§ 30902 Election Proposition Timing Limits

• •If voters say 'no' to a proposal, the same or very similar proposal can't be voted on again for six months.
• •If 15% of the voters in the area sign a petition asking for another vote, the board can hold a new election sooner than six months.
• •The 15% is based on how many people voted for governor in the last election.

A school district asks voters to approve a new tax to build a playground. The voters say no.

The school district can't ask the same question again for six months. But if 15% of the voters sign a petition asking for another vote, the school district can hold a new election sooner.