Georgia tea party leaders said Monday they oppose plans to shift a public vote on a transportation tax until the November general election, a move designed to improve the measure's chance of winning voter approval.
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Georgia tea party leaders oppose shifting vote on transportation tax
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Opposition likely to bring adjournment motion on price rise on first day of winter session
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More Americans favor better public transportation system
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Democrats propose tax increases
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Opposition extends date for fulfillment of demand
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Commissioners approve one ballot question, postpone another
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Voters reject the leash law
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CPI to oppose move to increase petrol prices
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Citizen initiative to ban gay marriage to be on November ballot
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Lawmakers object to winter solstice display
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Georgia auto travel expected to increase
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Patel seeks rollback of service tax on air travel
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Election officials advised not to take long leave for April, May
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Parliamentary vote could threaten expansion at Heathrow
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Residents cancel plan to disrupt air traffic
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Bus drivers, riders plan protest this morning
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Metro riders may face smaller fare hike