Arizona voters to decide on per-mileage tax ban

The question before voters

Arizona voters are set to decide whether to prevent a per-mileage tax. The measure concerns a tax based on the number of miles a person drives.

What the vote would address

The proposal focuses on whether Arizona may use a per-mileage charge. That is different from a tax based on the purchase of fuel because it would tie the charge to miles driven.

The vote will determine whether the state places a limit on that type of tax. The election date, ballot language and other implementation details have not been announced here.

What to watch

Voters should review the official ballot language before casting a ballot. The Center Square has reported on the development, and its report links to a primary record: The Center Square report.