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| Yes on 100 campaign | |
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| Location: | Arizona |
The Yes on 100 campaign was made up of education, business, public safety and health care groups that were in support of the Arizona Sales Tax Increase that was slated for the May 18, 2010, ballot. The group campaigned by exposing residents in the state who had been hit the hardest by the economic downturn.[1]
According to its website, the group supported the measure because of what it saw as a reduction in state revenue. They said, "Today, Arizona’s state revenues have fallen to 2004 levels. ... Absolutely, Arizona must do much more with much less."[2]
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