State and local Unofficial Tallies for Measure 101, the health care tax, but it should remain the same due to the large margin statewide. However, this ballot measure and the recent school bond vote shows that the voters of Coos County are divided on taxes. The ballot measure failed to pass countywide even though it won the state.
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