Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A major proposed amendment to the Minnesota Constitution will officially appear on the ballot this November. If passed, the amendment would change how money from the state's Permanent School Fund is distributed, increasing school funding statewide without raising individual income or property taxes.
Find out how the fund works, what changes are being proposed, and why leaving this question blank on your ballot counts as a "no" vote.
Read the full, in-depth guide to this upcoming ballot question here: kttc.com/2026/08/03/minnesota-school-funding-amendment-headed-november-ballot
A major proposed amendment to the Minnesota Constitution will officially appear on the ballot this November. If passed, the amendment would change how money from the state's Permanent School Fund is distributed, increasing school funding statewide without raising individual income or property taxes.
Find out how the fund works, what changes are being proposed, and why leaving this question blank on your ballot counts as a "no" vote.
Read the full, in-depth guide to this upcoming ballot question here: kttc.com/2026/08/03/minnesota-school-funding-amendment-headed-november-ballot










