Northeast Oklahoma Election Results From Tuesday

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UNDATED -- Tuesday was Election Day for several area schools and communities. 

Voters approved a massive school bond for Tulsa's Union Public Schools.  A $21 million bond for construction and another million for transportation. 

Three of four proposals on the ballot in the city of Jenks were shot down.  The only one to pass was a street improvements bond. 

And voters in White Oak in Craig County voted to close their high school.  The upper grades will be eliminated in order to free up funding to keep kindergarten through eighth grade open. 

Tulsa County

Tulsa Schools

• School Board Office 4

• School Board Office 7 

 Union Schools

• $21,555,000 Bond Issue -- Construction

• $945,000 Bond Issue -- Transportation

Jenks (Only need a simple majority)

• $5,200,000 Bond Issue -- Streets

• $1,500,000 Bond Issue -- City Hall

• City Improvements

• 3/4% Sales Tax Increase 

Cherokee County

Hulbert Schools

• $2,590,000 Bond Issue -- Construction

Craig County

• White Oak Schools -- Eliminate 9-12th Grades

Haskell County

Keota Schools

• $270,000 Bond Issue -- Transportation

Osage County

Wynona Schools

• $125,000 Bond Issue -- Construction

Rogers County

Foyil Schools

• $3,530,000 Bond Issue -- Construction