Not surprisingly, voters have rejected a proposed tax hike.
The loser this time is the ballot question in today's Missouri primary that would have increased the state's 4.225 percent sales tax to pay for transportation projects.
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Election results reported by the St. Louis Fox affiliate show that voters handily rejected the three-quarters of one percent increase. The tax would have expired in 10 years.
Now Missouri lawmakers must map out another route to pay for road work.
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