Gwinnett voters reject transit tax

Gwinnett voters reject $17 billion transit plan. What may have sunk the proposed overhaul
Voters in Gwinnett County have rejected a $17 billion transit plan that would have overhauled the county’s transportation system. The referendum, which proposed a 1% sales tax over a 30-year period, was turned down by 53% of voters,
Gwinnett County voters reject transit tax | Here's why
A referendum on the ballot was an extensive transportation project for more local transit options. It included a one-percent sales tax for work over 30 years. The project was set to include micro transit expansion, new transit transfer facilities, ride routes to the airport, and rapid transit routes. Voters rejected it by a seven-percent margin.
Cobb, Gwinnett voters reject transit and mobility taxes
Voters in Cobb and Gwinnett counties on Tuesday appeared to shoot down proposed sales taxes to fund billions of dollars in fancy buses, on-demand "microtransit" and bike trails. Why it matters: The failed votes mark the latest time the sprawling suburban counties have rejected a tax to fund transit.
Gwinnett voters reject transit tax – again
Any hope that Gwinnett County leaders had that transit’s time had finally arrived this year crashed Tuesday night when voters rejected a proposal to expand transit for the third time
Cobb and Gwinnett voters reject public transit expansion proposed in ballot measures
Voters in Cobb and Gwinnett counties have rejected ballot measures to expand and improve public transportation.
Gwinnett County voters to consider new sales tax that would fund transit projects
The upcoming transit referendum asks voters to approve a one percent sales tax over 30 years to fund various transit projects.
Transit referendums appears to fail in Cobb and Gwinnett counties in metro Atlanta
Supporters had hoped the changing makeup of the two suburban counties would bode well for the proposed 1% sales taxes that would fund 30 years’ worth of projects.
Cobb, Gwinnett voters turn down transit tax measures for expanded services
COBB COUNTY, Ga. — Transit referendums in Cobb and Gwinnett counties aimed at funding extensive transportation projects over the next 30 years failed to secure enough voter support in the November 5 election. With all votes counted in Gwinnett County ...
Georgia election results: 53% of Gwinnett voters vote ‘no’ on transit expansion
The majority of voters in Gwinnett County rejected a potentially $17 billion tax increase to fund transit projects.
Cobb voters reject $11B transit referendum
Cobb voters have turned down a one-penny sales tax to fund transit expansion in the suburban county. Out of roughly 385,000 votes, the transit referendum appears to have lost by a margin of 95,000, according to unofficial election results.
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Voters reject public transportation expansion in two metro Atlanta counties
Voters in Cobb and Gwinnett counties in metro Atlanta rejected plans to expand public transit through a proposed one-percent ...
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Gwinnett Voters Reject Transit Tax – Again. What's Next?
Any hope that Gwinnett County leaders had that transit’s time had finally arrived this year crashed Tuesday night when ...