BOISE, Idaho — Bond elections that fail won't be allowed before voters again for a minimum of 11 months under proposed legislation that's heading to the full House.
The House State Affairs Committee voted 12-3 Monday to OK the measure brought forward by Republican Rep. Heather Scott.
Backers of the legislation say taxing districts should only get one shot a year at asking voters to approve bonds.
Those opposed say taxing districts typically communicate with voters to find out why a bond failed and make changes the voters want before trying again.
The legislation has particular significance for school districts that currently can run bond elections four times a year.
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