Prince George's County Question FBond Issue – Community College Facilities Bonds
What your vote means
A YES vote lets the County borrow up to $67,306,000 by issuing bonds for community college buildings (design, construction, renovation, and related work).
A NO vote stops the County from borrowing this money by issuing these bonds.
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In plain words
Our summary of the official materials and local reporting.
- The County could borrow up to $67,306,000 by issuing bonds for community college buildings (design, construction, renovation, and related work). source: elections.maryland.gov
Cost: Up to $67,306,000 in bonds. Repayment terms and tax effect were not stated in sources found.
Why people want it, and why others object
Why this is on the ballot
- Maryland law requires a county vote before the County can issue these general obligation bonds. The County Council passed the bill and sent it to voters. source: princegeorgescountymd.granicusideas.com
Why supporters want it
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Why opponents object
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Who backs each side
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What you will see on your ballot
Official ballot wording, word for word (tap to open)
Word for word from the State Board of Elections' official Prince George's ballot: elections.maryland.gov .
Bond Issue Community College Facilities Bonds
This measure will allow the County to borrow money by issuing bonds of up to $67,306,000 to pay for the design, construction, acquisition, improvement, or repair of Community College Facilities. A vote "for" this measure will allow the County to borrow money by issuing bonds to pay for Community College Facilities. A vote "against" this measure will prevent the County from borrowing money by issuing bonds to pay for Community College Facilities.
- For the Referred Law
- Against the Referred Law
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