Voters in Kuna and Caldwell approved supplemental school levies Tuesday, while four other Idaho districts rejected levy measures in the 2026 midterm election. The results remain unofficial until canvassing and certification are complete.
Caldwell and Kuna Levy Results
Caldwell’s supplemental levy passed by 78 votes, with 4,190 votes in favor and 4,112 opposed. The measure would provide $5.8 million annually for two years.
Kuna’s supplemental levy received 60% support. The measure would raise just over $3.6 million per year for two years.
Four Idaho Levies Rejected
Vallivue voters rejected a plant facilities levy that received 46.71% support. The proposal required at least 55% approval and could have collected up to $3 million annually for 10 years.
Middleton’s supplemental levy was opposed by about 52% of voters. The measure sought $1.5 million per year.
Payette voters rejected a $1.5 million-per-year levy, with 52.32% voting against it.
Weiser’s plant facilities levy received 53.57% support, below the 55% approval threshold. It could have provided up to $350,000 annually for four years.
Unofficial Election Results
Idaho voters cast ballots November 3 for the 2026 midterm election. The reported outcomes for Kuna, Caldwell, Vallivue, Middleton, Weiser and Payette are not final until the required canvass and certification process is completed.