by David Safier
From the Arizona Guardian:
A majority of Arizona voters support a temporary tax increase to rescue the state from its deepening budget crisis, according the results of a statewide poll released Tuesday by the Arizona Republican Party.
About 66 percent of the 607 likely voters surveyed said they would back a 1 percent short-term sales tax increase to save funding for public health programs and K-12 education.
Now, if they can be convinced that a sales tax will cost the average citizen more than reinstating the $250 million property tax and restoring previous income tax levels for the wealthiest Arizonans . . .
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