What’s On My Ballot?

We encourage you to vote YES on any of the measures listed below that appear on your ballot.

This year, voters across Arizona will see ballot measures to support local schools and provide additional funding for early childhood services.

What’s on my ballot? 

Agua Fria Union:

• Prop 438 – continuation of the existing override

Alhambra Elementary:

• District Additional Assistance

Balsz Elementary:

• District Additional Assistance

Cartwright Elementary:

• Override – continuation of 15% override

Creighton Elementary:

• Override – continuation of 15% override
• District Additional Assistance

Dysart Unified:

• Prop 421 – Bond sale

Fountain Hills Unified:

• Override

Gilbert Public Schools:

• Prop 422 – $136 million bond sale

Glendale Union:

• Override – continuation of 10% override

Litchfield Elementary:

• Prop 437 – continuation of 15% override

Littleton Elementary:

• $95 million bond sale

Mesa Public Schools:

• Prop 419 – $449 million bond sale

Osborn Elementary:

• Override
• District Additional Assistance

Paradise Valley Unified:

• Override – continuation of 15% override
• District Additional Assistance

Peoria Unified: 

• Prop 428 – renewal of the 13% override

Phoenix Elementary:

• Bond

Riverside Elementary:

• Bond
• District Additional Assistance

Saddle Mountain Unified:

• Bond
• Override

Scottsdale Unified:

• Bond – $375 million bond sale

Tolleson Union:

• Bond
• Override

Union Elementary:

• Override – continuation of 15% override
• District Additional Assistance

Washington Elementary:

• Override – continuation of 15% override

Wickenburg Unified:

• Override – continuation of 10% override

City of Tempe

• Prop 424 – a referral to increase local sales tax by 0.5% and dedicate 20% of the increase (0.1%) to early childhood services.

Curious what else will be on your ballot? Find out here! 

Return to our Legislative Pro-Early Childhood Voter Guide!

Should I Vote no on anything?

You should vote NO on Proposition 320. This measure, if approved, would require school districts to spend at least 60% of their funding in the classroom or be penalized by losing funding. This could force school districts to cut spending on transportation to get students to and from school, school nurses, and special education services.

What is an override? 

In general, overrides are districts asking for permission to spend above their funding from the state to fund people and programs. These are things like all-day kindergarten, honors classes, and teacher salaries that help the schools operate on a daily basis and improve the academic experience.

What is a bond? 

Bonds, on the other hand, are districts asking for permission to take out a loan to pay for infrastructure and “durable goods”. These are things like replacing broken air conditioner units, weatherproofing roofs, maintaining school buildings, upgrading security, and buying school buses that help enable our schools to fulfill their mission of teaching our kids.  

Important Dates: 

• October 5^th: Voter registration deadline 
• October 7^th: Voting begins 
• October 27^th: Last (recommended) day to return ballot by mail 
• November 3^rd: Election Day