Florida voters approved Amendment 3, a constitutional change expanding the homestead property-tax exemption. Unofficial Division of Elections returns showed 4,917,482 votes in favor, or 61.99%, and 3,015,840 against, or 38.01%, clearing the 60% approval threshold.
Voters in the Williams Bay School District approved a proposal for $9.5 million over four years for school operations Tuesday, according to WISN/Hearst’s complete unofficial returns. The measure received 1,273 yes votes (56.91%) and 964 no votes (43.09%).
Voters in the Whitewater School District rejected a proposal for $22 million over four years for school operations Tuesday, according to WISN/Hearst’s complete unofficial returns. The measure received 3,398 yes votes (47.45%) and 3,763 no votes (52.55%).
Voters in the Whitefish Bay School District approved a proposal for $90 million for school improvements Tuesday, according to WISN/Hearst’s complete unofficial returns. The measure received 5,344 yes votes (63.44%) and 3,080 no votes (36.56%).
Voters in the Twin Lakes No. 4 School District rejected a proposal for $3.2 million over four years for school operations Tuesday, according to WISN/Hearst’s complete unofficial returns. The measure received 676 yes votes (48.39%) and 721 no votes (51.61%).
Voters in the Trevor-Wilmot Consolidated School District rejected a proposal for $7.6 million over four years for school expenses Tuesday, according to WISN/Hearst’s complete unofficial returns. The measure received 781 yes votes (44.68%) and 967 no votes (55.32%).
Voters in the Swallow School District approved a proposal for $2.5 million over five years for school operations Tuesday, according to WISN/Hearst’s complete unofficial returns. The measure received 970 yes votes (51.76%) and 904 no votes (48.24%).
Voters in the Palmyra-Eagle Area School District rejected a proposal for $3.1 million over four years for school operations Tuesday, according to WISN/Hearst’s complete unofficial returns. The measure received 1,527 yes votes (38.99%) and 2,389 no votes (61.01%).
Voters in the Oconomowoc Area School District rejected a proposal for $12.2 million over five years for school operations Tuesday, according to WISN/Hearst’s complete unofficial returns. The measure received 8,920 yes votes (43.87%) and 11,414 no votes (56.13%).
Voters in the Mayville School District approved a proposal for $6.6 million over seven years for school operations Tuesday, according to WISN/Hearst’s complete unofficial returns. The measure received 2,124 yes votes (59.03%) and 1,474 no votes (40.97%).
Voters in the Lake Mills Area School District approved a proposal for $11.6 million over four years for school operations Tuesday, according to WISN/Hearst’s complete unofficial returns. The measure received 2,655 yes votes (50.30%) and 2,623 no votes (49.70%).
Greenfield voters approved both school funding referendums Tuesday, according to WISN/Hearst’s complete unofficial returns. The proposal for $20 million over four years for school operations received 6,340 yes votes (56.63%) and 4,855 no votes (43.37%).
Voters in the Geneva Joint No. 4 School District rejected a proposal for $4.5 million over four years for school operations Tuesday, according to WISN/Hearst’s complete unofficial returns. The measure received 297 yes votes (49.92%) and 298 no votes (50.08%).
Voters in the Fox Point Joint No. 2 School District approved a proposal for about $3.9 million annually for school operations Tuesday, according to WISN/Hearst’s complete unofficial returns. The measure received 2,539 yes votes (57.81%) and 1,853 no votes (42.19%).
Voters in the Fort Atkinson School District rejected a proposal for $7.1 million annually for school operations Tuesday, according to WISN/Hearst’s complete unofficial returns. The measure received 3,399 yes votes (42.45%) and 4,609 no votes (57.55%).
Voters in the Elmbrook School District approved a proposal for $100 million for school improvements Tuesday, according to WISN/Hearst’s complete unofficial returns. The measure received 16,478 yes votes (61.21%) and 10,444 no votes (38.79%).
Voters in the Delavan-Darien School District rejected a proposal for $22 million over four years for school operations Tuesday, according to WISN/Hearst’s complete unofficial returns. The measure received 3,225 yes votes (49.03%) and 3,352 no votes (50.97%).
Voters in the Brown Deer School District approved a proposal for $35 million for school improvements Tuesday, according to WISN/Hearst’s complete unofficial returns. The measure received 3,025 yes votes (52.26%) and 2,763 no votes (47.74%).
Voters in the Sheboygan Falls School District approved a proposal for $65.7 million for school improvements Tuesday, according to WISN/Hearst’s complete unofficial returns. The measure received 3,283 yes votes (55.63%) and 2,618 no votes (44.37%).
About $390 million in Senate ads is reserved for September as outside groups widen the 2026 battleground map and voters await fuller disclosures.
The FEC is reminding political groups that some independent expenditures must be disclosed within 24 or 48 hours as 2026 midterm spending grows.
Wyoming is investigating how two DOJ attorneys monitored the Aug. 18 primary in Laramie County; the state’s election results remain approved.
