The CBJ Regular Municipal Election is on October 6, 2026. Mail-in ballots have been sent and early voting has started.

Learn more about the candidates, ballot proposals, and how to vote below.

JEDC analyzed the potential impact of two of the three ballot initiatives, Proposition B and Proposition C.  

The three ballot measures would reshape how Juneau raises municipal revenue by preserving the current base sales-tax structure, permitting a higher property-tax mill-rate ceiling, and adding a 1% seasonal sales tax during the visitor season. Taken together, the measures can be understood as a partial effort to restore revenue lost through the mill rate cap at 9 mills, and the food and utility sales tax exemptions approved last year. 

Read the two analyses below.

JEDC is not taking a position FOR or AGAINST the citizen propositions B and C, but we are interested in sharing information so voters can make informed decisions. Below are some arguments and facts we have identified in support of and against Proposition C, a seasonal sales tax.  

We may add more information about the impacts of propositions or fact-based arguments for or against these propositions as we learn more from our own research or as we receive questions or feedback. Reach out to us at media@JEDC.org