New York statewide proposals on the ballot
Both of these proposals will be found on all ballots across New York. Click below for a more detailed explanation of the proposals
Nov 7, 2023, 1:47 PM
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4ds agoAs you head to the polls today, be sure to take note of two important statewide proposals on your ballot.
Proposal 1: Remove Debt Limit on Small City School Districts Amendment
A "YES" vote supports eliminating the constitutional debt limit for small city school districts. This limit is currently set at 5% of the average full value of the last five years' property tax rolls within the district.
Proposal 2: Exclude Indebtedness for Sewage Facilities Amendment
A "YES" vote supports allowing communities to exclude their constitutional debt limits when it comes to the construction or maintenance of sewer facilities.
Both of these proposals will be found on all ballots across New York. Click below for a more detailed explanation of the proposals
