Virginia governor ends legislative cycle with more vetoes

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

66% : "Narrowly targeting specific organizations to gain or lose such tax exemptions sets an inappropriate precedent.
55% : "Askew drew attention to the fact that while organizations like the Daughters of the Confederacy enjoy tax breaks, similar organizations like the Daughters of the American Revolution do not, raising questions about the fairness of the current tax system.
55% : Youngkin argues that the women's group shouldn't be singled out for tax policies, which he said needs reforming.
52% : One of the six signed bills will help combat the teacher shortage by allowing schools to hire non-licensed teachers with one-year nonrenewable local eligibility licenses.
52% : If women's group -- which played a large part in the construction of over 800 Confederate monuments -- paid local property tax, their potential tax bill would be $53,232 annually.
50% : "It prompts reflection on why certain groups receive tax breaks despite their association with a divisive past.

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