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A new law puts school district tax caps on the November ballot. Here’s how it works.
The law requires a 60% supermajority to adopt a two-year cap and directs state oversight of school-district tax limits.
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New Hampshire BulletinA new law puts school district tax caps on the November ballot. Here’s how it works.
As they weigh their choices for governor, state legislators, and Congressional representatives, New Hampshire voters will also be asked a different question in November: Should we freeze our local school district’s property taxes? A bill signed into law by Gov.…
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