Montana Voters' Clear Stance on Sales Tax, Mental Health
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Montana voters strongly oppose a statewide sales tax, even if it could reduce property taxes, according to a recent poll. Cost is the primary barrier to mental health care, with distance and stigma being lesser concerns. Opinions on splitting eastern Montana from the west vary greatly. The poll reveals broad agreement on taxes and health access, with voters prioritizing their wallets and healthcare accessibility. More details on immigration policy and other topics will be released this week.
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