Summary
Utah voters are deciding on Amendment B, a measure that would require a 60% supermajority to pass any future tax-hiking ballot initiatives. If approved, it will significantly raise the bar for local and state tax proposals put directly to the public.
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Impact analysis
This could make it much harder to fund new public projects or services through citizen-led tax initiatives, potentially keeping your current tax rates steady.
Taxpayers who want to prevent new tax hikes from easily passing via the ballot box will love this.
Advocates for public services or infrastructure projects who rely on ballot measures to fund them will find it much tougher to win.
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