Voters Support Education Measures Across U.S.

Voters across the U.S. have demonstrated strong support for education funding measures in recent elections. In San Francisco, voters rejected Proposition D, which would have expanded mayoral power, while narrowly passing Proposition E. California's Central Valley saw approval for multiple school bond measures, including Fresno's Measure H, allocating $500 million for school infrastructure. In Wisconsin, voters supported referenda in the School Districts of Superior, Northwood, and West Bend, the latter approving a $106.25 million referendum for facilities improvements. Los Angeles is on track to approve a $9 billion bond for school renovations in the LAUSD, potentially with additional state matching funds. These results reflect a substantial commitment to advancing educational infrastructure nationwide.