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Election Results
Election Results
Election Results
Today, Michigan voters decided if the state sales tax would be increased from six percent to seven percent. Voters in Byron Township, Caledonia, East Grand Rapids, Forest Hills, Grand Haven, Hudsonville, Kentwood, West Ottawa and other communities also had issues on the ballot. Results are in.
Polls Are Closed, Results Soon
Polls Are Closed, Results Soon
Polls Are Closed, Results Soon
Today, Michigan votes on Proposal 1 which would increase the sales/use tax from 6% to 7%. Many voters in West Michigan face additional issues on the ballot. Prepare to vote with a look at your sample ballot and polling location.
Should Michigan Increase the Sales Tax to Fund Road Repairs? [Poll]
Should Michigan Increase the Sales Tax to Fund Road Repairs? [Poll]
Should Michigan Increase the Sales Tax to Fund Road Repairs? [Poll]
In May, Michigan voters may be asked to vote on whether to increase the Michigan sales tax from 6 percent to 7 percent in order to fix Michigan roads and bridges. The deal, approved by lawmakers and Governor Rick Snyder, would need approval from two-thirds of the Legislature to make it on the ballot. Should Michigan increase the sales tax to 7% to pay for road repairs?

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