Education on the 2020 Ballot
Rolling coverage of education issues in 2020 local, state and federal elections
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With Control of Senate Uncertain, Educators Look to Mitch McConnell, Who Calls Pandemic Relief Package ‘Job One’
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What We Know About the Youth Vote So Far: In 11 Key States, Early Data Suggest a Turnout Surge Among Young Americans
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Despite Major Push by Democrats, Texas House of Representatives, Always at Least a Little Purple, Stays Under Republican Control
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Retired Longtime Teacher and Principal Headed to Idaho State House After Strong GOP Victory
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Oakland Votes to Let Teens Cast Ballots in School Board Races, SF Defeats Similar Measure to Lower Voting Age
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Colorado Votes Yes on Raising Taxes on Smoking and Vaping to Fund Education
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Republican Incumbent Elsie Arntzen Wins Second Term as Montana State Superintendent
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Just 2 NOLA School Board Members Win Seats; With 5 Races Going to December Runoff, Balance of Power Remains Unknown
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School Choice Proponent Truitt Wins Top North Carolina Schools Post, Vows Local Control in Pandemic Response
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Fourth-Generation Educator Wins Florida State House Seat in Democratic Landslide
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PreK 4 SA, San Antonio’s Popular City-Run Pre-K Program, Wins Another 8 Years
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Republican Rep. Greg Gianforte Wins Montana Governor’s Race on Record of Supporting School Choice; Public Education Advocates Worry About Support for Private Schools
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Reykdal Reelected to Washington’s Top Schools Post After GOP Challenger Attacked His Support for Controversial Sex Ed Rules
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North Carolina Legislature Remains in Republican Hands, Divided Government to Continue
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With Georgia’s Special Election Moving to a January Runoff, Control of U.S. Senate Could Be Unknown for Weeks
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Republican Lt. Gov. Spencer Cox Wins Utah Governor’s Race, Calling for Boosted Education Funding in State with Lowest Per-Pupil Spending
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Washington State Sex Education Bill Passes With Strong Support
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Florida Voters Choose to Amend State Constitution to Say ‘Only a Citizen’ Can Vote