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Why Gov. Greg Abbott wants to let taxpayers decide whether cities can raise — or cut
- Texas Governor Greg Abbott aims to make it harder for Texas cities and counties to raise property taxes.
- Abbott proposes that voters should have greater control over tax increases, requiring a two-thirds majority for approval.
- The requirement for a two-thirds majority on tax increases is described as a nearly impossible task.
- According to the proposal, nearly all tax increases would likely fail under the two-thirds majority requirement.
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Why Gov. Greg Abbott wants to let taxpayers decide whether cities can raise — or cut
Texas cities and counties already face limits on how much revenue they can generate. Local leaders have warned that further restrictions would mean fewer services like parks and libraries.
·Houston, United States
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Leaning Left2Leaning Right1Center8Last UpdatedBias Distribution73% Center
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