Texas · November 3, 2026 elections

Texas Nov. 3 public-sector funding results: security, turf and parks.

School districts and cities across Texas have bond propositions on the Nov. 3 ballot that name security systems, athletic fields and parks work. PublicVerge is tracking them from official sources, and after the vote we'll publish which passed and what comes next.

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Free. Delivered by email. Results are labeled "Unofficial — pending canvass" until each governing body canvasses the vote.

Last updated: Nov. 4, 2026 7:09 AM CT · Status: POST-ELECTION · Official canvass: pending; Texas local canvasses run Nov. 6–17, 2026

Unofficial — pending canvass = unofficial results posted by the county or entity election office, shown with the source URL and retrieval time · Pending — no result available = no official-source result posted when we checked · Official — canvassed = results canvassed by the governing body (Texas local canvasses run Nov. 6–17, 2026)

Important: Unofficial results are not certified and may change before the official canvass (provisional, mail and overseas ballots are still being processed). A proposition passing authorizes the entity to issue bonds or fund the listed purposes; it does not by itself create a purchasing contract, a procurement opportunity, or a funding allocation for any product category.

What PublicVerge tracks

What PublicVerge tracks and what happens next.

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Before the vote
We record every tracked proposition's ballot amount (program total), the scope language from the official record, and its stage, PROPOSED.
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Election night and after
We label results "Unofficial — pending canvass" from the county's or entity's posted results, with the source and time retrieved, then update them once the governing body canvasses the vote.
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After approval
Bonds are typically sold some weeks after the canvass, and design, construction-manager and purchasing decisions follow. Manor ISD, for example, says bonds can be sold 45 to 60 days after the election is canvassed.
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Next watchpoint
We follow each passed item to its next watchpoint: board approvals, design awards, cooperative-contract purchases or bid postings, and show the purchasing route when the agency publishes it.

Security & Life Safety

Propositions that name security work

Entity	Proposition	Ballot amount (label)	Scope (from source)	Stage	Purchasing route	Next watchpoint	Source	Retrieved (CT)
Comal ISD	Prop A	$539,955,000 · PROGRAM TOTAL	"Security upgrades such as surveillance cameras, added security windows in entry vestibules, door hardware, and access control across campuses" (program also includes HVAC, roofing, capacity and buses)	Unofficial — pending canvass · Failing (unofficial) For 26,541 / Against 40,284 official results source · retrieved Nov. 4, 2026 7:08 AM CT Comal County portion only; other counties not included	Not published	Nov. 3 result → canvass	Comal ISD Bond 2026 page	Nov. 4, 2026 7:08 AM
Northside ISD (San Antonio)	School building bond proposition	Not to exceed $764,745,000 · PROGRAM TOTAL	Ballot language includes "the retrofitting of buses and vehicles with emergency, safety, or security equipment" (plus facilities, sites and buses)	Unofficial — pending canvass · Failing (unofficial) For 107,063 / Against 117,235 official results source · retrieved Nov. 4, 2026 7:08 AM CT	Not published	Nov. 3 result → canvass	NISD ballot language	Nov. 4, 2026 7:08 AM
Manor ISD	Prop A	$391.5 million · PROGRAM TOTAL	"facility use optimization, facilities and equipment upgrades, safety and security and new buses"	Unofficial — pending canvass · Passing (unofficial) For 12,458 / Against 10,099 official results source · retrieved Nov. 4, 2026 7:09 AM CT	Not published	Nov. 3 result → canvass → bond sale; the district says bonds can be sold 45 to 60 days after the election is canvassed	Manor ISD bond FAQ	Nov. 4, 2026 7:09 AM
Keller ISD	Prop A	$756,300,896 · PROGRAM TOTAL	Maintenance repairs and renovations at 34 campuses/facilities including "roofing, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, code compliance, and safety systems" (plus a partial Keller Middle School rebuild)	Unofficial — pending canvass · Failing (unofficial) For 33,451 / Against 38,335 official results source · retrieved Nov. 4, 2026 7:08 AM CT	Not published	Nov. 3 result → canvass	Keller ISD board release	Nov. 4, 2026 7:08 AM
Cypress-Fairbanks ISD	Prop B	Not stated on district page	"comprehensive safety and security enhancements" (plus HVAC, electrical, roofing, technology/cybersecurity and buses)	Unofficial — pending canvass · Failing (unofficial) For 72,442 / Against 125,485 official results source · retrieved Nov. 4, 2026 7:09 AM CT	Not published	Nov. 3 result → canvass	CFISD board release	Nov. 4, 2026 7:09 AM

Turf & Athletics

Propositions that name fields, turf, tracks or athletic facilities

Entity	Proposition	Ballot amount (label)	Scope (from source)	Stage	Purchasing route	Next watchpoint	Source	Retrieved (CT)
Keller ISD	Prop E	$23,913,963 · PROPOSITION TOTAL (turf-specific; per-field amounts not published)	"installation of artificial turf at all KISD middle schools as well as high school baseball and softball fields"	Unofficial — pending canvass · Failing (unofficial) For 24,240 / Against 46,102 official results source · retrieved Nov. 4, 2026 7:08 AM CT	Not published	Nov. 3 result → canvass	Keller ISD board release	Nov. 4, 2026 7:08 AM
Keller ISD	Prop D	$11,025,446 · PROPOSITION TOTAL (mixed scope)	Athletic Complex "lighting, track and turf replacement and restroom renovations," plus Keller High School Field House renovation	Unofficial — pending canvass · Failing (unofficial) For 25,654 / Against 45,402 official results source · retrieved Nov. 4, 2026 7:08 AM CT	Not published	Nov. 3 result → canvass	Keller ISD board release	Nov. 4, 2026 7:08 AM
Cypress-Fairbanks ISD	Prop D	Not stated on district page	"new artificial turf, the resurfacing of competition tracks, and updated stadium scoreboards"	Unofficial — pending canvass · Failing (unofficial) For 52,530 / Against 142,594 official results source · retrieved Nov. 4, 2026 7:09 AM CT	Not published	Nov. 3 result → canvass	CFISD board release	Nov. 4, 2026 7:09 AM
Northside ISD (San Antonio)	Natatorium proposition	Not to exceed $65,500,000 · PROPOSITION TOTAL	Natatoriums, "including replacing the George Block Aquatics Center" (aquatics; adjacent category)	Unofficial — pending canvass · Failing (unofficial) For 92,160 / Against 130,317 official results source · retrieved Nov. 4, 2026 7:08 AM CT	Not published	Nov. 3 result → canvass	NISD ballot language	Nov. 4, 2026 7:08 AM

Parks & Playgrounds

Propositions that name parks and playground work

Entity	Proposition	Ballot amount (label)	Scope (from source)	Stage	Purchasing route	Next watchpoint	Source	Retrieved (CT)
City of Austin	Prop A	$260,000,000 · PROGRAM TOTAL	Parks, recreation, aquatics and open space. The priority infrastructure list names the "Onion Creek all abilities playground," parkland improvements at named parks, and aquatic improvements at Garrison, Big Stacy, Walnut Creek and Civitan pools. A playground-specific amount isn't published.	Unofficial — pending canvass · Passing (unofficial) For 211,842 / Against 132,911 official results source · retrieved Nov. 4, 2026 7:09 AM CT Travis County portion only; other counties not included	Not published	Nov. 3 result → canvass	City of Austin Ordinance 20260806-002	Nov. 4, 2026 7:09 AM

Context for the Austin row: Austin PARD's project page says the Onion Creek playground is in design development, with construction documents in fall 2026 and construction planned to start spring 2028, and lists a capital campaign and private contributions as the primary construction funding sources.

Sample output

What an item looks like.

PUBLIC FUNDING SIGNAL · SECURITY & LIFE SAFETY

Comal ISD Bond 2026: Proposition A

New Braunfels area, Texas · K-12

Unofficial — pending canvass · Failing (unofficial) · Nov. 3, 2026 ballot

PROP A$539,955,000program total, not security-only

SECURITY SHARENot publishedno category amount in the source

ROUTENot publishedpurchasing route not stated

What's documented

The district's bond page lists "surveillance cameras, added security windows in entry vestibules, door hardware, and access control across campuses" under safety and security.

Why it may matter

A named security scope in a large program can lead to design, integrator selection or co-op purchases after approval and the bond sale.

What to watch next

Nov. 3 result · canvass · bond sale timing · board items assigning security scope · co-op or bid postings

Source: Comal ISD Bond 2026 page (comalisd.org) · verified Oct. 12, 2026

PUBLIC FUNDING SIGNAL · TURF & ATHLETICS

Keller ISD Bond 2026: Proposition E (Districtwide Turf)

Keller, Texas (Tarrant County) · K-12

Unofficial — pending canvass · Failing (unofficial) · Nov. 3, 2026 ballot

PROP E$23,913,963turf-specific proposition

PER-FIELD AMOUNTSNot publishedno per-field split in the source

ROUTENot publishedpurchasing route not stated

What's documented

Prop E "includes installation of artificial turf at all KISD middle schools as well as high school baseball and softball fields." A separate Prop D ($11,025,446) includes lighting, track and turf replacement at the district athletic complex.

Why it may matter

A proposition dedicated to turf makes the category amount explicit. That's unusual, and useful for planning.

What to watch next

Nov. 3 result · canvass · design/consultant selection · co-op or bid postings

Source: Keller ISD board news release (kellerisd.net) · verified Oct. 12, 2026

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