%)
Belmont-Redwood Shores School District Bond Issue, Measure I (November 2014)	a	7,017   (64.8%)	3,820   (35.2%)
Benicia Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure S (June 2014)	a	3,903   (63.49%)	2,244   (36.51%)
Berryessa Union School District Bond Issue, Measure L (November 2014)	a	10,622   (69.33%)	4,698   (30.67%)
Bolinas-Stinson Union School District Bond Issue, Measure B (November 2014)	d	451   (49.72%)	456   (50.28%)
Briggs Elementary School District Bond Issue, Measure K (November 2014)	a	398   (67.80%)	189   (32.20%)
Buena Park Elementary School District Bond Issue, Measure B (June 2014)	a	2,229   (66.9%)	1,104   (33.1%)
Cajon Valley Union School District Bond Issue, Proposition C (November 2014)	d	13,382   (49.08%)	13,884   (50.92%)
Cambrian School District Bond Issue, Measure I (June 2014)	a	3,840   (72.47%)	1,459   (27.53%)
Carpinteria Unified School District bond proposition, Measure U (November 2014)	a	3,901   (66.33%)	1,980   (33.67%)
Central School District Bond Issue, Measure N (November 2014)	a	4,141   (67.10%)	2,030   (32.90%)
Cinnabar School District Bond Issue, Measure J (November 2014)	a	494   (61.1%)	314   (38.9%)
City of Azusa School Improvement Funding, Measure K (November 2014)	a	3,983   (56.24%)	3,099   (43.76%)
City of Bassett School Improvement Funding, Measure V (November 2014)	a	1,616   (62.42%)	973   (37.58%)
City of Downey School Improvement Funding, Measure O (November 2014)	a	10,093   (61.87%)	6,221   (38.13%)
College School District bond proposition, Measure Y (November 2014)	d	1244   (49.96%)	1246   (50.04%)
Columbia Elementary School District Bond Issue, Measure E (November 2014)	a	1,984   (56.65%)	1,518   (43.35%)
Colusa Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure A (November 2014)	a	1,049   (63.08%)	614   (36.92%)
Compton Community College District Bond Issue, Measure C (November 2014)	a	20,209   (78.39%)	5,570   (21.61%)
Conejo Valley Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure I (November 2014)	a	27,468   (65.95%)	14,184   (34.05%)
Contra Costa Community College District Bond Issue, Measure E (June 2014)	a	82,532   (57.58%)	60,791   (42.42%)
Corona-Norco Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure GG (November 2014)	a	20,876   (57.02%)	15,734   (42.98%)
Coronado Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure E (June 2014)	d	2,275   (42.01%)	3,141   (57.99%)
Cotati/Rohnert Park Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure B (June 2014)	a	5,382   (63.1%)	3,150   (36.9%)
Culver City Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure CC (June 2014)	a	4,706   (76.28%)	1,463   (23.72%)
Desert Sands Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure KK (November 2014)	a	27,027   (69.50%)	11,862   (30.50%)
Dixie School District Bond Issue, Measure C (November 2014)	a	6,083   (74.56%)	2,075   (25.44%)
East Nicolaus Joint Union High School District, Measure W (November 2014)	a	583   (67.56%)	280   (32.44%)
East Side Union High School District Bond Issue, Measure I (November 2014)	a	59.092   (67.91%)	27,922   (32.09%)
El Monte City School District Bond Issue, Measure M (November 2014)	a	4,614   (67.09%)	2,263   (32.91%)
Elk Hills School District Bond Issue, Measure B (June 2014)	d	19   (47.50%)	21   (52.50%)
Escondido Union School District Bond Issue, Proposition E (November 2014)	a	18,615   (56.95%)	14,072   (43.05%)
Eureka City Schools District Bond Issue, Measure S (November 2014)	a	8,083   (57.39%)	6,001   (42.61%)
Evergreen School District Bond Issue, Measure M (November 2014)	a	14,002   (67.51%)	6,738   (32.49%)
Farmersville Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure A (November 2014)	a	575   (66.02%)	296   (33.98%)
Folsom Cordova Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure G (November 2014)	a	13,332   (68.90%)	6,018   (31.10%)
Fortuna Elementary School District Bond Issue, Measure W (November 2014)	d	1,602   (44.62%)	1,988   (55.38%)
Fremont Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure E (June 2014)	a	15,971   (61.18%)	10,135   (38.82%)
Fremont Union High School District Bond Issue, Measure K (November 2014)	a	31,982   (64.84%)	17,344   (35.16%)
Fullerton Joint Union High School District Bond Issue, Measure I (November 2014)	a	2,108   (55.10%)	1,718   (44.90%)
Fullerton Joint Union High School District Bond Proposition, Measure I (November 2014)	a	23,257   (59.0%)	16,191   (41.0%)
Golden Plains Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure G (June 2014)	d	192   (53.04%)	170   (46.96%)
Golden Plains Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure G (November 2014)	a	403   (61.15%)	256   (38.85%)
Gonzales Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure N (June 2014)	d	408   (49.51%)	416   (50.49%)
Greenfield Union Elementary School District Bond Issue, Measure C (November 2014)	a	1,014   (62.36%)	612   (37.64%)
Greenfield Union Elementary School District Bond Issue, Measure D (November 2014)	a	987   (60.81%)	636   (39.19%)
Gustine Unified School District, California, Measure P, Bond Issue (November 2014)		(%)	(%)
Happy Valley Union School Bond Issue, Measure C (June 2014)	a	724   (63.18%)	422   (36.82%)
Hayward Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure L (November 2014)	a	17,976   (77.35%)	5,263   (22.65%)
Hermosa Beach City School District Bond Issue, Measure Q (November 2014)	d	3,283   (54.47%)	2,744   (45.53%)
Hesperia Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure M (November 2014)	d	4,970   (38.56%)	7,920   (61.44%)
Hollister School District Bond Issue, Measure M (November 2014)	a	5,729   (63.41%)	3,306   (36.59%)
Hydesville Elementary School District Bond Issue, Measure M (June 2014)	a	244   (65.77%)	127   (34.23%)
Jacoby Creek School District Bond Issue, Measure Y (November 2014)	d	640   (54.51%)	534   (45.49%)
Jefferson Union High School District Bond Issue, Measure J (November 2014)	a	17,090   (71.2%)	6,928   (28.8%)
John Swett Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure M (November 2014)	d	1,687   (53.91%)	1,442   (46.09%)
Jurupa Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure EE (November 2014)	a	5,824   (60.81%)	3,754   (39.19%)
Kentfield School District Bond Issue, Measure D (November 2014)	a	3,314   (70.92%)	1,359   (29.08%)
Kingsburg Joint Union High School District Bond Issue, Measure K (June 2014)	a	1,588   (55.84%)	1,256   (44.16%)
Lake Tahoe Community College District Bond Issue, Measure F (November 2014)	a	3,784   (57.80%)	2,763   (42.20%)
Lakeport Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure T (November 2014)	a	2,203   (65.9%)	1,138   (34.1%)
Lakeside Union Elementary School District Bond Issue Renewal, Proposition L (November 2014)	a	5,640   (58.57%)	3,990   (41.43%)
Larkspur-Corte Madera School District Bond Issue, Measure D (June 2014)	a	2,725   (70.07%)	1,164   (29.93%)
Laytonville Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure Q (November 2014)	a	610   (68.69%)	278   (31.31%)
Le Grand Union High School District Bond Issue, Measure N (June 2014)	a	401   (55.93%)	316   (44.07%)
Lemon Grove Elementary School District Bond Issue Reauthorization, Proposition R (November 2014)	a	4,323   (71.86%)	1,693   (28.14%)
Los Altos School District Bond Issue, Measure N (November 2014)	a	8,671   (57.40%)	6,435   (42.60%)
Los Gatos-Saratoga Joint Union High School District Bond Issue, Measure E (June 2014)	a	8,331   (63.99%)	4,203   (36.01%)
Los Nietos School District Bond Issue, Measure E (November 2014)	a	1,300   (77.11%)	386   (22.89%)
Los Nietos School District Bond Issue, Measure N (November 2014)	a	1,285   (77.04%)	383   (22.96%)
Madera Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure G (November 2014)	a	5,894   (58.3%)	4,219   (41.7%)
Manteca Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure G (November 2014)	a	11,535   (59.05%)	8,000   (40.95%)
McCabe Union Elementary School District Bond Issue, Measure G (November 2014)	a	780   (56.93%)	590   (43.07%)
Mendota Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure M (November 2014)	a	631   (80.08%)	157   (19.92%)
Merced City Elementary School District Bond Issue, Measure M (June 2014)	a	5,277   (57.25%)	3,940   (42.75%)
Merced River School District Bond Issue, Measure L (June 2014)	a	95   (61.29%)	60   (38.71%)
Mojave Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure C (November 2014)	a	1,551   (63.31%)	899   (36.69%)
Mojave Unified School Facilities Improvement District No. 1 Bond Issue, Measure A (June 2014)	d	837   (54.81%)	690   (45.19%)
Montecito Union School District bond proposition, Measure Q (November 2014)	d	1,257   (44.40%)	1,574   (55.60%)
Moreno Valley Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure M (November 2014)	a	12,348   (64.06%)	6,928   (35.94%)
Mt. San Jacinto Community College Bond Issue, Measure AA (November 2014)	a	76,993   (58.82%)	53,904   (41.18%)
Murietta Valley Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure BB (November 2014)	a	10,756   (57.72%)	7,878   (42.28%)
Napa Valley Community College District Trustee Area 7 Bond Issue, Measure E (November 2014)	d	19,884   (53.84%)	17,048   (46.16%)
National Elementary School District Bond Issue, Proposition N (November 2014)	a	4,620   (78.58%)	1,259   (21.42%)
Natomas Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure J (November 2014)	a	9,091   (72.12%)	3,515   (27.88%)
New Haven Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure M (November 2014)	a	8,962   (68.71%)	4,082   (31.29%)
North Orange County Community College District Bond Proposition, Measure J (November 2014)	a	84,780   (55.02%)	69,338   (44.98%)
Norwalk-La Mirada Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure G (November 2014)	a	8,940   (57.39%)	6,638   (42.61%)
Oak Grove School District Bond Issue, Measure P (November 2014)	a	13,056   (65.55%)	6,862   (34.45%)
Oak Grove Union School District Bond Issue, Measure K (November 2014)	a	1,174   (63.6%)	672   (36.4%)
Ojai Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure J (November 2014)	a	5,223   (68.23%)	2,432   (31.77%)
Orange Unified School District Bond Proposition, Measure K (November 2014)	d	25,992   (54.6%)	21,613   (45.4%)
Pacific Grove Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure A (November 2014)	a	4,020   (59.79%)	2,704   (40.21%)
Palo Verde Community College District Bond Issue, Measure P (November 2014)	a	2,047   (59.61%)	1,387   (40.39%)
Parlier Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure P (June 2014)	a	554   (65.95%)	286   (34.05%)
Perris School District Bond Issue, Measure C (June 2014)	a	1,153   (66.34%)	585   (33.66%)
Petaluma City School District Bond Issue, Measure E (June 2014)	a	4,652   (68.3%)	2,161   (31.7%)
Petaluma Joint Union High School District Bond Issue, Measure C (June 2014)	a	9,814   (64.88%)	5,312   (35.12%)
Piedmont Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure H (June 2014)	d	1,801   (47.66%)	1,978   (52.34%)
Pine Ridge Elementary School District Bond Issue, Measure R (June 2014)	d	187   (51.23%)	178   (48.77%)
Pine Ridge Elementary School District Bond Issue, Measure R (November 2014)	d	220   (50.81%)	213   (49.19%)
Pittsburg Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure N (November 2014)	a	5,483   (68.48%)	2,524   (31.52%)
Pixley Union School District Bond Issue, Measure Z (June 2014)	a	229   (76.85%)	69   (23.15%)
Planada Elementary School District Bond Issue, Measure O (June 2014)	a	220   (62.32%)	133   (37.68%)
Porterville Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure B (November 2014)	d	4,930   (38.53%)	7,864   (61.47%)
Princeton Joint Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure S (June 2014)	a	158   (63.20%)	92   (36.80%)
Ramona Unified School District Bond Issue, Proposition Q (November 2014)	d	4,802   (46.67%)	5,488   (53.33%)
Rincon Valley Union School District Bond Issue, Measure F (June 2014)	a	6,816   (66.8%)	3,393   (33.2%)
Rio School District Bond Issue, Measure G (November 2014)	a	3,753   (70.93%)	1,538   (29.07%)
Robla School District Bond Issue, Measure K (November 2014)	a	1,694   (72.67%)	637   (27.33%)
Rosemead School District Bond Issue, Measure RS (November 2014)	a	1,635   (71.62%)	648   (28.38%)
Round Valley Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure L (June 2014)	a	290   (72.86%)	108   (27.14%)
Salinas Union High School District Bond Issue, Measure B (November 2014)	a	14,730   (60.30%)	9,698   (39.70%)
San Benito High School District Bond Issue, Measure G (June 2014)	a	3,524   (56.29%)	2,736   (43.71%)
San Luis Coastal Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure D (November 2014)	a	18,400   (71.77%)	7,236   (28.23%)
San Luis Obispo County Community College District Bond Issue, Measure L (November 2014)	a	51,690   (62.55%)	30,944   (37.45%)
San Mateo County Community College District Bond Issue, Measure H (November 2014)	a	102,615   (66.2%)	52,350   (33.8%)
Santa Barbara Community College District bond proposition, Measure S (November 2014)	d	30,493   (50.23%)	30,214   (49.77%)
Santa Clara Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure H (November 2014)	a	18,958   (69.39%)	8,362   (30.61%)
Santa Maria Bonita School District bond proposition, Measure T (November 2014)	a	8,086   (62.09%)	4,936   (37.91%)
Santa Rosa Elementary School District Bond Issue, Measure L (November 2014)	a	11,000   (69.1%)	4,919   (30.9%)
Santa Rosa High School District Bond Issue, Measure I (November 2014)	a	34,086   (64.0%)	19,149   (36.0%)
Santa Rosa Junior College Bond Issue, Measure H (November 2014)	a	87,739   (63.1%)	51,307   (36.9%)
Saugus Union School District Bond Issue, Measure EE (November 2014)	a	11,878   (58.37%)	8,473   (41.63%)
Scotts Valley School District Bond Issue, Measure A (June 2014)	a	3,978   (72.17%)	1,534   (27.83%)
Sequoia Union High School District Bond Issue, Measure A (June 2014)	a	22,995   (65.6%)	12,052   (34.4%)
Snowline Joint Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure L (November 2014)	d	3,399   (45.69%)	4,040   (54.31%)
Southern Humboldt Joint Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure N (June 2014)	d	645   (51.11%)	617   (48.89%)
Southern Humboldt Joint Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure X (November 2014)	a	1,632   (65.59%)	878   (34.41%)
Southern Kern Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure D (November 2014)	a	1,874   (57.06%)	1,410   (42.94%)
Springville Union School District Bond Issue, Measure J (June 2014)	a	724   (58.91%)	505   (41.09%)
Stockton Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure E (November 2014)	a	14,751   (67.45%)	7,120   (32.55%)
Tahoe-Truckee Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure E (November 2014)	a	2,074   (59.80%)	1,394   (40.20%)
Tahoe-Truckee Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure U (November 2014)	d	3,018   (55.55%)	2,415   (44.45%)
Tipton Elementary School District Bond Issue, Measure C (November 2014)	a	211   (59.77%)	142   (40.23%)
Torrance Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure T (November 2014)	a	21,424   (66.71%)	10,689   (33.29%)
Torrance Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure U (November 2014)	a	19,877   (62.09%)	12,138   (37.91%)
Tracy Unified School District Facilities Improvement District No. 3 Bond Issue, Measure B (June 2014)	a	4,570   (65.03%)	2,458   (34.97%)
Union School District Bond Issue, Measure J (June 2014)	a	5,958   (68.83%)	2,698   (31.17%)
Vacaville Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure A (November 2014)	a	12,095   (61.95%)	7,429   (38.05%)
Vallecitos Elementary School District Bond Issue, Proposition O (November 2014)	d	299   (53.49%)	260   (46.51%)
Vallejo City Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure E (November 2014)	d	13,392   (61.50%)	8,384   (38.50%)
Washington Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure V (November 2014)	a	6,118   (67.4%)	2,954   (32.6%)
West Contra Costa Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure H (June 2014)	d	13,525   (46.30%)	15,685   (53.70%)
West Hills Community College District Bond Issue, Measure T (November 2014)	a	6,676   (57.81%)	4,873   (42.19%)
Western Placer Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure A (November 2014)	a	10,742   (61.67%)	6,676   (38.33%)
Willows Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure R (June 2014)	d	1,225   (49.34%)	1,258   (50.66%)
Winters Joint Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure R (June 2014)	a	1,097   (71.33%)	441   (28.67%)
Woodland Joint Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure S (November 2014)	d	5,488   (43.15%)	7,230   (56.85%)
Woodland Joint Unified School District Bond Issue, Measure T (November 2014)	d	5,279   (41.6%)	7,410   (58.4%)
Woodside Elementary School District Bond Issue, Measure D (June 2014)	a	713   (64.4%)	395   (35.6%)
Yreka Union High School District Bond Issue, Measure H (November 2014)	a	2,942   (55.34%)	2,374   (44.66%)

2013[edit]

2013 school bond question election overview
Status	Number	Win/Loss %	Dollars	Dollar %
a Approved	7	77.78%	$320,550,000	67.01%
d Defeated	2	22.22%	$157,800,00	32.99%
Totals:	9	100%	$478,350,000	100%

Ballot Measure:	Outcome:	Yes (%):	No (%):
Proposition BUSD-S	a	4,663   (61.78%)	2,884   (38.21%)
Measure Y	a	176   (94.12%)	11   (5.88%)
Measure A	a	754   (68.98%)	339   (31.02%)
Measure S	a	2,305   (73.9%)	812   (26.1%)
Measure W	a	4,222   (75.3%)	1,383   (24.7%)
Measure H	a	2,453   (61.04%)	1,566   (38.96%)
Measure G	d	2,828   (52.17%)	2,593   (47.83%)
Measure P	d	8,002   (46.5%)	9,195   (53.5%)
Measure G	a	6,995   (68.44%)	3,225   (31.56%)

2012[edit]

2012 school bond question election overview
Status	Number	Win/Loss %	Dollars	Dollar %
a Approved	113	80.71%	$13,169,301,190	92.07%
d Defeated	27	19.29%	$1,134,840,000	7.93%
Totals:	140	100%	$14,304,141,190	100%

November 6:

See also: November 6, 2012 ballot measure elections

106 public school bond propositions were on the November 6, 2012, ballot in 33 counties.

They ranged from a low of a $830,000 (Pacific Elementary, Measure M in Santa Cruz County) to a high of $2.8 billion (San Diego Unified, Proposition Z in San Diego County).

Eight of the 106 measures were for community colleges.

Each measure required a 55 percent supermajority vote for approval.

Measure	County	Amount	Outcome
Alum Rock Union, Measure J	Santa Clara	$125,000,000	a
Alvord Unified, Measure W	Riverside	$79,000,000	a
Antioch Union High, Measure C	Shasta	$12,300,000	a
Antioch High, Measure B	Contra Costa	$56,500,000	a
Arcata Elementary, Measure F	Humboldt	$7,000,000	a
Bellflower Unified, Measure BB	Los Angeles	$79,000,000	a
Brawley Elementary, Measure S	Imperial	$7,500,000	a
Burlingame Elementary, Measure D	San Mateo	$56,000,000	a
Butteville Union, Measure R	Siskiyou	$3,500,000	d
Cajon Valley Union, Measure C	San Diego	$88,400,000	a
Castaic Union Elementary, Measure QS	Los Angeles	$51,000,000	a
Caruthers Unified, Measure C	Fresno	$12,000,000	a
Cerritos Community College, Measure G	Los Angeles	$350,000,000	a
Chaffey Joint Union High, Measure P	San Bernardino	$848,000,000	a
Chico Unified, Measure E	Butte	$78,000,000	a
Chula Vista Elementary, Measure E	San Diego	$90,000,000	a
Coachella Valley Unified, Measure X	Riverside/Imperial	$41,000,000	a
Coast Community College, Measure M	Orange	$698,000,000	a
College School District, Measure K	Santa Barbara	$12,000,000	d
Covina-Valley Unified, Measure CC	Los Angeles	$129,000,000	a
Dehesa Schools, Measure D	San Diego	$3,000,000	a
Del Mar Union, Proposition CC	San Diego	$76,800,000	d
Delhi Unified, Measure E	Merced	$8,000,000	a
Earlimart Schools, Measure H	Tulare	$3,600,000	a
East Side Union High, Measure I	Santa Clara	$120,000,000	a
El Camino Community College, Measure E	Los Angeles	$350,000,000	a
Elk Hills, Measure O	Kern	$6,200,000	d
Escalon Unified, Measure B	San Joaquin	$19,500,000	a
Folsom Cordova Unified, Measure P	Sacramento	$68,000,000	a
Fortuna Union, Measure D	Humboldt	$10,000,000	a
Fountain Valley, Measure N	Orange	$23,500,000	d
Gravenstein Union, Measure M	Sonoma	$6,000,000	a
Gridley Unified, Measure G	Butte	$11,000,000	d
Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College, Measure V	San Diego	$398,000,000	a
Hemet Unified, Measure U	Riverside	$49,000,000	a
Hueneme Elementary, Measure T	Ventura	$19,600,000	a
Inglewood Unified, Measure GG	Los Angeles	$90,000,000	a
Jefferson Elementary, Measure I	San Mateo	$67,500,000	a
Jefferson Union High, Measure E	San Mateo	$41,900,000	a
Kings Canyon Unified, Measure K	Fresno/Tulare	$40,000,000	a
Knightsen Elementary, Measure H	Contra Costa	$3,000,000	d
La Habra City Schools, Measure O	Orange	$31,000,000	a
Lancaster Elementary, Measure L	Los Angeles	$63,000,000	a
Lindsay Unified, Measure L	Tulare	$16,000,000	a
Little Lake City, Measure EE	Los Angeles	$18,000,000	a
Lynwood Unified, Measure K	Los Angeles	$93,000,000	a'
McFarland Unified, Measure M	Kern	$25,000,000	a
Mendota Unified, Measure M	Fresno	$19,000,000	a
MiraCosta Community College, Proposition EE	San Diego	$497,000,000	d
Morgan Hill, Measure G	Santa Clara	$198,250,000	a
Mount Pleasant Schools, Measure L	Santa Clara	$25,000,000	a
Mountain Empire Unified, Measure G	San Diego	$30,800,000	d
Nuview Union, Measure V	Riverside	$4,000,000	a
Oakland Unified, Measure J	Alameda	$475,000,000	a
Ocean View Schools, Measure P	Orange	$198,000,000	d
Ocean View Schools, Measure P	Ventura	$4,200,000	a
Oxnard Schools, Measure R	Ventura	$90,000,000	a
Pacific Elementary, Measure M	Santa Cruz	$830,000	a
Pajaro Valley Unified, Measure L	Santa Cruz/Monterey	$150,000,000	a
Palmdale Elementary, Measure DD	Los Angeles	$220,000,000	a
Panama-Buena Vista Union, Measure P	Kern	$147,000,000	a
Perris Union High	Riverside	$153,420,000	a
Porterville Unified, Measure J	Tulare	$90,000,000	d
Ramona Unified, Measure R	San Diego	$66,000,000	d
Rancho Santiago Community College, Measure Q	Orange	$198,000,000	a
Redondo Beach Unified, Measure Q	Los Angeles	$63,000,000	a
Ripon Unified, Measure G	San Joaquin	$25,236,190	a
Roseland Schools, Measure N	Sonoma	$7,000,000	a
Rowland Unified, Measure R	Los Angeles	$158,800,000	a
Sacramento City Unified, Measure Q	Sacramento	$346,000,000	a
Sacramento City Unified, Measure R	Sacramento	$68,000,000	a
San Bernardino City Unified, Measure N	San Bernardino	$250,000,000	a
San Carlos Elementary	San Mateo	$72,000,000	a
San Diego Unified, Proposition Z	San Diego	$2,800,000,000	a
San Dieguito Union High, Proposition AA	San Diego	$449,000,000	a
San Jose Unified, Measure H	Santa Clara	$290,000,000	a
San Juan Unified, Measure N	Sacramento	$350,000,000	a
San Ramon Valley, Measure D	Contra Costa	$260,000,000	a
Sanger Unified, Measure S	Fresno	$50,000,000	a
Santa Monica-Malibu Unified, Measure ES	Los Angeles	$385,000,000	a
Santa Ynez Valley Union High, Measure L	Santa Barbara	$19,840,000	d
Solano Community College	Solano/Yolo	$348,000,000	a
Soledad Unified, Measure C	Monterey	$40,000,000	a
Somis Union, Measure S	Ventura	$9,000,000	a
Sonora Union High, Measure J	Tuolumne	$23,000,000	a
South Bay Union, Measure Y	San Diego	$26,000,000	a
Spreckels Union, Measure B	Monterey	$7,000,000	a
St. Helena Unified, Measure C	Napa	$30,000,000	a
Standard School, Measure Q	Kern	$11,200,000	a
Stockton Unified, Measure E	San Joaquin	$156,000,000	a
Summerville Union High, Measure H	Tuolumne	$8,000,000	a
Temecula Valley Unified, Measure Y	Riverside	$165,000,000	a
Temple City Unified, Measure S	Los Angeles	$128,800,000	a
Templeton Unified, Measure H	San Luis Obispo	$35,000,000	a
Tustin Unified, Measure S	Orange	$135,000,000	a
Visalia Unified, Measure E	Tulare	$60,100,000	a
Washington Unified, Measure W	Fresno	$22,000,000	a
Weaver Union, Measure G	Merced	$9,000,000	a
West Contra Costa Unified, Measure E	Contra Costa	$360,000,000	a
West Hills Community College, Measure L	Fresno/Kings	$12,655,000	a
Westside Union Elementary, Measure WR	Los Angeles	$18,510,000	a
Wheatland Union, Measure U	Yuba	$9,000,000	a
Whittier City Elementary, Measure Z	Los Angeles	$55,000,000	a
Willows Unified, Measure P	Glenn	$14,700,000	d
Wilmar Union, Measure P	Sonoma	$4,000,000	a
Yucaipa-Calimesa Joint Unified, Measure O	Riverside/San Bernardino	$98,000,000	d

June 5:

See also: June 5, 2012 ballot measure elections

34 public school bond propositions were on the June 5, 2012 ballot. Twenty-five (or 73.5%) of the bond proposals were approved, and nine (or 26.5%) were defeated.

They ranged from a low of $2.2 million (Trinidad Union, Measure W in Humboldt County) to a high of $350 million (West Valley-Mission Community College District bond proposition, Measure C in Santa Clara County and Santa Cruz County).

Each measure required a 55 percent supermajority vote for approval.

Measure	County	Amount	Outcome
Alpine Union, Proposition H	San Diego	$11,995,000	d
Antioch Unified, Measure J	Contra Costa	$59,500,000	d
Biggs Unified, Measure B	Butte	$6,000,000	d
Brea-Olinda Unified, Measure E	Orange	$54,000,000	d
Buellton Union, Measure V	Santa Barbara	$3,200,000	a
Cabrillo Unified, Measure S	San Mateo	$81,000,000	a
Charter Oak Unified, Measure CO	Los Angeles	$47,000,000	a
Clovis Unified, Measure A	Fresno	$298,000,000	a
Corcoran Joint Unified, Measure V	Kings	$9,000,000	d
Cupertino Union, Measure H	Santa Clara	$200,000,000	a
Dublin Unified, Measure E	Alameda	$99,000,000	a
Gridley Unified, Measure C	Butte	$11,000,000	d
Gridley Elementary, Measure D	Butte	$2,500,000	a
Healdsburg Unified, Measure E	Sonoma	$35,000,000	a
Guerneville, Measure F	Sonoma	$6,000,000	a
Jurupa Unified, Measure M	Riverside	$125,000,000	d
Lincoln Unified, Measure A	San Joaquin	$48,500,000	a
Milpitas Unified, Measure E	Santa Clara	$95,000,000	a
Mountain Empire, Proposition G	San Diego	$30,800,000	d
Mountain View Whisman, Measure G	Santa Clara	$198,000,000	a
Norris School District, Measure B	Kern	$149,000,000	a
Old Adobe Union, Measure G	Sonoma	$26,000,000	a
Pollock Pines Elementary, Measure K	El Dorado	$9,000,000	a
Reef-Sunset Unified, Measure A	Kings	$10,800,000	a
Savanna Elementary, Measure G	Orange	$28,750,000	a
Sebastopol Union, Measure H	Sonoma	$9,000,000	a
Sierra Unified, Measure O	Fresno	$5,400,000	d
Southern Trinity Unified, Measure V	Humboldt	$2,300,000	a
Sulphur Springs Union Elementary, Measure CK	Los Angeles	$72,000,000	a
Taft City School, Measure C	Kern	$23,600,000	a
Trindad Union, Measure W	Humboldt	$2,200,000	a
Val Verde Unified, Measure L	Riverside	$178,000,000	a
West Valley-Mission Community College, Measure C	Santa Clara/Santa Cruz	$350,000,000	a
Wright, Measure I	Sonoma	$14,000,000	a

2011[edit]

2011 school bond question election overview
Status	Number	Win/Loss %	Dollars	Dollar %
a Approved	7	70%	$981,100,000.00	41.34%
d Defeated	3	30%	$1,392,000,000	58.66%
Totals:	10	100%	$2,373,100,000	100%

November 8:

a Bradley Union School District bond proposition, Measure T
a Larkspur School District bond proposition, Measure A
a Millbrae School District bond proposition, Measure N
a Newark Unified School District bond proposition, Measure G
a Newhall School District bond proposition, Measure E
d San Bruno Park School District bond proposition, Measure O
a San Francisco Unified School District bond, Proposition A
d San Mateo Community College District bond proposition, Measure H

April 5:

a Glendale Unified School District bond proposition, Measure S

March 8:

d Santa Clara Unified School District bond proposition, Measure A

2010[edit]

See also: California school district bond elections in 2010

2010 school bond question election overview
Status	Number	Win/Loss %	Dollars	Dollar %
a Approved	61	73.5%	$5,053,250,000	89.75%
d Defeated	22	26.5%	$576,950,000	10.25%
Totals:	83	100%	$5,630,200,000	100%

June 8:

Measure	County	Amount	Outcome
Anderson Valley Unified, Measure A	Mendocino	$15,250,000	a
Arcohe Union, Measure A	Sacramento	$3,900,000	d
Big Pine, Measure A	Inyo	$4,100,000	a
Blue Lake Elementary, Measure K	Humboldt	$2,000,000	a
Calipatria Unified, Measure I	Imperial	$25,000,000	d
Campbell Union Elementary, Measure G	Santa Clara	$150,000,000	a
Corcoran Unified, Measure Q	Kings/Tulare	$24,700,000	d
Garden Grove Unified, Measure A	Orange	$250,000,000	a
Greenfield Union, Measure L	Monterey	$8,300,000	a
Hope School, Measure L	Santa Barbara	$8,000,000	a
Los Gatos Union, Measure E	Santa Clara	$30,900,000	a
Lucerne Valley Unified, Measure S	San Bernardino	$7,950,000	d
Lynwood Unified, Measure AA	Los Angeles	$37,400,000	d
Mark West Union, Measure C	Sonoma	$14,000,000	a
Mountain View-Los Altos Union, Measure A	Santa Clara	$41,300,000	a
Mt. Diablo Unified, Measure C	Contra Costa	$348,000,000	a
Rohnerville, Measure M	Humboldt	$5,000,000	a
Southern Humboldt Unified, Measure L	Humboldt/Mendocino	$25,200,000	a
West Contra Costa Unified, Measure D	Contra Costa	$380,000,000	a
Willits Unified, Measure B	Mendocino	$43,000,000	a

November 2:

Measure	County	Amount	Outcome
Anaheim G	Orange	$169,300,000	a
Aromas-San Juan Z	Monterey/Santa Cruz	$16,100,000	a
Atascadero I-10	San Luis Obispo	$117,000,000	a
Baker Valley D	San Bernardino	$3,200,000	d
Belmont-Redwood I & N	San Mateo	$60,000,000	a (both)
Bennett Valley J	Sonoma	$10,600,000	a
Berkeley I	Alameda	$210,000,000	a
Calistoga A	Sonoma/Napa	$42,000,000	a
Centinela Valley CV	Los Angeles	$98,000,000	a
Claremont CL	Los Angeles	$95,000,000	d
Cloverdale G	Sonoma	$17,000,000	a
Coalinga-Huron E	Monterey/Fresno	$16,100,000	a
Cutler-Orosi T	Fresno/Tulare	$15,000,000	d
Dehasa M	San Diego	$5,500,000	a
Dixon D	Solano	$32,000,000	d
Duarte E	Los Angeles	$62,000,000	a
El Rancho EE	Los Angeles	$52,000,000	a
Emery Unified J	Alameda	$95,000,000	a
Encinatas Union P	San Diego	$44,200,000	a
Fairfax C	Kern	$24,800,000	a
Forestville Union K	Sonoma	$5,100,000	a
Franklin-McKinley J	Santa Clara	$50,000,000	a
Fresno Unified Q	Fresno	$280,000,000	a
Hamilton Unified O	Glenn	$5,400,000	d
Hughson Unified H	Stanislaus	$21,000,000	d
Imperial Community College J	Imperial	$80,000,000	a
Jefferson J	San Joaquin	$35,400,000	a
Julian Union L	San Diego	$2,100,000	a
Junction Elementary C	Shasta	$3,100,000	d
Knightsen Elementary N	Contra Costa	$5,000,000	d
Lynwood Unified L	Los Angeles	$45,000,000	d
Magnolia I	Orange	$16,300,000	a
Martinez Unified K	Contra Costa	$45,000,000	a
Monterey Peninsula P	Monterey	$110,000,000	a
Moreland Elementary K	Santa Clara	$55,000,000	a
Mt. San Jacinto Community College U	Riverside	$47,000,000	d
Northern Humboldt Union Q	Humboldt	$25,800,000	a
Ohlone Community College G	Alameda	$349,000,000	a
Piner-Olivet L	Sonoma	$20,000,000	a
Pittsburg Unified L	Contra Costa	$100,000,000	a
Rialto Unified Y	San Bernardino	$98,000,000	a
Ross Valley A	Marin	$41,000,000	a
Saint Helena Unified B	Napa	$30,000,000	a
San Jose City College G	Santa Clara	$268,000,000	a
San Leandro M	Alameda	$50,000,000	a
San Marcos Unified K	San Diego	$287,000,000	a
San Mateo Union O	San Mateo	$186,000,000	a
Santa Barbara Elementary R	Santa Barbara	$75,000,000	a
Santa Barbara High Q	Santa Barbara	$75,000,000	a
Santa Clara Unified H	Santa Clara	$81,100,000	a
Scott Valley Unified E	Siskiyou	$5,900,000	d
Sierra Plumas Joint C	Plumas/Sierra	$5,000,000	d
Sierra Unified S	Fresno	$9,600,000	d
Sonoma Valley Unified H	Sonoma	$40,000,000	a
Sonora Elementary H	Tuolumne	$3,800,000	d
South San Francisco Unified J	San Mateo	$162,000,000	a
Summerville Union High G	Tuolumne	$8,000,000	d
Twin Hill Union M	Sonoma	$11,000,000	a
Waterford Unified I	Stanislaus	$11,000,000	d
West Sonoma County Union I	Sonoma	$23,800,000	a
Western Placer Unified J	Placer	$163,000,000	d
Wiseburn AA	Los Angeles	$87,000,000	a

2009[edit]

2009 school bond question election overview
Status	Number	Win/Loss %	Dollars	Dollar %
a Approved	2	50%	$69,000,000	79.1%
d Defeated	2	50%	$18,235,000	20.9%
Totals:	4	100%	$87,235,000	100%

Measure	County	Amount	Outcome
Mill Valley, Measure C	Marin	$59,800,000	a
Shoreline Unified, Measure D	Marin, Sonoma	$9,290,000	a
Springville Union, Measure O	Tulare	$6,735,000	d
Springville Union, Measure L	Tulare	$11,500,000	d

2008[edit]

2008 school bond question election overview
Status	Number	Dollars	District %	Dollar %
a Approved	140		85.9%
d Defeated	23		14.1%
Totals:	163	-	100%	100%

November 4:

See California school district bond elections, November 2008

Ninety-six (96) school bond requests were on the November 4 ballot and eighty-seven of these were approved. Altogether, $22 billion in debt was incurred in the 87 school districts where bonds were approved. The most expensive bond request was the $7 billion sought and received by the Los Angeles Unified School District. The least expensive request was that of Cold Spring in Santa Barbara County, which sought and received $2.44 million.

Of the nine bond measures that failed, four received less than 50%. The other five that failed got between 50-54.9% of the vote, but failed because to pass, they needed a supermajority vote of at least 55%.

June 3:

See June 3, 2008 ballot measures in California

Forty-six school financing measures were on the June 3 ballot in California. This included:

• 33 school bond measures. 26 passed; 7 failed.
• 13 parcel tax measures. 7 passed; 6 failed.

February 5:

39 school districts asked for additional funding on February 5, 2008. 30 of the 39 passed with more than the 55% approval rate required by Prop 39 for their passage, for a total of approximately $3.9 billion in approved local school construction funds.

Eighteen of the thirty that passed would have failed to gain approval before Proposition 39 lowered the success threshold from two-thirds to 55%. The eighteen that passed because of the 55% threshold that would not have passed with a 2/3 threshold added $2.3 billion in new spending.

Measure	County	Amount	Outcome
Acton-Agua Dulce Unified School District, Measure V	Los Angeles	$46.20 million	d
Albany Unified School District, Measure E	Alameda	$10.00 million	a
Biggs Unified School District, Measure A	Butte	$4.28 million	d
Cajon Valley Union School District, Measure D	San Diego	$156.50 million	a
Caruthers Unified School District, Measure A	Fresno	$11.30 million	d
Caruthers Schools Facilities Improvement District 1, Measure B	Fresno	$2.80 million	d
Cold Spring School District, Measure R	Santa Barbara	$8.50 million	d
Dry Creek Joint School District, Measure E	Placer/Sacramento	$67.00 million	a
East Side Union High School District, Measure E	Santa Clara	$349.00 million	a
Enterprise Elementary School District, Measure A	Shasta	$34.00 million	a
Exeter Union Elementary School District bond proposition, Measure D (February 2008)	Tulare	$6.40 million	a
Geyserville Unified School District bond proposition, Measure A (February 2008)	Sonoma	$3.25 million	a
Lindsay Unified School District bond proposition, Measure B (February 2008)	Tulare	$20.70 million	a
Loomis Union School District bond proposition, Measure G (February 2008)	Placer	$17.70 million	d
Long Beach Community College District bond proposition, Measure E (February 2008)	Los Angeles	$440.00 million	a
Los Banos Unified School District bond proposition, Measure K (February 2008)	Merced	$44.00 million	a
McCabe Union Elementary School District bond proposition, Measure A (February 2008)	Imperial	$7.00 million	d
Menifee Union School District bond proposition, Measure B (February 2008)	Riverside	$31.46 million	a
Mojave Unified School District bond proposition, Measure A (February 2008)	Kern	$24.00 million	a
Napa Valley Community College District bond proposition, Measure L (February 2008)	Napa/Sonoma	$178.40 million	d
Orland Unified School District bond proposition, Measure K (February 2008)	Glenn	$21.90 million	a
Palm Springs Unified School District bond proposition, Measure E (February 2008)	Riverside	$516.00 million	a
Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified School District bond proposition, Measure A (February 2008)	Orange	$200.00 million	a
Poway Unified School District bond proposition, Measure C (February 2008)	San Diego	$179.00 million	a
Rancho Santa Fe School District bond proposition, Measure E (February 2008)	San Diego	$34.00 million	a
Redlands Unified School District bond proposition, Measure J (February 2008)	San Bernardino	$65.50 million	a
Redondo Beach Unified School District bond proposition, Measure C (February 2008)	Los Angeles	$145.00 million	a
Rio Bravo Greeley Union School District bond proposition, Measure B (February 2008)	Kern	$10.90 million	a
San Bernardino Community College District bond proposition, Measure M (February 2008)	San Bernardino	$500.00 million	a
San Gabriel Unified School District bond proposition, Measure A (February 2008)	Los Angeles	$65.00 million	a
San Lorenzo Valley Unified School District bond proposition, Measure O (February 2008)	Santa Cruz	$18.90 million	a
San Mateo-Foster City Schools bond proposition, Measure L (February 2008)	San Mateo	$175.00 million	a
Sequoia Union High School bond proposition, Measure J (February 2008)	San Mateo	$165.00 million	a
Stockton Unified School District bond proposition, Measure Q (February 2008)	San Joaquin	$464.50 million	a
Tipton Elementary School District bond proposition, Measure E (February 2008)	Tulare	$3.10 million	d
Upland Unified School District bond proposition, Measure K (February 2008)	San Bernardino	$103.00 million	a
Windsor Unified School District bond proposition, Measure B (February 2008)	Sonoma	$50.00 million	a
Woodlake High School District bond proposition, Measure C (February 2008)	Tulare	$4.50 million	a

Statewide bonds, 1996-2020[edit]

From 1996 to 2006, California voters approved about $109 billion in school construction bonds at the state and local level. In 2016, voters approved Proposition 51, which authorized $9 billion in school and college construction bonds. Voters rejected Proposition 13, making it the first statewide education-related bond issue that voters rejected since 1994.

Statewide bond measures[edit]

• California Proposition 1, Bonds for Schools (1949)
• California Proposition 24, Bonds for Public Schools (1952)
• California Proposition 2, Bonds for Public School Construction (1954)
• California Proposition 3, Bonds for Educational, Mental and Correctional Institutions (1956)
• California Proposition 2, Bonds for Schools for Handicapped Students (1956)
• California Proposition 3, Bonds for Correctional and Educational Facilities (1958)
• California Proposition 2, Bonds for School Facilities for Handicapped Students (1958)
• California Proposition 1, Bonds for Public Schools (June 1962)
• California Proposition 3, Bonds for Public School Construction (1964)
• California Proposition 1, Bonds for Public Schools (June 1966)
• California Proposition 2, Bonds for Public Education (June 1972)
• California Proposition 1, Bonds for Public Education (1974)
• California Proposition 1, Bonds for Public Schools (June 1976)
• California Proposition 4 (June 1976)
• California Proposition 1, State School Aid Bond Law (June 1980)
• California Proposition 1, School Construction Bonds (1982)
• California Proposition 26, Bonds for Public School Construction (1984)
• California Proposition 53, Green-Hughes School Building Bond Measure (1986)
• California Proposition 75, Bonds for Public Schools (June 1988)
• California Proposition 79, Construction Bonds for Public Schools (1988)
• California Proposition 123, Public School Construction Bond Issue (June 1990)
• California Proposition 146, School Facilities Bond Measure (1990)
• California Proposition 152, Public School Construction and Improvements Bond Measure (June 1992)
• California Proposition 155, Bonds for Elementary Schools (1992)
• California Proposition 1B, School Facilities Bond Act (1994)
• California Proposition 203, Bonds for Educational Facilities (1996)
• California Proposition 1A, Public Education Facilities Bond Issue (1998)
• California Proposition 47, School Construction Bond Measure (2002)
• California Proposition 55, Bonds for Schools (March 2004)
• California Proposition 1D, Education Facility Repairs and Upgrades Bond Measure (2006)
• California Proposition 51, Public School Facility Bonds (2016)

Colleges[edit]

Year	Proposition	Amount	Outcome
1914	Proposition 11	$1,800,000	a
1962	Proposition 1A	$270,000,000	a
1964	Proposition 2	$380,000,000	a
1966	Proposition 2	$230,000,000	a
1968	Proposition 2	$65,000,000	a
1968	Proposition 3	$250,000,000	d
1970	Proposition 1	$246,300,000	d
1972	Proposition 1	$160,000,000	a
1972	Proposition 2	$155,900,000	a
1986	Proposition 56	$400,000,000	a
1988	Proposition 78	$600,000,000	a
1990	Proposition 121	$450,000,000	a
1990	Proposition 143	$450,000,000	d
1992	Proposition 153	$900,000,000	a
1994	Proposition 1C	$900,000,000	d
2016	Proposition 51	$9,000,000,000	a

Libraries[edit]

Year	Proposition	Amount	Outcome
1988	Proposition 85	$75,000,000	a
2000	Proposition 14	$350,000,000	a
2006	Proposition 81	$600,000,000	d

Childcare[edit]

Year	Proposition	Amount	Outcome
1990	Proposition 151	$30,000,000	d

Process[edit]

Year	Proposition	Subject	Outcome
1966	Proposition 4	60% Supermajority to Approve School and Library Bonds	d
1993	Proposition 170	Simple Majority Vote Needed to Approve School Bonds	d

See also[edit]

• Voting on school bond and tax measures
• Where to find information about local school bond and tax elections
• School bond election
• Approval rates of local school bond and tax elections

External links[edit]

• Cal Tax final election results for November 4
• California City Finance: Local Revenue Measures November 4, 2008
• Never-ending school bonds
• What is a bond? (dead link)
• California's school finance system
• How to get a bond issue passed, from the National Clearinghouse on Educational Facilities (NCEF)
• February 5 approval of local school bonds (dead link)
• Results of tax, bond and loan elections in California school districts, 1971-1972
• Local bond elections in California: Some vital statistics, January 2000.
• School districts, including many in valley, on thin ice in refinancing bond debt

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