The '24 election results have set the stage for the enactment of new school choice programs, along with the expansion of eligibility for existing programs.

Voters rejected separate proposals in Colorado and Kentucky that aimed to add language supporting school choice to their states' constitutions.

After Republicans swept many state legislative seats on Election Day, Gov. Greg Abbott said he had more than enough votes to pass school choice in the next legislative session. That and property tax reform,

School choice, a plan to use public money to subsidize private school tuition, has been a hot-button issue dividing parents for decades. Texas state leadership said it would prioritize school choice among other legislative efforts.