Renewal or additional: Ohio’s Nov 3, 2026 school levies by the state file’s description

Ohio school questions grouped by the state file’s Description labels, with pinned Ohio Revised Code explanations.

The Ohio Secretary of State’s file lists 132 questions for school districts. This article groups all of them by the file’s Description column, then by Question Type; it does not combine the Millage, Percent and Dollar Amount columns.

What the Description labels mean, from Ohio law as retrieved October 5, 2026

These are the same Ohio Revised Code paraphrases pinned for the statewide article. The state file does not identify which section applies to an individual question.

Additional: 68 questions

Renewal: 60 questions

Renewal/Decrease: 2 questions

Decrease: 1 question

Replacement: 1 question

Franklin County Board of Elections list: absent from the state file

1 question appears on the Franklin County Board of Elections list but not in the Secretary of State’s file. It stays under its own source label and is not added to any Description group.

Look up your district

The Ohio ballot page lists the 132 state-file questions and the separately sourced Franklin County question. The DistrictFacts ballot page is at districtfacts.com/oh/ballot-2026/.

Before and after the vote

The article describes records published before the November 3, 2026 vote and reports no result.

What this does not tell you

Description labels and source columns do not establish a household tax effect. Different amount columns remain separate. This is not an estimate of a tax bill or what a question would cost a household. DistrictFacts does not recommend how to vote on any question.

This report was generated from public records by the DistrictFacts Data Desk. Every question figure is read from the Ohio Secretary of State’s workbook, retrieved October 1, 2026, or from the separately labelled Franklin County Board of Elections list. Law explanations come only from the pinned Ohio Revised Code sections. None of the figures was typed by hand. The method is described on the DistrictFacts methodology page, and a correction can be requested from this story.

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