Results are in from several special elections held across Siouxland Tuesday.

That includes an almost $26 million dollar bond measure for South O’Brien Community School District. By a slim margin, voters in the South O’Brien Community School District approved the referendum. It needed 60% and received 61.8%. The money will help furnish and equip the junior high/high school.

Those in the West Sioux Community School District voted on a general obligation bond. The $14.9 million bond failed with 58.4 percent, needing 60%. The money would have built, furnished, and equipped classroom additions along with remodeled, repaired, and improved the Ireton and Hawarden elementary schools.

For more information about what the votes were over, read more here.

See those two results and more below.

South O’Brien Community School District — General Obligation Bond

VotesPercent
Yes67661.8%
No41838.2%
Total1094100%

West Sioux Community School District — General Obligation Bond

VotesPercent
Yes37958.5%
No26941.5%
Total648100%

City of Doon — General Obligation Bond

VotesPercent
Yes15975.7%
No5124.3%
Total210100%

North Union Community School District — Physical Plant and Equipment Levy

VotesPercent
Yes9892.5%
No87.5%
Total106100%

Denison Community School District — Special Revenue

VotesPercent
Yes16392.1%
No147.9%
Total177100%

Hinton Community School District — Special Revenue

VotesPercent
Yes18085.7%
No3014.3%
Total210100%

North Union Community School District — Special Revenue

VotesPercent
Yes9893.3%
No76.7%
Total105100%