Issue 24 Live Results
Cincinnati voters have decided whether or not to increase taxes to fund affordable housing.
Source: citybeat.com
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Cincinnati voters have decided whether or not to increase taxes to fund affordable housing.
Issue 24 specifically asked voters whether or not they would like to amend the city charter to raise earned income tax from 1.8% to 2.1% to benefit affordable housing.
Issue 24 aims to benefit affordable housing in Cincinnati, but not everyone agrees with the tax component coupled with it.
The tax hike is expected to generate $35 million to $50 million a year.
CityBeat's guide to the Nov. 7 election.