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Answered over 2 years ago.
Election Campaign / Political Law Attorney in San Diego, CA.
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Answered over 2 years ago.
Election Campaign / Political Law Attorney in Columbus, OH.
Whether a government entity may use tax dollars to support a ballot issue such as the tax levy you reference is a question of state law. It will vary from state to state. I do not practice in Michigan. Call the office of the Prosecuting Attorney in your county to see what the law is in your state.
Reputation Level 8
Answered over 2 years ago.
Land Use / Zoning Attorney in Seattle, WA.
Mr. Weaver is correct that the answer varies by state. Like him, I am not licensed in Michigan, so I cannot say, but I would add that in many states it is perfectly legal for local governments can expend tax funds in support of levies or other ballot measures.
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