Analysis: Missouri ballot could have 2 tax questions

By Associated Press

Published November 11, 2013 5:00am ET

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Analysis: Missouri ballot could have 2 tax questions — A truck drives on the Highway 40 bridge over I-70 near Midway, Mo., in August 2007. It's possible that the November 2014 ballot in Missouri could contain two major initiatives, including one proposing a 1-cent sales tax hike for transportation. (AP Photo/L.G. Patterson) | L.G. Patterson

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — For the first time in a generation, Missouri voters next year will be handed a general election ballot with no candidates for president, U.S. Senate or governor.

Yet despite the absence of those traditional high-profile races, Missourians still could face some taxing choices that could trigger a statewide debate about jobs, roads, schools and essential state services.

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