Three Capital Region school districts are holding budget revotes Tuesday after their original spending plans were defeated at the polls last month.

Voters will head to the polls in Berne-Knox-Westerlo, Northville and Salem.

Berne-Knox-Westerlo did not make any changes to its $26.35 million budget. It contains a proposed tax levy increase of 5.09% tax increase, which is above the district’s tax cap of 4.35%. This requires a supermajority of 60% plus one vote to be approved. It fell short the first time around with almost 59%.

Northville is also seeking approval for a revised $14.71 million budget. They reduced spending by $212,000 to get under the 3.68% tax cap.

Salem also trimmed $125,000 worth of expenses to trim its budget to around $17.9 million and reduce the tax levy increase to 2.9%, which is at the district’s cap.