Anchorage school bond passing and public bathroom bond failing in early results

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Anchorage voters are so far supporting a $62 million bond to pay for school projects as well as most other ballot propositions, according topackage, proposition 1, which includes safety improvements and the rebuilding of Inlet View Elementary School in South Addition. Voters had previously rejected a bond in 2022 that included funding for Inlet View.

Proposition 2 would make the city’s chief medical officer subject to confirmation of the Anchorage Assembly. It’s passing 56 percent to 44 percent. Voters are approving Proposition 4 for over $4 million in various improvements on city trails and at city parks, with 58 percent of ballots in favor. About 61 percent of voters are approving Proposition 6 for over $4.5 million to replace ambulances and pay for various other transit improvements.

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