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Princeton Community Education leaders urge turnout ahead of May 12 referendum

Princeton Community Education Advisory Council · March 25, 2026
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Summary

Council reviewed the May 12 referendum plan and emphasized community outreach after noting 84% of eligible voters did not vote in November; early voting begins March 27, 2026.

Princeton Community Education advisory members spent a portion of their March 25 meeting reviewing the district’s May 12, 2026 referendum plan and urging broader voter participation. Attendees noted that 84% of eligible voters did not vote in November and cautioned against making long-term decisions based on a low-turnout election result. Early voting in the district begins March 27, 2026.

Council discussion highlighted the potential consequences if the referendum does not pass, listing possible staff cuts, larger classroom sizes, and program reductions as scenarios under consideration. The council encouraged community members to engage with outreach efforts and to participate in early and on-election voting to ensure the referendum reflects a broader cross-section of voters.