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A group that is collecting signatures to put property tax abolition on the statewide ballot in Ohio next year is questioning budget decisions.
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Eight of the largest school districts in Ohio are urging Gov. Mike DeWine to veto a few provisions in the budget the legislature passed last week.
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Backers of the amendment to abolish property taxes in Ohio said they're now aiming for the fall 2026 ballot.
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The bill from Republicans in the Ohio House includes a variety of proposals to limit local property tax increases and provide relief to taxpayers who need assistance.
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The bill would affect local levels for safety forces, libraries and schools.
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The Ohio Ballot Board gave its approval to allow the petitions to be circulated as is instead of breaking it into multiple parts.
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The proposed constitutional amendment that would abolish property taxes in Ohio, which are used to fund schools, law enforcement and many local services.
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Ohio House Speaker Jason Stephens said lawmakers are still debating how best to provide property tax relief.
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Many Ohio homeowners could see big tax bills soon, but aren't likely get relief from state lawmakersThere are more than a dozen bills meant to help deal with property tax affordability in Ohio, but none of the big ones are close to passage.
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Two Republican lawmakers want to bring a constitutional amendment on property taxes to Ohio voters, possibly this fall.