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(Return to questions list.) A. The required ballot language will state that the district is asking voters to approve 11.4 mills of tax. What voters must remember is that they already are paying 3.43 effective mills on the issues to be restored to their full value, so the net increase is only 7.97 mills, not 11.4 mills.
