Relating to the frequency of elections seeking voter approval for the issuance of school district bonds.

HB 206 requires Texas school districts to wait at least five years between elections seeking voter approval for new school bonds. Specifically, it prohibits a district from holding a bond election earlier than the fifth anniversary of the date of any prior bond election in that district. This provision directly affects all Texas public school districts that need voter approval to issue bonds for school construction or improvements. The law mandates a minimum five-year interval between such elections, reducing how frequently districts can request bond funding from voters.