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New Hampshire voters are hearing some starkly different claims about Question 2, the school property-tax cap on this November’s ballot. People who are urging you to vote no on Question 2 are mischaracterizing it as a cut to school budgets. But the question asks whether growth in the local property-taxshould be limited for two years … Read more
There is a statewide tax cap question on the Nov. 3 election ballot in every ward and town in New Hampshire that you may not have heard about amid all the electioneering on the airwaves. It will be Question 2, brought to you by HB 1300. Many schools have signs nearby urging voters to “Vote … Read more
A statewide Tax Cap Question is on the November 3rd election ballot in the wards and towns of New Hampshire. You may not have heard about it amid all the electioneering on the airwaves! It is Question #2 (HB 1300). Two reputable, independent, tax-friendly NH organizations are providing information to help voters fully understand this … Read more
People ask me to point them to things, and sometimes I can. When I can’t, I try to find what they need, but that doesn’t always work; as we approach November 3rd, two recent finds deserve your attention. Use them, share them, amplify the message and the resource. First, not enough people know they can … Read more
If the Left is against it, you will probably benefit somehow from keeping it or having it. It’s that simple. Dems defend illegal robbers, murderers, and child rapists, people who broke multiple laws. Arresting, jailing, and then deporting them is better for everyone, but they don’t want them deported – and will even help them … Read more
The Dems and teachers’ unions are pulling out all the stops to oppose a property tax cap in your town, which is odd, given how much they complain about high property taxes. Multiple instances of electioneering and illegal campaigning have been identified in their quest to oppose Question #2, and the Left couldn’t care less. … Read more
This week, on the New England Take, Vivek Ramaswamy hid that he paid for a political ad, and so did the NEA-New Hampshire. Also, Question 2 in New Hampshire is important for the future of education and Granite State families. Check out NH School Facts: https://nhschoolfacts.com/ Follow on X: https://x.com/nhschoolfacts Authors’ and Speakers’ opinions are … Read more
This week, two separate justices rejected a last-ditch effort to keep a school district spending cap question off this November’s ballot. Those dual orders clear the way for New Hampshire voters to decide this fall whether to cap the rate of growth of their local school district budgets, as well as the size of school … Read more
One of my superfans sent me a link to a conversation on WMUR between Fred Kocker and Brad Reynolds. The topic? “How New Hampshire ranks last in the U.S. for state support of public education with property taxpayers anteing up $7 of every $10 of cost.” The headline really sells it, though. “The Granite State … Read more