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Attorney General Confirms Requirement for Two-Thirds Vote to Set Town Tax Rates

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Attorney General Jay Jones today settled a year-long debate over the voting requirement for Virginia towns to set tax rates.
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Attorney General Confirms Requirement for Two-Thirds Vote to Set Town Tax Rates

Attorney General Jay Jones today settled a year-long debate over the voting requirement for Virginia towns to set tax rates.

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Loudoun Now broke the news on Thursday, July 9, 2026.
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