The
Utah End Food Taxes Initiative appeared on the
November 1990 statewide ballot in
Utah, where it failed, with 44.2% of voters in favor. It was one of three statewide
ballot measures that year in Utah; of these statewide measures, the "End Food Taxes" initiative was the only
initiated measure. Had the measure passed, it would have removed state and local
sales taxes from food.
The ballot question said:
Shall a law be enacted to remove state and local sales taxes from food, except food prepared for immediate consumption and food sold through vending machines?
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