On November 3,
vote YES
for Brillion kids.
Brillion Public Schools is asking voters to approve a referendum to [briefly describe the ask — e.g. "renovate aging facilities and improve safety and security across our schools"]. Here's what's at stake, what it costs, and why our community's teachers, parents, and neighbors are voting yes.
Every Brillion student deserves this.
This referendum was built around three community priorities, shaped by months of listening sessions with parents, staff, and neighbors.
Secure Buildings
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Classrooms That Work
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Protecting Property Values
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What voters are actually deciding.
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Read the Full Breakdown →Key dates between now and Election Day.
Community Town Hall
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Facilities Walkthrough Tours
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Absentee & Early Voting Opens
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Election Day — Vote Yes for BPS
Polls open 7am–8pm. [Placeholder: link to polling place lookup.]
Brillion kids can't vote. We can.
Request a yard sign, join the volunteer team, or just make sure everyone in your household knows the date. Every conversation matters between now and November 3, 2026.
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