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Dan Tjernagel
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Oct 16, 2026
Understanding School Referendums With Kevin Krutzik and Dan Tjernagel
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12:29speaker_5UNKNOWN
Sure.
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14:33Dan TjernagelGUEST
And that is money, as I know you know, Eleanor, from the state of Wisconsin that the state-
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54:48Dan TjernagelGUEST
... our board members, in their own time, they absolutely can talk with folks and say, "Vote yes," and all those different things.
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54:55Dan TjernagelGUEST
And I think once in a while I've heard people say, like, "Well, Dan, how come you don't just say vote ye- Technically, legally, ethically, I can't ask people to do that, even though, yes, I work for a board, and yes, they unanimously voted to go that way.
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55:11Dan TjernagelGUEST
And I think the other piece, you know, there are different taxing authorities.