OSBA Street Tax poll in Portland Tribune
OSBA was featured in the Portland Tribune for their poll on the Portland Street Tax. The poll helped showcase that voters want the right to vote on any new street taxes that will hurt small businesses and working families.
Here is what the Portland Tribune (12/2/14) said…
A new poll says most Portlanders are against the proposed street fee, think it should be referred to the voters, and will vote against Mayor Charlie Hales and Commissioner Steve Novick if they try to prevent city residents from voting on it. Those are the highlights of a poll commissioned by the Oregon Small Business Association, lobbyist Kent Craford, and others about the street fee proposed by Hales and Novick. It was conducted by Riley Research between Nov. 24 and 28, and released on Dec. 2 — the day before the City Council is scheduled to consider adding a six-year sunset clause to the proposal. The final vote is tentatively scheduled for Dec. 10. Read more »
Posted: January 2nd, 2015 under Uncategorized.
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