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Proposition A bond measure fails; board formally canvasses May 2 results
Summary
Pilot Point ISD trustees canvassed May 2 election returns May 13, 2026, formally declaring Proposition A (a $295 million bond package) failed after 1,384 votes: 539 in favor and 845 opposed; the canvass order was approved by motion.
The Pilot Point Independent School District Board of Trustees formally canvassed the May 2, 2026 bond election during its May 13 regular meeting and declared Proposition A — the proposed issuance of $295,000,000 in school bonds — did not pass.
Board President Renee Polk called for a motion to adopt an order canvassing the returns and declaring the results of the May 2, 2026 bond election. "I move to adopt an order canvassing the returns and declaring the results of the May 2, 2026, bond election," Trustee Craig Bickers said; the motion, seconded by Jacob Stuckly, was adopted (recorded yeas: 6; nays: 0). The district reported total votes cast of 1,384, with 539 in favor and 845 opposed.
The defeat of Proposition A ends the district's immediate path to the capital improvements package described in the bond materials. Director of Human Resources Valerie Wall had earlier presented a bond overview and voter-demographic information to board members during the meeting’s informational reports. The board did not take subsequent action to resubmit a bond at this meeting.
The canvass was a formal administrative step to certify local returns. The board’s minute motion language recorded the vote and declared the official results of the May 2 election.
