Arizona education tax holds steady at 54% in favor of Prop. 208
Public schools in Arizona that have weathered a decade of funding cuts with only partial restoration could see a big infusion of cash if a ballot measure backed by teachers and advocacy groups passes in November, but opponents say Proposition 208 will hurt the economy and only bring partial relief. (Matt York/AP, file)
Originally Published: November 4, 2020 12:53 a.m.
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