Arizona school questions on the Nov 3, 2026 ballot: partial count from the county and district documents read so far, 60 questions

60 questions in a partial count from the county and district documents read so far. Arizona publishes no statewide list; this does not establish a statewide total.

This is a partial count from the county and district documents read so far: 60 questions on the Nov 3, 2026 ballot. DistrictFacts does not claim that the full set of Arizona school questions has been found.

Arizona publishes no statewide list of school questions. This is a partial county-document read containing 60 questions whose type and terms were read in official county or district documents: 59 linked to 44 district pages and one Pima County JTED question listed without a district link. All 15 counties are accounted for in the ballot index, but this county-by-county read does not claim that the full set of Arizona school questions has been found. 1 further question, a Duncan Unified budget override, is listed by the Citizens Clean Elections Commission; its official text has not been read.

The questions in this partial count, by amount/type group

The figures stay separate

The index records a bond’s borrowing principal separately from a maintenance and operations budget question’s percentage of the revenue control limit and a district additional assistance budget limit question’s yearly cap. A sell, lease or exchange question has no amount recorded. Missing amounts are absent, not zero. This article does not rank or add figures with different meanings, or convert them into a tax bill. The ballot page shows each document’s full question text and source fields.

Questions without a district link

1 question in this partial count from the county and district documents read so far has no district link. Pima County Joint Technical Education District No. 11: “Pima County JTED is a career and technical education district (CTED), which is accounted for without a district page in this release.” This partial count includes this question, including in the type counts.

Statewide measures are separate

The ballot index also shows statewide measures. They are not school district questions and are not counted in this partial count from the county and district documents read so far.

Look up your district

The Arizona ballot page, at districtfacts.com/az/ballot-2026/, lists 60 questions in this partial count from the county and district documents read so far, with links to the county or district document behind each question. Questions with a district page also appear on that district’s page.

Before and after the vote

Every question in this article is dated November 3, 2026. The article describes documents read before the vote and does not report results. On the ballot page, results are added from the counties’ official canvasses after the official count.

What this does not tell you

This partial read does not establish a statewide total. The figures are not an estimate of a tax bill or of what a question would cost a household, and this article does not compute one. The documents do not say whether a question is needed. A useful question to ask a district is what its question would pay for and how its figure was set. DistrictFacts does not recommend how to vote on any question.

This report was generated from public records by the DistrictFacts Data Desk. The counts are read from the county and district documents cited by the DistrictFacts ballot index. The coverage is partial; Arizona publishes no statewide list of school questions. None of the figures was typed by hand. The method is described on the DistrictFacts methodology page, and a correction can be requested from this story.

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