133 Ohio school tax and bond questions on the Nov 3, 2026 ballot: 132 from the Secretary of State’s list, 1 from a county’s certified list

133 questions for Ohio school districts: 132 in the Secretary of State’s list (75 tax levies, 45 income taxes, 7 combination questions, and 5 bond issues) and 1 from a county’s certified list.

The Ohio Secretary of State’s statewide list of local questions for the November 3, 2026 election has 132 school district questions. 127 belong to 121 school districts with a DistrictFacts page; 5 belong to joint vocational school districts, which have no page here. This is the Secretary of State’s list as of September 18, 2026, the date the file was last saved. It is not a county board of elections’ certified ballot, and a question withdrawn, corrected or added after that date is not reflected in it. One more question is on a county board of elections’ certified list but not in the file: the proposed bond issue of South-Western City (Franklin County), on the Franklin County Board of Elections’ certified list. It is described in its own section below and is not counted in the file’s figures, so the ballot page lists 133 questions.

By the file’s own Question Type, the 132 are 75 tax levies, 45 income taxes, 7 combination questions, and 5 bond issues. 6 of the 121 districts have more than one question: two each.

The questions, by the file’s type and description

The file gives each question a Question Type and a Description. The counts below include the joint vocational school district questions.

Tax Levy: 75 questions (55 Renewal, 18 Additional, 1 Decrease, 1 Renewal/Decrease)
Income Tax: 45 questions (39 Additional, 5 Renewal, 1 Replacement)
Combination: 7 questions (6 Additional, 1 Renewal/Decrease)
Bond: 5 questions (5 Additional)

What the file says, and what it does not

The file describes each question in columns, not in ballot language: a Question Type, a Purpose, a Description, and a figure in a Millage, Percent or Dollar Amount column, with a length in years or “CPT”, the file’s abbreviation for a continuing period of time. In this list:

Tax levies: 74 of the 75 state a millage, and 1 a percent (North Baltimore Local, Wood County).
Income taxes: all 45 state a percent.
Combination questions: each of the 7 states two or three of these figures.
Bond issues: all 5 state a dollar amount.

The file does not define a mill or the descriptions it uses (Additional, Renewal, Renewal/Decrease, Decrease and Replacement). The next section explains them from the Ohio Revised Code; each question keeps the file’s own words.

What the file’s terms mean, from Ohio law

Each explanation paraphrases sections of the Ohio Revised Code as codes.ohio.gov published them when DistrictFacts retrieved them on October 5, 2026, and names those sections. The state file does not say which section of law a question was filed under, so no question is matched to a section here. The ballot language a county board of elections certifies is the official wording of each question. These explanations are not legal advice and do not estimate what any question would cost.

Millage (mills): Ohio’s ballot form for a property tax levy states the rate in mills for each $1 of taxable value, and states what that rate amounts to for each $100,000 of the county auditor’s market value. Ohio law defines the county auditor’s market value as the true value in money of real property. (Ohio Revised Code 5705.25(B); 5705.01(P))
The ten-mill limitation: Ohio law limits the taxes levied on any taxable property in a taxing unit to ten mills on each dollar of tax valuation in any one year, except for taxes specifically authorized above that limit, and calls this the “ten-mill limitation”. A school board may ask its voters to approve a tax in excess of that limitation. (Ohio Revised Code 5705.02; 5705.21(A))
Current expenses, current operating expenses: Ohio law gives the two terms one meaning: a government’s lawful expenditures other than for permanent improvements and other than payments of interest, sinking fund and retirement of its bonds, notes and certificates of indebtedness (which the law calls debt charges). (Ohio Revised Code 5705.01 (F) and (G))
Permanent improvements, general permanent improvements: A permanent improvement is any property, asset or improvement with an estimated life or usefulness of five years or more, including land, and reconstructions, enlargements and extensions with the same estimated life. A school levy for general permanent improvements is not limited to one specific improvement, or one class of improvements that could be included in a single bond issue. (Ohio Revised Code 5705.01(E); 5705.21(A))
Education technology: For a school levy, education technology includes, among other things, computer hardware, equipment, materials and accessories, equipment used for two-way audio or video, and software. (Ohio Revised Code 5705.21(A))
CPT (a continuing period of time): Instead of a number of years, a school levy for current expenses or general permanent improvements may be for a continuing period of time, and its ballot then says so. A school district income tax may also be for a continuing period of time. (Ohio Revised Code 5705.21(A); 5705.25(C); 5748.02(B)(1))
Additional: Ohio’s ballot form for a property tax levy begins “An additional tax for the benefit of” the district; for a proposal to renew, increase or decrease an existing levy, other words replace “An additional”. The state file also uses “Additional” for income tax, bond and combination questions. (Ohio Revised Code 5705.25 (B) and (C))
Renewal: A proposal to renew an existing property tax levy in the same amount uses a ballot that begins “A renewal of a” tax in place of “An additional”. For a school district income tax, a board may propose a tax that renews an income tax due to expire, and the ballot then says the tax is to renew an income tax expiring at the end of a stated year. (Ohio Revised Code 5705.25(C); 5748.02(B)(1); 5748.03(B)(2))
Renewal/Decrease: A proposal to renew an existing property tax levy at a lower rate uses a ballot that begins “A renewal of part of an existing levy, being a reduction of” a stated number of mills for each $1 of taxable value. Separately, a board that proposes a school district income tax for current expenses for a continuing period of time may propose in the same question to reduce the rate of one or more of its continuing property taxes for current expenses. (Ohio Revised Code 5705.25(C); 5748.02(B)(2); 5748.03(B)(3))
Decrease: Besides a renewal at a lower rate, Ohio law lets voters ask by petition to decrease an increased rate of levy that voters approved for a continuing period of time. The petition needs signatures equal to at least ten per cent of the votes cast in the district for governor at the last election for that office, and the question goes on the next general election ballot. (Ohio Revised Code 5705.261(A))
Replacement (income tax): A board whose school district income tax is levied on modified adjusted gross income, less exemptions, may ask voters to replace it with a tax on earned income: wages, salaries, tips and other employee compensation, and net earnings from self-employment. If the replacement is not approved, the existing tax stays in effect for the rest of its approved term. (Ohio Revised Code 5748.021; 5748.01(E))
Income Tax (percent): A school board, other than a joint vocational school district’s, may propose an annual tax on the school district income of individuals, for a set number of years or a continuing period of time. The rate is the Tax Commissioner’s estimate rounded to the nearest one-fourth of one per cent. School district income is the part of a person’s taxable income received while living in the district with the tax in effect. (Ohio Revised Code 5748.02 (A) and (B)(1); 5748.01(G))
Bond: A bond question asks voters whether the district may issue general obligation bonds. The board states the amount and the most years over which the principal may be repaid, and the need for a tax outside the tax limitation to pay the debt charges. The county auditor estimates the average annual property tax that would be needed over the life of the bonds to pay them, in mills for each $1 of taxable value and in dollars for each $100,000 of the county auditor’s market value. (Ohio Revised Code 133.18 (A) to (C))
Combination: Ohio law lets a city, local or exempted village school board put a bond issue and taxes before voters as one ballot question, decided by one vote: for example, bonds for permanent improvements with a tax to pay them and a tax for current operating expenses or permanent improvements, or a school district income tax with a bond issue and a tax to pay it. The state file does not say which section a combination question was filed under, and lists each of its figures in its own column. (Ohio Revised Code 5705.218 (A) to (C); 5748.08 (A) to (C))

Dollar amounts and millage, as the file lists them

Each figure from the state file is the file’s own: a millage, a percent or a dollar amount. A question the file lists with more than one figure shows each in its own column and has no single headline figure. This article does not compute what any question would add to a tax bill.

The file lists a dollar amount for each of the 5 bond questions, and no millage or percent.

Bond issues: the dollar amount the state file lists, all 5 questions

Lakota Local (Butler County): $223,483,492
Plain Local (Stark County): $116,800,000
Aurora City (Portage County): $96,200,000
Southwest Licking Local (Licking County): $80,710,000
Margaretta Local (Erie County): $11,000,000

All 5 bond questions in the file, in order of the dollar amount it lists. Bars start at zero. Each bar links to the district’s page.

Ohio Secretary of State, Local Questions and Issues workbook, as of Sep 18, 2026

Each of the 7 combination questions states more than one figure, so none has a single headline amount and none is ranked here. They are listed in name order, with every figure the file gives:

Bexley City (Franklin County), Additional: Percent 0.5%; Dollar Amount $29,250,000
Eastwood Local (Wood County), Additional: Percent 0.5%; Dollar Amount $54,965,000
Loudonville-Perrysville Exempted Village (Ashland County), Additional: Millage 2.85; Percent 0.25%; Dollar Amount $16,400,000
McComb Local (Hancock County), Additional: Percent 0.25%; Dollar Amount $23,815,000
Sylvania Schools (Lucas County), Renewal/Decrease: Millage 3.2; Percent 1%
Upper Arlington City (Franklin County), Additional: Millage 4.9; Dollar Amount $273,500,000
US Grant VSD - Grant Career Center (Clermont County), Additional: Millage 0.84; Dollar Amount $23,000,000 (a joint vocational school district, listed without a link)

74 of the 75 tax levy questions state a millage. The 5 highest are listed below, each with the file’s description and length beside it. This article does not convert a millage into dollars or a tax bill.

Madison Local (Richland County): 14.4 mills, Renewal, 5 years
Ashland City (Ashland County): 9.9 mills, Renewal, a continuing period of time (CPT)
Northeastern Local (Defiance County): 9.9 mills, Renewal, 10 years
Cardinal Local (Geauga County): 9.7 mills, Renewal, 5 years
Elyria City Schools (Lorain County): 8.9 mills, Additional, a continuing period of time (CPT)

Joint vocational school district questions

5 of the 132 questions are those of joint vocational (career-technical) school districts. They are listed without a link, with the reason the ballot page gives: “A joint vocational (career-technical) school district. DistrictFacts has no district page for these districts, so this question is listed without a link.” No official list DistrictFacts holds says which school districts belong to each, so none of these questions is shown on a member district’s page.

Delaware Area Career Center (Delaware County): Tax Levy, Renewal/Decrease
Jefferson County Joint Vocational School (Jefferson County): Tax Levy, Renewal
Lawrence County Joint Vocational School District (Lawrence County): Tax Levy, Renewal
US Grant VSD - Grant Career Center (Clermont County): Combination, Additional
Wayne County Joint Vocational School District (Wayne County): Tax Levy, Renewal

Where a county board of elections’ list describes a question differently

DistrictFacts has read county boards of elections’ own lists for the November 3, 2026 election, retrieved October 5, 2026; each is listed under Sources. For 7 of the state file’s questions, those lists describe the question differently from the file. Each is below, with what each list says in its own words. This article, like the ballot page, shows the state file’s figures for the file’s questions.

Bexley City (Franklin County): The Franklin County Board of Elections’ “Certified Questions and Issues, November 3, 2026 General Election” (revised September 4, 2026) lists this as one issue, numbered #5, in two parts: “Bexley City School District – Proposed Income Tax”; “Current Expenses”; “0.5%, continuing period of time”; “Proposed Bond Issue”; “School Construction”; “$29,250,000; 2.05 mills”; “30 years, commencing in 2026”. The Ohio Secretary of State’s file lists it as Question Type “Combination”, Purpose “Current expenses; renovate, repair, expand, improve & construct school facilities”, Description “Additional”, Millage “N/A”, Percent “0.5%”, Dollar Amount “$29,250,000”, Length “30/CPT”, Commencing “January 1, 2027”. DistrictFacts shows the state file’s figures; the ballot language a county board of elections certifies is the official wording.
Upper Arlington City (Franklin County): The Franklin County Board of Elections’ “Certified Questions and Issues, November 3, 2026 General Election” (revised September 4, 2026) lists this as one issue, numbered #7, in two parts: “Upper Arlington City School District - Proposed Tax Levy”; “Current Operating Expenses”; “4.9 mills”; “continuing period of time, commencing in 2026”; “Proposed Bond Issue”; “School Construction”; “$273,500,000; 4.84 mills”; “38 years, commencing in 2026”. The Ohio Secretary of State’s file lists it as Question Type “Combination”, Purpose “Construct, furnish & equip Burbank Early Childhood School & Hastings Middle School; construct, renovate, furnish & equip Jones Middle School; construct, furnish & equip an addition to the high school; current operating expenses”, Description “Additional”, Millage “4.9”, Percent “N/A”, Dollar Amount “$273,500,000”, Length “38/CPT”, Commencing “February 1, 2027”. DistrictFacts shows the state file’s figures; the ballot language a county board of elections certifies is the official wording.
Delaware Area Career Center (Delaware County): The Franklin County Board of Elections’ “Certified Questions and Issues, November 3, 2026 General Election” (revised September 4, 2026) lists it as: “Delaware Area Career Center – Proposed Tax Levy (Renewal and Decrease)”; “School Maintenance and Current Expenses”; “0.75 mill (a reduction of .95 mill)”; “10 years, commencing in 2026”. The Delaware County Board of Elections’ “Election Notice for Use with the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot (FWAB), 46 Day Notice, November 3, 2026 General Election” (revised October 2, 2026) gives its ballot wording as: “A renewal of part of an existing levy, being a reduction of 0.95 mill for each $1 of taxable value”; “for the purpose of improving, renovating, remodeling, enlarging, furnishing and equipping school buildings and facilities at a rate not exceeding 0.40 mill”; “for the purpose of current expenses at a rate not exceeding 0.35 mill”; “at a combined rate not exceeding 0.75 mill for each $1 of taxable value”; “for 10 years, commencing in 2026”. The Ohio Secretary of State’s file lists it as Question Type “Tax Levy”, Purpose “Improve, renovate, remodel, enlarge, furnish & equip school buildings”, Description “Renewal/Decrease”, Millage “0.35”, Percent “N/A”, Dollar Amount “N/A”, Length “10”, Commencing “2026”. DistrictFacts shows the state file’s figures; the ballot language a county board of elections certifies is the official wording.
Garfield Heights City Schools (Cuyahoga County): The Cuyahoga County Board of Elections’ “Issues List, November 3, 2026 General Election” (posted September 15, 2026) gives its ballot wording as: “Proposed Tax Levy”; “(Renewal)”; “Shall a fixed-sum levy renewing an existing levy be imposed by the Garfield Heights City School District”; “for the purpose of paying the current operating expenses of the district in the sum of $4,100,000”; “a levy of taxes to be made outside of the ten-mill limitation estimated by the County Fiscal Officer to average 7.74 mills for each $1 of taxable value”; “for a period of five years, commencing in 2027”. The Ohio Secretary of State’s file lists it as Question Type “Tax Levy”, Purpose “Current operating expenses”, Description “Renewal”, Millage “7.74”, Percent “N/A”, Dollar Amount “N/A”, Length “5”, Commencing “2027”. DistrictFacts shows the state file’s figures; the ballot language a county board of elections certifies is the official wording.
Sycamore Community City (Hamilton County): The Hamilton County Board of Elections’ “Questions and Issues Certified, November 3, 2026 General Election” (last updated September 24, 2026) lists it as: “Sycamore Community City School District”; “Tax Levy- Additional”; “6.95 mills”; “current expenses & permanent improvements”; “CPT”. The Ohio Secretary of State’s file lists it as Question Type “Tax Levy”, Purpose “Current expenses”, Description “Additional”, Millage “6.95”, Percent “N/A”, Dollar Amount “N/A”, Length “CPT”, Commencing “2026”. DistrictFacts shows the state file’s figures; the ballot language a county board of elections certifies is the official wording.
Sylvania Schools (Lucas County): The Lucas County Board of Elections’ “Issue List Report, November 2026 General Election” (dated September 22, 2026) lists it as: “SYLVANIA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT INCOME TAX 1% & PROPERTY TAX REDUCTION 1.7 MILLS”; “INCOME TAX”. The Ohio Secretary of State’s file lists it as Question Type “Combination”, Purpose “Current expenses”, Description “Renewal/Decrease”, Millage “3.2”, Percent “1%”, Dollar Amount “N/A”, Length “CPT/CPT”, Commencing “January 1, 2027”. DistrictFacts shows the state file’s figures; the ballot language a county board of elections certifies is the official wording.
Plain Local (Stark County): The Stark County Board of Elections’ “Stark County Questions and Issues List, November 3, 2026 – General Election” (posted September 3, 2026) lists it as: “PLAIN LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT”; “Bond Issue, $116,802,000, 3.5 mills, maximum 37 years”; “commencing in 2026”. The Ohio Secretary of State’s file lists it as Question Type “Bond”, Purpose “Construct, furnish, equip, renovate, rehab, remodel, add to & improve school district buildings & facilities”, Description “Additional”, Millage “N/A”, Percent “N/A”, Dollar Amount “$116,800,000”, Length “37”, Commencing “2026”. DistrictFacts shows the state file’s figures; the ballot language a county board of elections certifies is the official wording.

On a county’s certified list, not in the state file

The Secretary of State’s file does not have this question. The ballot page lists it from the county board of elections’ own list, labelled as such and linked to both sources, with the list’s own words; the list prints a county auditor’s estimate per $100,000 of market value beside the rate, which is left out here, as on the page.

South-Western City (Franklin County): On the Franklin County Board of Elections’ certified list (revised September 4, 2026); not in the Secretary of State’s file saved September 18, 2026. The list gives: “#6”; “South-Western City School District – Proposed Bond Issue”; “School Construction”; “$220,000,000; 2.26 mills”; “38 years, commencing in 2026”.

Look up your district

The Ohio ballot page, at districtfacts.com/oh/ballot-2026/, lists all 133 questions by name, with every column the file gives and, for the question the file does not have, the county list’s own words, and can be searched by district. Each of the 128 questions of a district with a page also appears on that district’s page.

Before and after the vote

Every question in this article is dated November 3, 2026. The article describes the questions as the Secretary of State’s file and, for the question it does not have, the county’s certified list listed them before the vote and does not report results. On the ballot page, results are added from the official results that county boards of elections and the Ohio Secretary of State publish, after the official count.

What this does not tell you

The figures are the file’s own columns, and, for the question from a county’s list, that list’s own words. They 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 file does not say why a district put a question to voters or whether it is needed. A useful question to ask a district is what its question would pay for and how the figure was set; the county board of elections publishes the ballot language. DistrictFacts does not recommend how to vote on any question.

This report was generated from public records by the DistrictFacts Data Desk. Every figure in it is read from the Ohio Secretary of State’s Local Questions and Issues workbook, retrieved October 1, 2026, as published on the DistrictFacts ballot and district pages, except in the section on the question the file does not have, which is read from the county’s certified list. It is the Secretary of State’s list as of September 18, 2026; it is not a certified ballot. 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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Ohio Revised Code 5705.261, Election on decrease of an increased rate of levy approved for a continuing period of time, effective Jan 1, 2026, retrieved Oct 5, 2026: https://codes.ohio.gov/ohio-revised-code/section-5705.261 (the authenticated PDF DistrictFacts holds, https://codes.ohio.gov/assets/laws/revised-code/authenticated/57/5705/5705.261/1-1-2026/5705.261-1-1-2026.pdf, has SHA-256 c01dcc8c6093d1e8aa16e6c7a58abf1da49a8a31a9ddd47433eda4592baf76e2).
Ohio Revised Code 5748.01, School district income tax definitions, effective Jan 1, 2026, retrieved Oct 5, 2026: https://codes.ohio.gov/ohio-revised-code/section-5748.01 (the authenticated PDF DistrictFacts holds, https://codes.ohio.gov/assets/laws/revised-code/authenticated/57/5748/5748.01/1-1-2026/5748.01-1-1-2026.pdf, has SHA-256 2c256a6dd7ef2b3dcc1d9c9acba9296030e7b8fac10217c78fae0b63e4d2de7e).
Ohio Revised Code 5748.02, School district income tax proposal and election, effective Jan 1, 2026, retrieved Oct 5, 2026: https://codes.ohio.gov/ohio-revised-code/section-5748.02 (the authenticated PDF DistrictFacts holds, https://codes.ohio.gov/assets/laws/revised-code/authenticated/57/5748/5748.02/1-1-2026/5748.02-1-1-2026.pdf, has SHA-256 27b72f0fe3ee095c30ddb678f07228de98319cc40154dec61579e9e6aee818e0).
Ohio Revised Code 5748.021, Replacement tax under RC 5748.02 - submission to electors, effective Sep 30, 2025, retrieved Oct 5, 2026: https://codes.ohio.gov/ohio-revised-code/section-5748.021 (the authenticated PDF DistrictFacts holds, https://codes.ohio.gov/assets/laws/revised-code/authenticated/57/5748/5748.021/9-30-2025/5748.021-9-30-2025.pdf, has SHA-256 62d23069b945f297e77e8b159b68c0ab8dcb6ac663f9442892fdb154162c4938).
Ohio Revised Code 5748.03, Ballot form, effective Jan 1, 2026, retrieved Oct 5, 2026: https://codes.ohio.gov/ohio-revised-code/section-5748.03 (the authenticated PDF DistrictFacts holds, https://codes.ohio.gov/assets/laws/revised-code/authenticated/57/5748/5748.03/1-1-2026/5748.03-1-1-2026.pdf, has SHA-256 90e27de7db78b89038ae5d30bb6ddc13a7158bf7ecf8a1ab68584d8e3d12f276).
Ohio Revised Code 5748.08, Income tax and bond issue submitted as one question on ballot, effective Jan 1, 2026, retrieved Oct 5, 2026: https://codes.ohio.gov/ohio-revised-code/section-5748.08 (the authenticated PDF DistrictFacts holds, https://codes.ohio.gov/assets/laws/revised-code/authenticated/57/5748/5748.08/1-1-2026/5748.08-1-1-2026.pdf, has SHA-256 cc99be702182654f83d85ca968e16ec41366fd5e5ccfb9d073f4061d5278597d).