This Amendment would lock in a future cap to the rate of 3.5% with which North Carolina has no experience. Since the personal income tax provides one half of the revenue for the general fund of the state, this is a risky bet.

… I will vote NO on November 3, 2026.

Resolved, Enloe PTSA opposes the two aforementioned amendments; be it further

Resolved, Enloe PTSA shall endeavor to educate the Enloe community on the harm of these amendments; be it further

Resolved, Enloe PTSA shall coordinate with like-minded organizations to advocate against these amendments including joining in public sign-on letters or statements.

The Union County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a resolution … affirming support for maintaining local control over property tax decisions and opposing "one-size-fits-all" statewide limitations. Commissioners agree that the level of government closest to the people is best equipped to make decisions that directly impact their daily lives and that responsible fiscal stewardship is best achieved at the local level… .

“We strongly encourage the North Carolina General Assembly to continue to let local boards address local priorities,” said Board Chair Don Mial. “Here in Wake County, we are directly accountable to our residents, and we understand the unique needs and priorities of our growing community better than anyone else.”

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Guilford County Board of Commissioners supports the current property tax authority in North Carolina, which enables counties to manage property tax rates within established statutory limits; and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Guilford County Board of Commissioners,along with the North Carolina Association of County Commissioners, formally opposes any constitutional amendment that would restrict, cap, reduce, or otherwise limit county property tax authority.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Durham County Board of Commissioners supports the current property tax authority in North Carolina, which enables counties to manage property tax rates within established statutory limits; and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Durham County Board of Commissioners formally opposes any constitutional amendment that would restrict, cap, reduce, or otherwise limit county property tax authority.