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If approved by a majority of the states voters, Amendment 3, officially known as the Early Childhood Health and Education Amendment, will incrementally raise the states tobacco tax by 15 cents for four straight years for a total increase of 60 cents

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Long-Term Hypertension: Repeated nicotine exposure leads to sustained high blood pressure , which contributes to kidney damage, vision problems, and an elevated risk of strokes and aneurysms

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