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Duval, Clay and Nassau voters consider school tax renewals

Voters in three Northeast Florida counties are considering renewals of a one-mill school district tax.

Duval, Clay and Nassau voters consider school tax renewals

Key takeaways

  • Duval, Clay and Nassau counties are considering one-mill school district tax renewals.
  • Each county’s measure has its own vote and outcome.
  • Final results depend on counting and certification.

The measures on the ballot

Voters in Duval, Clay and Nassau counties are considering renewals of a one-mill tax for their local school districts. The measures are separate county issues, so each county’s vote will determine its own result.

What the vote concerns

The ballot questions concern continuing the school district tax. The tax is described as one mill, and the issue is a renewal rather than a new measure.

Results and certification

The election process includes counting votes and certifying the result in each county. A final outcome for Duval, Clay or Nassau depends on the completed count and the county’s certification.

What voters should follow

The key updates are the vote totals for each county and the official certification of the three measures. Those steps will determine whether each school district tax renewal passes.

What to watch

  • Vote totals in Duval County
  • Vote totals in Clay County
  • Vote totals in Nassau County
  • Official certification of each county’s result

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