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Missouri voters overwhelmingly reject abolishing state income tax
Missouri voters overwhelmingly rejected a proposal to abolish the state income tax. The rejection is attributed to voters' concerns that eliminating the tax would lead to increases in other forms of taxation to compensate for lost revenue.
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