Voters Support Fair Tax Reform But Oppose Excise Tax Hike, CTJ Poll Finds
1986-04-02
- Embargoed; Collection of articles regarding Citizens for Tax Justice (CTJ) study on tax reform. Finds broad support for closing corporate loopholes and much opposition to raising excise taxes. Points out importance of the fact that people are willing to vote against legislators based solely on their position on taxes. Includes CTJ media and sign up card. Lists organizations that belong to CTJ.
- McINtyre, Robert
- Rostenowski, Dan
- Fisher, Bruce
- Reagan, Ronald
- Packwood, Robert
- American Federation of eachers
- Citizens for Tax Justice (CTJ)
- Ohio Public Interest Cmpaign
- International Association of Machinists
- Consumer Gederation of America
- New Jersey Citizen Action
- American Federationa of Government Employees (AFGE)
- Industrial Union Dept, AFL-CIO
- Office for Church in Society, United Church of Christ
- Bakery, Confectionary and Tobacco Workers (BC&T)
- League of Women Voters
- Fingerhut Granados Opinion Research Company
- Missouri Coalition for Tax Reform
- Congress Watch
- California Tax Reform Association
- Conference on Alternative State and Local Policies
- Building and Construction Trades Dept, AFL-CIO
- TI
- Punlic Employee Department, AFL-CIO
- Massachusetts Fair Share
- Communications Workers of America
- National Council of Senior Citizens
- New York Publc Interest Research Group
- Illinois Public Action Council
- American Federaltion of State, County, and Municipal Employees
- Service Employees International Union
- Arkansas ACORN
- International Union, UAW
- AFL-CIO
- National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)
- Pennsylvanians for Fair Taxes
- International Union of Operating Engineers
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