The bond measures propose raising property taxes to pay back the funds. The property tax increases are based on the assessed value of people's properties.There are two state bond measures and several municipal bond measures people in Sacramento will be voting on in the November general election. At least six Sacramento school districts will place bond measures on this November's ballot, up from just three in 2022 and two in 2020. It is projected that Measure D will not increase the taxes you currently pay for the district's bonds. Renters can expect rent increases as the property taxes (that's how school bonds are paid) increase.