Polls are open until nine o'clock tonight.
Last year, voters approved more than 78 percent of the budgets.
Twenty-eight districts are proposing 33 additional ballot questions.
That's the lowest number since the current system of second ballot questions was established a dozen years ago. It is a sharp decrease from last year, when 65 school districts proposed 87 additional spending questions.
Second ballot questions reflect a district asking voters to spend more than state caps allow.
