During election season, it’s not rare to see “sales tax measure” on the ballot, and this year’s ballot in Milpitas is no exception.
If passed, Measure F would require Milpitas residents to pay a higher sales tax of 9.25% for the next eight years, a quarter-point increase from the current 9%. Proponents say the boost will help offset declining tax revenue due to COVID-19.
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