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ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!

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OUR FAMILIES
CAN'T AFFORD
MORE TAXES

OUR COST OF LIVING IS ON THE RISE

HIGHER

GROCERY

PRICES

HIGHER

HOME

PRICES

HIGHER

INSURANCE

RATES

STAGFLATION

And now county officials are discussing a hike in the property tax or the income tax?

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REJECT A
TAX INCREASE

County officials are proposing a variety of tax increases that our families cannot afford.

 

Many of our neighbors are struggling to keep up as it is. Between the rising cost of groceries and housing, many families are already financially stretched. Additionally, the economic uncertainty and massive layoffs of the federal workforce are adding to an already tough burden for our community.

 

Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich has discussed two proposals that would raise taxes on our families. One would increase property taxes by 3.4%. The other would be a hike in the income tax retroactive to January 1. Not only do they want to raise your taxes, they want to tax money you've already made and budgeted.

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RALLY AGAINST TAX INCREASES

HARDSHIP
FOR FAMILIES

With markets falling and a stagnant local economy, a tax increase will make it more difficult for families to find financial stability in our community.

BAD FOR
THE ECONOMY

The Council just raised property tax rates by 4.7% two years ago. Our focus should be on finding ways to increase housing affordability to help stimulate economic growth, especially with the massive layoffs of the federal workforce.

HURTS
SENIORS

Many of the proposed tax increases would be more than this year’s Social Security cost-of-living (COLA) increase. We cannot ask seniors to pay more taxes while their Social Security lags behind these hikes. Where are they supposed to find the money?

PROPOSED
INCREASES

3.4%

Property tax rate increase for Montgomery County homes

3.125%

RISE IN YOUR INCOME TAX

Costing many families hundreds of dollars more per year

31%

Solid waste charge increase for homeowners and 100% increase for multifamily homes and commercial properties

MAKE YOUR
VOICE HEARD!

CONTACT YOUR
COUNTY COUNCILMEMBER

SUPPORTS THE

INCOME TAX HIKE

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Will Jawando

At-Large

OPPOSES

ALL TAX HIKES

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Andrew Friedson

District 1

OPPOSES

PROPERTY TAX HIKES

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Marilyn Balcombe

District 2

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Dawn Luedtke

District 7

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Laurie-Anne Sayles

At-Large

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Evan Glass

At-Large

POSITIONS

UNCLEAR

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Gabe Albornoz

At-Large

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Sidney Katz

District 3

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Kate Stewart

District 4

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Kristin Mink

District 5

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Natali Fani-Gonzalez

District 6

This message has been authorized and paid for by the Greater Capital Area Association of REALTORS®.

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