Washington State Initiative 976 (2019)

I-976 was a 2019 ballot measure that repeals state and local authority to impose certain vehicle taxes and fees, limits state and local license fees to $30, requires regional transit authorities to retired [...]

Washington State Initiative 976 (2019)2020-05-22T17:10:17+00:00

Missouri Proposition D (2018)

This measure would have amended Missouri statutes to fund the Missouri State Highway Patrol’s enforcement and administration of laws and traffic regulations. The funding would be provided by gradually increasing the state’s 17-cents-per-gallon [...]

Missouri Proposition D (2018)2019-05-06T13:52:27+00:00

HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, FLORIDA: Sales Tax (2010)

This unsuccessful ballot referendum campaign in Hillsborough County, Florida failed to secure a transit sales tax measure in the November 2010 election.  The Hillsborough County Commission passed this transit sales tax with a [...]

HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, FLORIDA: Sales Tax (2010)2015-11-09T15:25:34+00:00

LOUISIANA: Amendment 4 (2014)

The Louisiana Transportation Infrastructure Amendment was proposed to permit legislators to create a state infrastructure bank with public funds already being collected, from which local or parish governments could apply for low-interest loans to [...]

LOUISIANA: Amendment 4 (2014)2014-11-09T15:30:29+00:00

MISSOURI: Amendment 7 (2014)

Missouri voters August 5 failed to approve a ballot measure that would have increased the state’s sales tax by three-fourths-cents to help pay for transportation infrastructure projects. The measure would have raised $5.4 [...]

MISSOURI: Amendment 7 (2014)2014-11-09T15:29:49+00:00

MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE: Gasoline Tax Referendum (2012)

This unsuccessful ballot initiative campaign in Memphis, Tennessee failed to pass a new one-cent-per-gallon gasoline tax referendum.  In 2012, the Memphis City Council passed legislation to allow Memphis voters to confirm the one-cent-per-gallon [...]

MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE: Gasoline Tax Referendum (2012)2012-11-09T15:29:12+00:00
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