Missouri voters reject tax cut

Missouri voters rejected Amendment 5, which would have phased out the state's income tax over five years and expanded tax authority. Supporters argued it would promote economic growth, while opponents warned it could increase sales tax and harm poorer residents. The defeat reflects ongoing debates over tax policy and political priorities in the state.

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