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Georgetown ISD's Prop A was too close to call after early voting, with 50.46% opposed
About 50.46% of early voters opposed Georgetown ISD's Prop A
50.46%of early voters opposed Prop A
Source: Williamson County Sun
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| Value | |
|---|---|
| of early voters opposed Prop A | 50.46% |
| Half of votes | 50.00% |
If you live in Georgetown ISD, Prop A was on your Tuesday ballot. We don't have a final count. Early results at 7 p.m. had it too close to call, with about 50.46% of early voters opposed. Results aren't final until all precincts report Election Day votes.
Prop A is a VATRE. It would raise the M&O rate nine cents and cut the interest and sinking rate three cents, for a total 2026-27 rate of $1.1106 per $100 of taxable value. If it fails, the rate returns to $1.0506.
Georgetown ISD's rate would be $1.1106 if Prop A passes
Source: KXAN Austin
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| Value | |
|---|---|
| If it fails | $1.05 |
| If it passes | $1.11 |
- 2026 median taxable value: $444,465; last year's median home value: $461,064
- Median-home bill: $3,381 a year, $7.97 more than last year
- New revenue: about $8.4 million a year
- Staff raises: 3.5% to 4% for teachers, 3% for others
The district says Prop A is needed to balance the budget and preserve programs. At a September town hall, Superintendent Devin Padavil said teachers in years zero to 10 would get a $2,300 raise, and those in year 11 and beyond $2,800.
