AP Poll finds balanced budget preferred over tax cuts
An Associated Press Ipsos poll shows 61 percent of Americans favor balancing the budget to cutting taxes while 36 percent prefer tax cuts. About half say overall taxes have risen in the past three years, with only 13 percent reporting declines. Public concern about new taxes and higher charges is evident as many feel taxes have not decreased despite cuts.
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Tax priorities surveyed for Bush Kerry tax directions
One thousand people were surveyed about preferred tax spending directions and how President George W. Bush and Senator John Kerry would handle taxes in the election debate context.
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