US voters on Election Day approved a flurry of new spending for states, cities, counties, schools and special government districts.
As of Dec. 9, voters officially approved ballot measures allowing the issuance of $95.71 billion in new government bonds across 583 ballot measures, according to the latest data compiled by S&P Global Market Intelligence. Another $15.25 billion across 25 measures may be approved, though official results from those elections were still outstanding.
13 Dec, 2024