AMENDMENT B IS A PROPERTY TAX INCREASE.
VOTE NO.
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Why We Need The Gallagher Amendment
While rent and mortgages across Colorado continue to increase, the Gallagher Amendment provides a check that stops rates from skyrocketing at levels seen in some other U.S. cities. Because of Gallagher, state legislators cannot arbitrarily raise property tax assessment rates whenever they feel like it.
Even with rising property values across much of the state, Gallagher has ensured that Colorado remains an attractive place to buy a home. Especially during a recession, we should not be increasing the cost of homes and apartments.
Some people are rightfully concerned about what Gallagher means for businesses in our state because they’re bearing the brunt of property taxes. The problem with Amendment B, however, is that it would do nothing to help business. This problem can and should be addressed in a different way.
Vote NO in Amendment B so that we can work together on a regional approach that works better for rural Colorado without increasing everyone’s taxes.
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"On top of incomes taxes, sales taxes, and skyrocketing fees, politicians now want more property taxes too. Enough is enough."
Michael Fields
LATEST NEWS:
The Denver Post: Dennis Gallagher: Passing Amendment B, repealing my namesake, will raise property taxes by $203 million in the first year
Colorado Politics: OPINION | Gallagher repeal would hit homeowners hard
KMGH: Group opposing Gallagher Amendment repeal files emergency restraining order against voter guide
KUSA: Lawsuit asks to halt printing of Blue Book over concerns about wording of Gallagher Amendment repeal
The Colorado Sun: Rewrite of Gallagher Amendment repeal explanation in Colorado’s state-issued voter guide leads to lawsuit
Summit Daily: Letter to the editor: Don’t be fooled by misleading 1A ballot language
Summit Daily: Opinion: Amendment B will increase property taxes
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