Completely agree. Same goes for their heavily subsidized suburban land use choices. But back to transportation. Maybe we need a UrbanMSP poll on Move-MN. I'm still undecided but honestly don't know that much. While any additional funding would be welcomed, in an ideal world I'd rather that money come from motorized transportation funding streams.
If its anything like past proposals (and I suspect it is), roads would be funded with a gas tax increase (this time a wholesale tax rather than a tax at the pump, I believe) and transit/bike/ped would be funded with a metro sales tax.
A sales tax for transit is a very reasonable idea. It's used all over the country.
Personally, I don't think I'm going to get that involved in the fight this year because a) I don't think it's going anywhere and b) given the behavior of some of our electeds around SWLRT I'm hesitant to give them more money without assurances (read: law) that the money will be spent to improve equity and our infrastructure investment won't be dictated by rich white people.