Results of the Richland County Penny Sales Tax, and county sheriff’s election
RICHLAND COUNTY, S.C. (WOLO)– The future of the Penny Sales Tax was on the ballot and voters approved it. At last check, more than 61% voted in favor of the tax referendum. The $4.5 billion Penny Sales Tax will be used for transportation efforts in the Midlands including road improvement projects as well as the COMET.
Anderson County voters will have the opportunity to vote on the proposed penny sales tax in the upcoming November elections.
Shoppers in Seminole County will continue paying an extra penny in sales tax to support local schools and infrastructure ...
Greenville County voters have rejected a capital project sales tax that would have gone toward updating and fixing the area’s ...
Voters in Anderson County headed to the polls Tuesday for the general election, and a major decision was whether or not to ...
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Aiken Co. residents renew penny sales tax for next 10 yearsIn Aiken county, residents made the decision to renew its one cent sales tax for the next ten years. County leaders state ...
A proposed tax increase has been rejected by Greenville County voters. Read more: https://www.wspa.com/news/local-news/greenville-co-voters-reject-1-sales-tax/ ...
Little Rock voters have made their voices heard on a penny sales tax that officials hoped to use to fund efforts to improve ...
Richland County’s transportation tax narrowly passed in 2012 and was set to expire by the end of 2026 if voters didn’t ...
The fate of whether or not there will be a Penny Sales Tax to fix roads and bridges is in the hands of Anderson County voters ...
The first question penny sales tax in the City of Little Rock failed to pass in the Nov. 5 general election.The second question penny sales tax also did not pas ...
Gwinnett voters have turned down a one-penny sales tax to fund transit, marking another defeat to the county's expansion ...
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