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Missouri rejects bid to scrap state income tax ahead of major votes

The MarketWatch story says Missouri voters turned down removing the state income tax, with Florida and California set for large ballot decisions this fall.

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Missouri voters rejected a proposal that would have eliminated the state income tax, according to MarketWatch. The decision comes as Republicans and Democrats continue to diverge on whether taxes should be cut or raised.

MarketWatch also points to upcoming big ballot votes later this fall in Florida and California, where voters will weigh major tax-related measures.

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MarketWatchTaxes are on the ballot this fall, as Republicans and Democrats grow further apart on whether to cut or raise them
MarketWatchTaxes are on the ballot this fall, as Republicans and Democrats grow further apart on whether to cut or raise them

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