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The Scottsdale City Council made changes to the official ballot language for Proposition 490, a ballot measure regarding a 0.15% city sales tax rate. This adjustment came after a Court of Appeals ruling on Monday required modifications to the ballot language. The City Council updated the language in compliance with the court's order. The revised language will now be submitted to Maricopa County to ensure that Prop. 490 remains on the ballot for the upcoming November 5 General Election in Scottsdale. Residents can access more information about Proposition 490 and all official city of Scottsdale election details at Scottsdale.Vote.SCOTTSDALE VOTES.

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