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Poll: Michiganders want taxes paid at the fuel pump to go to roads, but it’s not that simple
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On this week’s Talking Michigan Transportation podcast, a veteran Michigan pollster discusses a recent survey of active and likely November general election voters that shows an overwhelming number want the taxes they pay at the pump to fix roads and bridges.
Michigan is among states with a sales tax on motor fuels. That tax, 6 percent, does not go to roads and bridges. By law, the proceeds support the school aid fund, revenue sharing for local municipalities and a minor portion helps fund local transit services.
Bernie Porn, president of the polling firm EPIC-MRA, explains that shifting that sales tax to roads and bridges means other revenue would be needed to continue to fund those other services.
All survey respondents were asked, “Do you think that all of the taxes that you pay at the gas pump should or should not go toward funding improvements to Michigan’s roads and bridges?” In response, an 82-percent majority said all taxes paid at the gas pump should go toward funding Michigan roads and bridges, 13 percent said no, with 5 percent undecided.
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1. Poll: Michiganders want taxes paid at the fuel pump to go to roads, but it’s not that simple (00:00:00)
2. Michigan Transportation Funding Poll Results (00:00:07)
3. Ohio and Michigan Road Funding (00:14:11)
4. Debate on Concrete vs Asphalt Roads (00:18:53)
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