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Gordon: Why passing Prop. 1 would have a devastating impact on Wyoming
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Gordon: As Wyoming voters weigh a proposed 50% property tax cut, a former governor explains what’s at stake for local control, essential community services, and the state’s financial future.
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Gov. Mark Gordon writes, "Property tax does not go to the state - it stays at the local level. Reducing an essential obligation’s funding does not eliminate it, and remarkably this ill-conceived Proposition lacks any plan to cover those costs."
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WYOMING — Governor Mark Gordon has released a statement explaining his stance on the ballot initiative called Proposition 1. On Monday, Gordon published an op-ed titled “Why passing Prop. 1 would have a devastating impact on Wyoming.” He opens by explaining that, on Dec.
Gordon: As Wyoming voters weigh a proposed 50% property tax cut, a former governor explains what’s at stake for local control, essential community services, and the state’s financial future.
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