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Cincinnati City Council will not put earnings tax hike on ballot to pay for affordable housing.

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Cincinnati City Council rejected a proposal to put a tax increase on the November ballot. A majority of city council members felt it was not the right time to raise taxes. Only Seelbach and Jan-Michele Lemon Kearney, both Democrats, voted for the measure.Voters in May voted 73% to 27% to reject Issue 3.

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Cincinnati City Council will not put earnings tax hike on ballot to pay for affordable housing.

In a vote of 7-2, a majority of city council members felt it was not the right time to raise taxes.

3 years ago·Cincinnati, United States

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