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WINONA, Texas — Winona ISD trustees on Monday called for a $23.5 million bond election in November aiming to fund renovations to the district's elementary and middle campuses and its athletic facilities. 

The school district is seeking voters' approval on three propositions to be decided on the Nov. 8 ballot. 

If all three were to pass, the projected cost for an average homeowner in Winona ISD would be $4.32 per month, Superintendent Damenion Miller said in a statement.

Early voting for the bond election will be from Oct. 24 to Nov. 4. Each proposition will be voted on individually. 

Residents who are 65 or older and have a homestead exemption will not see a tax increase, Miller said. 

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