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Transit tax fails in Davis, OK'd in Box Elder
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I bet if they had split this vote in Centerville or Farmington -- with the south end voting separately from the north end, then it would have passed in the north of Davis county. The south already has commuter rail, Legacy and upcoming improvements to I-15, so why pay more?
I'm glad the Davis County transit supporters didn't get fooled by the asphalt lobby like they did in Salt Lake with Proposition 3