by Tim Eyman | Feb 27, 2017
Super easy and super important: Please sign up to learn which taxes and fees Approved by the voters in 2007, Initiative 960 continues to do its job. Initiative 960 puts every tax and fee increase bill under the brightest spotlight imaginable. It requires the state...
by Tim Eyman | Feb 24, 2017
House Democrats vote to impose $3000 tax increase on family of 4 This week, all of the House Democrats voted to raise taxes $3000 on a family of four EACH YEAR. That’s $11.7 billion total ($7.2 billion over 4 years and then $6.5 per two-year budget...
by Tim Eyman | Feb 20, 2017
Democrats prove tax obsessed – 51 billion reasons they cannot be trusted Democrats are obsessed with raising taxes this session. Inslee’s request bills are now confirmed to cost taxpayers $51.2 billion. That’s right: $51 BILLION. It’s truly...
by Tim Eyman | Feb 17, 2017
I was the only one there to testify against getting rid of the 1% property tax cap The hearing room was packed full of powerful lobbyists, specialy interest groups, officials, and politicians who all said that the people don’t support the 1% property tax cap...
by Tim Eyman | Feb 14, 2017
Help me stop the Legislature from taking away the people’s property tax cap In 2001, we sponsored and voters passed a 1% cap on property tax increases. In 2007, after the supreme court decided that voters had been “misled” into voting for the...
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