Michigan Graduated Income Tax Amendment, Proposal D (1976)

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A Michigan Graduated Income Tax Amendment, Proposal D was on the November 1976 ballot in Michigan as an initiated constitutional amendment, where it was defeated.

• Yes: 897,780 (27.79%)
• No: 2,332,513 (72.21%)

Proposal D would have permitted the state to impose a graduated income tax.

See also

• Michigan 1976 ballot measures

External links

• List of Michigan constitutional amendment votes from 1966-2008

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