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Here's how two Texas constitutional amendments could lower some property taxes

May 08, 2022 View Original Article
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    -12% Somewhat Liberal

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  • Policy Leaning

    16% Somewhat Conservative

  • Politician Portrayal

    -32% Negative

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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% :Public schools in Texas are funded largely by local property taxes and, as property values soar in Texas, many property tax bills are also poised to grow.
51% : Other experts have said state leaders need to create a new source of revenue or to reduce spending on public education for Texans to see "meaningful" property tax reductions.
40% : "We want to see the state shoulder the entire burden of funding public education while also making sure that those monies are being used in a judicious manner," he said.

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