What's on the Nov. 3 ballot in Central Ohio

What we're watching:

🗳️ A proposal to switch Columbus City Council elections to a ward-style system, though the official ballot language is still in flux.

🎒 The Bexley school district is asking for a 0.5% income tax, combined with a property tax bond to pay for a new middle school and facility projects.

🏫 A South-Western bond would replace two aging high schools and fund other renovations.

⬇️ Pickerington City Schools will try again for an income tax levy, at a lower rate of 0.75%.

💰 Upper Arlington's district is seeking a bond to replace multiple schools and expand its high school, combined with a property tax levy to fund general expenses.

🚨 Upper Arlington voters will also decide a police and fire pension levy.

📝 Gahanna and Worthington have a slate of city charter amendments.

🚓 Township levies: Hamilton (roads), Madison (police and fire), Mifflin (police), Sharon (roads) and Truro (operating expenses).

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Editor's note: This story has been updated with more details about the Upper Arlington bond issue.