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SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — Voters in New Mexico’s capital city rejected a tax increase on sweetened beverages Tuesday, handing a rare victory to the soft-drink industry after a string of recent defeats. The tax failed with 11,533 votes against and only 8,382 votes in favor, the Santa Fe City Clerk’s Office announced. |
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Voters in New Mexico's capital city rejected a tax increase on sweetened beverages Tuesday, handing a rare victory to the soft-drink industry after a string of recent defeats. Santa Fe Mayor Javier Gonzales, an architect of the tax proposal, conceded defeat with results in from all but one polling center. |
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Voters in New Mexico's capital city rejected a tax increase on sweetened beverages Tuesday, handing a rare victory to the soft-drink industry after a string of recent defeats. Santa Fe Mayor Javier Gonzales, an architect of the tax proposal, conceded defeat with results in from all but one polling center. |
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Voters in New Mexico's capital city rejected a tax increase on sweetened beverages Tuesday, handing a rare victory to the soft-drink industry after a string of recent defeats. Santa Fe Mayor Javier Gonzales, an architect of the tax proposal, conceded defeat with results in from all but one polling center. |
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Voters in New Mexico's capital city rejected a tax increase on sweetened beverages Tuesday, handing a rare victory to the soft-drink industry after a string of recent defeats. Santa Fe Mayor Javier Gonzales, an architect of the tax proposal, conceded defeat with results in from all but one polling center. |
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Voters in New Mexico's capital city rejected a tax increase on sweetened beverages Tuesday, handing a rare victory to the soft-drink industry after a string of recent defeats. Santa Fe Mayor Javier Gonzales, an architect of the tax proposal, conceded defeat with results in from all but one polling center. |
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Voters in New Mexico's capital city rejected a tax increase on sweetened beverages Tuesday, handing a rare victory to the soft-drink industry after a string of recent defeats. Santa Fe Mayor Javier Gonzales, an architect of the tax proposal, conceded defeat with results in from all but one polling center. |
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Voters in New Mexico's capital city rejected a tax increase on sweetened beverages Tuesday, handing a rare victory to the soft-drink industry after a string of recent defeats. Santa Fe Mayor Javier Gonzales, an architect of the tax proposal, conceded defeat with results in from all but one polling center. |
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Voters in New Mexico's capital city rejected a tax increase on sweetened beverages Tuesday, handing a rare victory to the soft-drink industry after a string of recent defeats. Santa Fe Mayor Javier Gonzales, an architect of the tax proposal, conceded defeat with results in from all but one polling center. |
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Voters in New Mexico's capital city rejected a tax increase on sweetened beverages Tuesday, handing a rare victory to the soft-drink industry after a string of recent defeats. Santa Fe Mayor Javier Gonzales, an architect of the tax proposal, conceded defeat with results in from all but one polling center. |
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Voters in New Mexico's capital city rejected a tax increase on sweetened beverages Tuesday, handing a rare victory to the soft-drink industry after a string of recent defeats. Santa Fe Mayor Javier Gonzales, an architect of the tax proposal, conceded defeat with results in from all but one polling center. |
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