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November elections: school measures on LA County ballots
Summary by The Los Angeles Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Marvelia Alpizar , as published by NBC Los Angeles (KNBC)
· October 12, 2026
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On November 3, residents in several cities across Los Angeles County will vote not only for the next governor, but also on measures tied to school bonds for 14 districts. School districts will place bond measures on the ballot to raise funds for school improvements, school programs, safety, and m...
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Key points School districts will place bond measures on the ballot to raise funds for school improvements, school programs, safety, and m... On November 3, residents in several cities across Los Angeles County will vote not only for the next governor, but also on measures tied to school bonds for 14 districts.
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What is this story about? On November 3, residents in several cities across Los Angeles County will vote not only for the next governor, but also on measures tied to school bonds for 14 districts. School districts will place bond measures on the ballot to raise funds for school improvements, school programs, safety, and m...
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