In less than two weeks, voters will decide a state question that could give schools more flexibility when it comes to spending property tax money. 

The group behind the effort to overturn the tax increase to fund teacher pay raises says they're on track to get the signatures they need. They're also disputing the notion the pay raises would be impacted at all.

The Oklahoma State School Board Association has released a report projecting how much money each district would get if State Question 779 passes in November.