Pima County Voters Decide on $2.67B Transportation Plan
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Pima County, Arizona, voters decide on a $2.67 billion transportation plan in a special election. Proposition 418 outlines a 20-year roadmap, while Proposition 419 is a half-cent sales tax to fund it. The plan focuses on road modernization, improved bus service, and safety features. Supporters argue it wont increase sales tax and could create 48,000 jobs and inject $3.7 billion into the local economy. Results are pending as officials await updates on its impact on traffic and transit.
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