Relating to an election authorizing the issuance of bonds or an increase in taxes by a political subdivision.

HB 2736 requires a two-thirds majority vote of all voters participating in an election for local governments (like counties or cities) to approve bond issuances or tax increases. It mandates that such elections must be held on the uniform November election date, unless exempted under specific tax code provisions. The bill also clarifies that bond elections for property tax-funded projects must be approved by voters, overriding conflicting laws. These changes apply only to elections ordered on or after the bill's effective date.