§ 21934 Bond Proposal Revote Process

• •If a bond proposal doesn't get enough votes, it fails.
• •The failed proposal can be voted on again if enough people sign a petition to ask for another vote.
• •The petition needs the same number of signatures as the first time.

A school wants to build a new playground but needs money. They ask voters to approve a bond (like a loan) to pay for it. If not enough people vote 'yes,' the bond fails.

If the bond fails, the school can try again. They need to get the same number of people to sign a petition as they did the first time to ask for another vote.