By Sandra Block
From Kiplinger’s Personal Finance
While control of Congress received most of the attention during the November midterm elections, voters in more than a dozen states also voted on a smorgasbord of ballot initiatives that could affect your state tax bill.
As was the case with many congressional elections, the results were all over the map, says Richard Auxier, senior policy associate with the Tax Policy Center.
Even if your state didn’t have a tax-related initiative on the ballot, it’s not unusual for states to adopt measures that proved successful elsewhere, especially if that happens to be in the state next door….