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This is how proposed marijuana taxes fared in Tuesday night's election

Cities and counties across Missouri had the chance to propose an additional 3% tax on recreational marijuana.

ST. LOUIS — Missouri voters had a chance to approve additional taxes on recreational marijuana during this year's municipal elections.

In November, Missouri voters approved Constitutional Amendment 3, which legalized the recreational use and sale of marijuana to those 21 and older.

The amendment also placed a 6% state sales tax on purchases and authorized local governments to add a 3% sales tax.

Cities and counties across Missouri had the chance to propose an additional 3% tax on recreational marijuana, and many of them have taken up that opportunity. In some instances, voters were considering propositions from both the city and the county in which they live.

For all the election results, click here.

This is how some of those propositions fared on Tuesday.

St. Louis

St. Louis County

Crestwood

   

Ballwin 

Berkeley

Brentwood

Bridgeton

Charlak

Clayton

Creve Coeur

Des Peres

Ellisville

Ferguson

Flordell Hills

Florissant

Frontenac

Glendale

Hazelwood

Kirkwood

Manchester

Maryland Heights

   

Normandy

Northwoods

Olivette

Overland

Pacific

Richmond Heights

Rock Hill

Shrewsbury

St. Ann

St. Charles County

Sunset Hills

University City

Valley Park

Velda City

Warson Woods

Webster Groves

Pike County

Montgomery County   

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