Ohioans want no new taxes, poll reports

COLUMBUS — Read their lips: No new taxes.

That was one of the messages from respondents to a new statewide survey released Thursday by the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute.

Given the choice between raising taxes to cover state budget deficit issues or cutting programs, 62 percent chose the latter. Only 24 percent preferred raising taxes.

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