Should Arizona cap grocery taxes at 2% and require voter approval to raise them?

No

I don't think there should be at any tax on food

No, abolish grocery taxes.

There ought to be no taxes on groceries.

I think taxes are already ridiculous

Arizona should repeal sales taxes.

why is food taxed? Anything purchased at a grocer should be tax exempt, with the exception of alcohol.

I don´t have an understanding of this stuff yet so I have no answer

I think the average American does not know enough about economic to make that type of decision, and because of that they will mostly favor a taxes that they like. government should decide but take into consideration popular opinions.

No, this should be a local decision because local sales taxes should be determined locally based on the characteristics of the community taking into consideration issue such as % paid by tourists, community income levels and funding needs for basic community services.

In an extent that doesn't mess with other budgets or inflation.

No, local governments are best equipped to understand and address their communities specific needs, but capping the tax on groceries would help lower the cost of living for all Arizonans, especially low- and middle-income families who are disproportionately affected by sales taxes on food.

There should be no grocery taxes.

remove grocery taxes

No, the state should regulate its own taxes according to jurisdiction and authority, and if the state wants to cap attack on the State or within the states authority ensure

Cap taxes at 1 percent or get rid of them there's better ways of achieving money.

There’s no grocery tax already?

NO tax on food items!

lower

Yes, with caution. Groceries should be made affordable, but many luxury foods or other nonessential items that could possibly fit under the label would effectively get a tax break for no reason.

People decide, people vote whether to decrease or increase.

If the people want to raise it or lower it, they decide, the people.

Yes, Groceries are a basic necessity, so keeping taxes low helps people afford everyday items. Letting voters decide on increases also gives people more control.