Maricopa County voters will decide on treasurer, assessor, and Propositions 479 and 486. Here's what the results say.

Proposition 479. This key measure keeps in place Maricopa County’s existing investment in transportation, one that has made the Valley’s freeway system one of the best in America. If it fails, the ...

This past election cycle, they decided there was no need for that to change. Maricopa County citizens voted to pass ...

What is Proposition 479?Proposition 479 asks voters to continue a half-cent sales tax for the next 20 years. Voters first approved it in 1985, then again in 2004. The tax amounts to 1 cent for ...

Maricopa County residents have a chance to weigh in on Proposition 479 at the ballot box. If approved, the measure would ...

Proposition 479 passing means a half-cent tax funding transportation projects in the Valley will continue for the next two ...

Maricopa County needs local funding to maintain and extend its transportation network. Proposition 479 supports improvements ...

Maricopa County voters will decide on treasurer, assessor, and Propositions 479 and 486. Here's what the results say.

Maricopa County voters have approved Prop 479 for transportation funding, securing $15 billion for future infrastructure ...

Maricopa County voters will decide whether to continue a half-cent sales tax for the next 20 years. It would fund freeways, ...

One of the easier decisions Maricopa County residents will make on their 2024 ballot is Proposition 479 — a 20-year extension of the sales tax that helped build the prosperous community that is ...

What is Proposition 479? Proposition 479 asks voters to continue a half-cent sales tax for the next 20 years. Voters first approved it in 1985, then again in 2004. The tax amounts to 1 cent for every ...