North Carolina voters are being asked on their ballots if they want to require the General Assembly to get involved with local property taxes.
But the proposed amendment to the state constitution does not specify exactly how state lawmakers should limit the rise of local tax rates. So The News & Observer asked candidates how they would do it.
Candidates for legislative races were asked: “If a constitutional amendment passes, the 2027 General Assembly will decide how to limit local property tax increases. What is your position?”…