Your city is proposing a half-cent increase in the sales tax designed to increase educational funding in your district. If your city's residents vote is a way that is consistent with their attitudes-as measured by opinion polls-toward educational funding, which is the most likely outcome of the vote for the increase in sales tax? Group of answer choices Residents will vote against the tax increase, because polls indicate that the general public believes that lack of money is not the primary problem facing schools in our country. Residents will vote against the tax increase, because polls indicate that the general public resents being taxed to support public education. Residents will vote for the tax increase, because polls indicate that the general public believes that lack of funding for public schools is an important problem facing local schools. Residents will vote for the tax increase, because polls indicate that the general public understands that sales taxes are the primary source of revenue for schools across our country