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NC votes on 3 constitutional amendments Nov. 3. Two are about your taxes.
Here is what they say, and who is for and against them.
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3.5%
Proposed cap on NC's income tax rate
The constitution caps it at 7% today. The current flat rate is 3.99%.
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The property tax one
It would require limits on property tax increases by local governments. No specific cap is written in.
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Both sides
Sen. Michael Lee (R): "Our tax reforms have produced more than a decade of strong revenue growth while letting people keep more of what they earn."
Gov. Josh Stein (D): The cap would "insulate the very wealthy from ever having an increase in their income tax."
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Oct. 9
Voter registration deadline, 5 p.m.
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Your state. Your say.
Save this and read your ballot before you go.
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North Carolina has three constitutional amendments on the Nov. 3 ballot. One would cap the state income tax at 3.5% (the cap is 7% now). Another would require limits on local property tax increases, with no specific cap written in. Republicans put them on the ballot; Gov. Stein says the cap would "insulate the very wealthy" from future income tax increases.
Registration deadline: Friday, Oct. 9 at 5 p.m.
Source: WBTV (Sept 25)
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