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Local Sales Tax Referendum

Summary

Northfield is moving toward letting residents vote on a local sales tax to fund city projects. If approved, shoppers would pay more in sales tax, and the city would get dedicated money for those projects. The key question is whether voters want to tax themselves for those priorities.

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Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

If it passes, you’d pay a little more at the register, and the city would get new money for projects.

✅Who benefits

City government and people who want the funded projects would benefit from the new revenue.

⚠️Who could be affected

Shoppers—especially lower-income households—could feel the pinch from a regressive sales tax increase.

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