Wayzata School District referendum passes all three questions, according to official election results released April 14

The approved referendum funds a broad, multi-year expansion and infrastructure program spanning new school construction, facility additions, and districtwide improvements.

Final vote totals:

Q1 (Technology Levy Renewal): - 78.21% Yes(Votes: 6283)**

• 21.79% No **(Votes: 1751)

Q2(School Building Bonds): - 70.32% Yes(Votes: 5650)**

• 29.68% No **(Votes: 2385)

Q3 (Pool Project Bonds): - 60.48% Yes(Votes: 4850)**

• 39.52% No **(Votes: 3169)

All three measures received majority voter approval. Full results are available via the district’s election results page.

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Editorial Insights (Added April 15, 1:00pm Central Time):

Just over 8,000 votes were cast in the April 14 school referendum across all three questions. The district serves more than 13,000 students.

While district-wide voter registration data is not readily available, individual precincts in the Plymouth area alone typically include between 1,500 and 3,000 registered voters each , based on data from the Minnesota Secretary of State.

As with most local elections, participation levels can vary depending on timing, awareness, and voter engagement.

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