Thanks, ST3 voters.
I bought a new car recently — not in your self-inflicted 10.4 percent sales tax zone, but up north. They gladly welcomed my business. The same will occur with any major appliance purchases.
Uninformed voters cause consequences for us all. I voted with my wallet. You can do as you wish.
Laago Skryber
Lynnwood
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