(Photo courtesy iStock) Louisianans in recent years have grown more tolerant—or at least less critical—of state taxes and are open to increases in specific policy areas, but still prefer spending cuts in general, according to the 2017 Louisiana Survey from the LSU Reilly Center for Media & Public Affairs. The annual survey, conducted since 2003,
Majority of Louisianans open to increased taxes for education, health care and transportation infrastructure
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