Seguin ISD Voters Narrowly Approve Tax Rate Proposition A
Unofficial Guadalupe County results posted Nov. 4 show Seguin ISD Proposition A passing 7,711 to 7,621. The ballot was labeled a tax increase and would ratify a $1.0828 rate.
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Seguin ISD Voters Narrowly Approve Tax Rate Proposition A
Unofficial Guadalupe County results posted Nov. 4 show Seguin ISD Proposition A passing 7,711 to 7,621. The ballot was labeled a tax increase and would ratify a $1.0828 rate.
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