Don’t eat the candy!
An opinion piece warns voters about a proposed North Carolina constitutional amendment to cap property taxes, arguing it primarily benefits corporations and politicians.
Voters beware! At the end of your ballot, you’re asked to approve permanent changes to the North Carolina constitution that will harm families for generations. In particular, a proposed amendment to cap local property taxes looks appealing, but it’s really a gift to data centers, Duke Energy and Raleigh politicians. The ballot question reads, “For […]
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