Staff Reports Robertson County News BREMOND — Bremond voters rejected the school district’s Proposition A, voting 518 against the measure and 336 for it — 60.66 percent against, 39.34 percent for, out of 854 votes cast. Proposition A was a voter-approval tax rate election. It would have let Bremond ISD adopt a total tax rate of $0.97387 per $100 — maintenance and operations $0.64280 plus interest and sinking $0.33107. That total was 3 cents above the district’s voter-approval rate of $0.94387, requiring voter approval. With the measure rejected, Bremond ISD cannot adopt that proposed rate. The 854 votes cast on Proposition A were part of a countywide turnout of 54.95 percent — 7,138 ballots cast out of 12,990 registered voters in Robertson County. All 13 precincts had completely reported, according to the county’s official Clarity Elections results page. The results are unofficial until canvassing, which Texas law requires local officials to hold between Nov. 6 and Nov. 17. Texas law requires the school board trustees to canvass the vote, making the 518-336 tally official. The state requires the canvassing happen in the next couple of weeks after the election. The vote marks a change from May 2025, when Bremond ISD voters approved all four propositions in a $9.65 million bond election. The money was intended for school repairs, new buses, classroom technology and athletic facility improvements. Proposition A received 81 percent support, while the other three measures also passed. This time, however, voters rejected the district’s request for a higher tax rate.