They’ll call it election security. It’s a new hurdle for the seniors, military families, and disabled voters who vote by mail, stacked on top of an ID law that’s already on the books.

• Require all voters, not just those voting in person, to present an ID

• This is already law - Republicans are trying to make it harder to overturn in the future

• Vote no on principle, but also to educate voters on ID requirements

They’ll call it tax relief. It’s a permanent cap that guts the state’s ability to fund schools, hospitals, and emergency response, all while the richest people receive the most benefit.

• Keep the state income tax from being raised higher than 3.49%

• Current cap is 7%, lowered only 8 years ago

• We shouldn't take away decisions from future voters/leaders

• Income taxes are one of the fairer types of taxes; if we cap them we may have to raise money in other ways (sales tax, fees, etc.)

They’ll call it property tax protection. It’s a blank check — a promise that Republicans will “figure it out later” in a legislature that left us the only state in the country without a budget for more than a year. And big corporations get the most relief while you get hit with other fees and taxes to fund essential services.

• Requiring limits on property tax increases by local governments

• This amendment doesn't actually establish a limit - it authorizes the state to do so (which it actually already can)

• The actual limit/details/numbers will come later

• Property taxes are the main way that we pay for local necessities like public schools and emergency services