Tell your State Senator to support SB 5186.

School bonds are critical for our kids to have a safe place to learn. Senate Bill 5186 would allow a simple majority of local voters to decide what our schools need while also reducing the cost of housing. Call your State Senator today at 1-800-562-6000 and urge them to support SB 5186, which will make it easier to build safer schools. 

Call today: 1-800-562-6000.

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“A minority of voters can prevent a district from moving its schools into the 21st century. That’s wrong, and it needs to change.”

(The Seattle Times, 2/26/2025)

Bond Failures by Legislative District:

  • Bethel: 54.52% (Apr. 2016)

    Bethel: 57.37% (Feb. 2016)

    Bethel: 53.98% (Feb. 2018)

    Bethel: 59.22% (Nov. 2018)

    Yelm: 53.70% (Feb. 2016)

    Yelm: 58.97% (Feb. 2018)

  • Spokane: 55.91% (Feb. 2024)

  • Orchard Prairie: 52.90% (Feb. 2015)

    Orchard Prairie: 54.14% (Feb. 2016)

    Orchard Prairie: 55.81% (Nov. 2024)

    Riverside: 50.32% (Feb. 2024)

    West Valley: 53.01% (Apr. 2015)

    West Valley: 54.97% (Feb. 2017)

    West Valley: 50.78% (Feb. 2024)

  • Issaquah: 50.08% (Nov. 2024)

  • Chewelah: 55.99% (Nov. 2019)

    Deer Park: 51.84% (Nov.  2024)

    Eastmont: 51.26% (Nov.  2022)

    Eastmont: 59.04% (Apr. 2024)

    Eastmont: 59.56% (Feb. 2024)

    Nine Mile Falls: 50.70% (Apr. 2015)

    Nine Mile Falls: 53.19% (Feb. 2015)

    Okanogan: 54.10% (Apr. 2016)

    Okanogan: 58.30% (Feb. 2017)

    Omak: 55.68% (Apr. 2017)

    Republic: 53.57% (Nov. 2017)

    Republic: 54.44% (Feb. 2019)

    Republic: 56.88% (Aug. 2020)

    Tonasket: 57.31% (Feb. 2015)

    Tonasket: 52.31% (Feb. 2017)

  • Cheney: 54.20% (Apr. 2015)

    Cheney: 58.43% (Feb. 2015)

    Cheney: 53.65% (Nov. 2019)

    Cheney: 54.45% (Feb. 2024)

    Clarkston: 51.11% (Nov. 2017)

    Clarkston: 51.80% (Apr. 2023)

    Liberty: 55.95% (Nov. 2015)

    Othello: 53.24% (Feb. 2018)

    Ritzville: 55.29% (Apr. 2016)

  • Arlington: 52.03% (Nov. 2018)

    Arlington: 55.89% (Feb. 2018)

    Arlington: 52.57% (Feb. 2019)

    Arlington: 52.72% (Feb. 2020)

    Arlington: 53.89% (Feb. 2024)

    Oak Harbor: 55.86% (Feb. 2023)

    South Whidbey: 58.26% (Apr. 2023)

  • Skykomish: 53.57% (Nov. 2019)

    Wenatchee: 57.08% (Apr. 2018)

  • Moses Lake: 54.45% (Feb. 2015)

    Warden: 53.77% (Nov. 2015)

    Warden: 55.41% (Apr. 2017)

  • Mabton: 54.36% (Nov. 2022)

    Mabton: 55.90% (Feb. 2023)

    Mount Adams: 56.54% (Nov. 2018)

    Mount Adams: 59.06% (Apr. 2018)

    Sunnyside: 55.45% (Apr. 2018)

    Toppenish: 55.28% (Apr. 2018)

    Toppenish: 51.82% (Nov. 2019)

    Union Gap: 56.43% (Nov. 2022)

    Union Gap: 58.10% (Nov. 2023)

  • Columbia: 53.71% (Feb. 2022)

    Pasco: 57.14% (Feb. 2017)

    Waitsburg: 57.56% (Feb. 2016)

  • Battle Ground: 53.05% (Nov. 2016)

    Battle Ground: 52.08% (Apr. 2018)

    Battle Ground: 58.68% (Feb. 2018)

  • Longview: 56.49% (Nov. 2017)

    Castle Rock: 54.86% (Apr. 2018)

    Castle Rock: 51.42% (Feb. 2020)

  • Morton: 54.26% (Apr. 2017)

    Morton: 56.14% (Feb. 2022)

    Napavine: 53.47% (Nov. 2023)

    Napavine: 54.10% (Feb. 2023)

    Onalaska: 53.13% (Feb. 2018)

    Ridgefield: 58.09% (Feb. 2019)

    Ridgefield: 50.51% (Aug. 2020)

    Ridgefield: 59.19% (Feb. 2020)

    Ridgefield: 57.48% (Feb. 2022)

    Ridgefield: 59.17% (Apr. 2022)

    Ridgefield: 50.92% (Apr. 2024)

    Ridgefield: 58.91% (Apr. 2024)

    Toledo: 55.92% (Feb. 2017)

    Toledo: 58.20% (Nov. 2017)

    Toledo: 51.77% (Feb. 2018)

  • Aberdeen: 59.99% (Feb. 2020)

    Chimacum: 51.50% (Feb. 2015)

    Chimacum: 58.04% (Feb. 2016)

    Chimacum: 58.69% (Apr. 2016)

    Elma: 51.58% (Nov. 2015)

    Elma: 56.42% (Feb. 2020)

    Quilcene: 59.40% (Feb. 2022)

    Sequim: 57.56% (Feb. 2015)

    Sequim: 59.57% (Nov. 2015)

    Sequim: 57.34% (Feb. 2016)

  • Peninsula: 58.96% (Apr. 2018)

    South Kitsap: 58.84% (Apr. 2016)

    South Kitsap: 59.92% (Feb. 2016)

    South Kitsap: 51.93% (Feb. 2017)

    South Kitsap: 55.84% (Nov. 2018)

    South Kitsap: 50.74% (Nov. 2023)

  • Steilacoom: 54.80% (Apr. 2023)

    Steilacoom: 58.76% (Feb. 2023)

  • Fife: 51.32% (Nov. 2023)

    Orting: 55.66% (Feb. 2017)

    Orting: 51.84% (Apr. 2023)

    Orting: 54.92% (Feb. 2023)

    Orting: 55.83% (Feb. 2024)

    Orting: 58.99% (Nov. 2024)

  • Edmonds: 56.33% (Feb. 2020)

    Highline: 54.81% (Feb. 2015)

    Vashon Island: 53.47% (Feb. 2016)

  • Hood Canal: 51.89% (Feb. 2018)

    Hood Canal: 56.55% (Feb. 2022)

    Hood Canal: 58.11% (Nov. 2023)

    Hood Canal: 56.89% (Feb. 2024)

    Pioneer: 50.88% (Feb. 2018)

    Pioneer: 54.44% (Nov. 2019)

    Rochester: 56.38% (Feb. 2020)

    Rochester: 52.71% (Feb. 2024)

  • Marysville: 50.53% (Apr. 2016)

  • Lake Stevens: 58.34% (Nov. 2024)

  • Burlington-Edison: 53.02% (Feb. 2019)

    Orcas Island: 59.86% (Feb. 2017)

  • Blaine: 54.70% (Feb. 2024)

    Blaine: 55.85% (Nov. 2024)

    Ferndale: 58.64% (Nov. 2018)

    Lynden: 51.00% (Feb. 2024)

    Meridian: 53.11% (Nov. 2024)

  • Everett: 55.44% (Feb. 2018)

    Everett: 58.78% (Aug. 2020)

  • Lake Washington: 54.02% (Feb. 2018)

    Riverview 53.03% (Feb. 2020)

  • Auburn: 55.05% (Nov. 2024)

    Kent: 59.07% (Apr. 2016)

Too many schools in our state are in disrepair—classrooms with mold, lead in the water, outdated heating systems, and even ceilings falling down. Some playgrounds are dangerous to play in, and students are learning in buildings that were never meant to last this long. School bonds are critical to ensuring every child has a safe, healthy place to learn.

Tell your State Senator to support SB 5186.

Call today: 1-800-562-6000.