Wilson County · Texas

Ballot measures

Read each question’s purpose, who votes on it, and what YES or NO would do. This guide does not recommend a choice.

State, county & local questions

Stockdale Independent School District

Stockdale ISD, Proposition A

Who votes: Only registered voters within Stockdale ISD; the official school district boundary is not yet matched to this address.

Would authorize up to $855,000 in bonds for recreational facilities, including new tennis courts, lighting, and pole vault relocation, with a repayment property tax.

FOR Authorizes the bonds and repayment tax.

AGAINST Does not authorize these bonds.

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Would Stockdale ISD issue up to $855,000 in recreational-facility bonds and levy taxes to repay them? The official ballot labels this a property tax increase.

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Checked 2026-09-27

Stockdale Independent School District

Stockdale ISD, Proposition B

Who votes: Only registered voters within Stockdale ISD; the official school district boundary is not yet matched to this address.

Would authorize up to $2,145,000 in bonds for existing stadium facilities, with a repayment property tax.

FOR Authorizes the bonds and repayment tax.

AGAINST Does not authorize these bonds.

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Would Stockdale ISD issue up to $2,145,000 in stadium-facility bonds and levy taxes to repay them? The official ballot labels this a property tax increase.

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Checked 2026-09-27

Falls City Independent School District

Falls City ISD, Proposition A

Who votes: Only registered voters within Falls City ISD, including its Wilson County portion; the official school district boundary is not yet matched to this address.

Would authorize up to $7,500,000 in bonds for school facilities, with a repayment property tax.

FOR Authorizes the bonds and repayment tax.

AGAINST Does not authorize these bonds.

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Plain-language summary; read the linked official notice for exact ballot wording.

Would Falls City ISD issue up to $7,500,000 in school-facility bonds and levy taxes to repay them? The official ballot labels this a property tax increase.

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Checked 2026-09-27

Falls City Independent School District

Falls City ISD, Proposition B

Who votes: Only registered voters within Falls City ISD, including its Wilson County portion; the official school district boundary is not yet matched to this address.

Would authorize up to $3,500,000 in bonds for athletic facilities for student use, prioritizing the Falls City baseball field and new softball facilities, with a repayment property tax.

FOR Authorizes the bonds and repayment tax.

AGAINST Does not authorize these bonds.

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Plain-language summary; read the linked official notice for exact ballot wording.

Would Falls City ISD issue up to $3,500,000 in athletic-facility bonds and levy taxes to repay them? The official ballot labels this a property tax increase.

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Checked 2026-09-27

Nixon-Smiley Consolidated Independent School District

Nixon-Smiley CISD, Proposition A

Who votes: Only registered voters within Nixon-Smiley CISD in Guadalupe or Wilson County; the official school district boundary is not yet matched to this address.

Would ratify the district's $1.0446 property tax rate per $100 valuation. The ballot labels the proposal a tax increase, while its stated comparison shows 0% additional maintenance-and-operations revenue.

FOR Ratifies the adopted rate.

AGAINST Does not ratify the adopted rate.

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Plain-language summary; read the linked official notice for exact ballot wording.

Would voters ratify Nixon-Smiley CISD's $1.0446 per $100 valuation tax rate for the current year?

Official ballot PDF or question source

Checked 2026-09-27

Which questions apply to me?

A question may apply statewide, countywide, within one city, or within a special district. Your county’s official sample ballot confirms your full set of questions. Rules and approval thresholds differ by state and type of question.

Sources: Texas election calendar · County elections office · County voting schedule. Checked September 21, 2026.