• CDA Q-1: 6882 yes, 3790 no (64.5%) ... 10672 of 37610 voted (28.4%)
• CDA Q-2: 5873 yes, 981 no   (85.7%)   ... 6854 of 37610 voted (18.2%)
• Post Falls: 1632 yes, 928 no  (63.75%) ... Story here
• Bonner County: 3577 yes, (62.3%), 2163 no (37.7%)
• Kootenai County Election Department precinct results here

Voters in the Coeur d'Alene School District gave a double thumbs-up Tuesday to a pair of supplemental levies that will increase property taxes for two years, and bolster the district's general fund by $12.9 million per year. "A big thank you to our community for once again supporting us in tough times," said Superintendent Hazel Bauman. Ballot Option 1, a $7.8 million levy to replace an expiring levy, was approved by a vote of 6,882-3,790, reflecting a 64.49 percent margin. Ballot Option 2, a $5 million levy to cover an additional shortfall created by the loss of one-time stimulus funds and reserves the district has already used, was approved by a vote of 5,873-981, reflecting an 85.69 percent margin/Maureen Dolan, Coeur d'Alene Press. More here.

• Originally posted 9:39 p.m. Tuesday (w/updates until 12:10 this morning)

Question: Do these results mean that North Idahoans appreciate public educators more than their legislators do?