Local ballot measures, New Hampshire
Ballotpedia has covered a selection of local ballot measures in New Hampshire.
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Local elections
2010
2009
School bond and tax votes
New Hampshire does not require school districts to seek voter approval to issue new bonding. New Hampshire is one of nine states along with the District of Columbia to not require school bond or tax elections. All bonding is approved by the New Hampshire School Building Authority. A five person board determines all school funding requests. The State of New Hampshire guarantees $95 million per a fiscal cycle for issuing new bonds. If a school district has bonding approved by the Authority, the Authority must review the project with similar projects in the past against the school district's needs to determine how much money is awarded. Also, the Authority must review requests within the $95 million dollar limit.
New Hampshire counties
Belknap • Carroll • Cheshire • Coos • Grafton • Hillsborough • Merrimack • Rockingham • Strafford • Sullivan
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