Cincinnati Voters to Decide on School Earned Income Tax Levy in November

Cincinnati, OH, July 28, 2026 —

Cincinnati voters are set to decide the fate of a proposed earned income tax levy aimed at benefiting the city’s schools. The ballot measure will appear before voters in November, presenting them with a decision on whether to approve the tax.

Details regarding the specific amount of the proposed levy, its potential impact on taxpayers, or the projected revenue for the school district were not provided in the summary. The timeline for the implementation of the tax, should it pass, is also not specified, other than its inclusion on the November ballot.

The nature of the ballot measure indicates a direct vote by citizens on a fiscal issue concerning public education within Cincinnati. Further information regarding the specifics of the proposed earned income tax, including its rate and intended allocation of funds, will be crucial for voters as they consider their decision.

The outcome of the November vote will determine whether the city’s schools will receive additional funding generated by this specific earned income tax levy. The decision rests with the electorate of Cincinnati.

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