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Sales Tax Election

Summary

McAlester voters rejected a sales tax that would have paid for road repairs, so the city now has to find another way to fix its streets. If you drive, bike, or walk around town, that means rough roads may stick around longer unless leaders come up with a Plan B.

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Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

The city avoids a sales tax increase for now, but it must either find other money or delay repairs that could get more expensive later.

✅Who benefits

Shoppers and residents get a break from a higher sales tax—at least for now.

⚠️Who could be affected

Drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians stuck with rough roads—and city road crews—will feel the delay.

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