Despite what they say, voters in Oklahoma and elsewhere favor local taxes

 
By HANNAH DREIER, Associated Press | Published: November 15, 2012   

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — When it comes to new taxes, voters tend to say government should ask for money from somebody else, like the rich. But that doesn't always hold true, especially on the local level.

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During last week's elections, voters across the country opted to raise taxes to help their cities, counties and school districts.

“I'm OK with being taxed for making sure we don't go...
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