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Poll: Coastal San Diego Voters Negative on Sales Tax, Gloria, Trump and Divided on Midway Rising
What happened
A poll of 438 coastal San Diego voters found 64% opposed a proposed one-cent sales tax increase, with only 25% in support. Homelessness was cited as the top concern, followed by housing affordability and the City's fiscal issues. The poll also showed a negative view of Mayor Todd Gloria and President Donald Trump, with 20% and 22% favorable ratings respectively. The Midway Rising project was divided, with 35% in favor, 36% opposed, and 30% undecided or uninformed.
Why it matters
The poll results reflect voter concerns about the City's fiscal issues and homelessness, and may impact the outcome of the November election. The opposition to the sales tax increase and the divided opinion on the Midway Rising project may also have implications for City policies and development projects. The poll's results may influence the re-election bid of Mayor Todd Gloria and the City Council election.
Key facts
- 64% of voters oppose the proposed sales tax increase
- Homelessness was cited as the top concern among voters
- 35% of voters support the Midway Rising project
- 36% of voters oppose the Midway Rising project
- Mayor Todd Gloria has a 20% favorable rating
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