by Tim Eyman | Nov 8, 2017
Nearly 70% of voters rejected tax increases imposed by the 2017 Legislature The 2017 Legislature imposed several tax increases. Thanks to voters approving our initiatives in 2007, 2010, 2012, & 2015, voters last night had the right to vote on this year’s...
by Tim Eyman | Nov 6, 2017
Eyman vigorously defends 1% property tax cap in Sunday’s Spokesman Review Local government politicians have been whining to newspaper editorial boards lately about how tough it is with “Eyman’s 1% property tax cap.” The Spokesman Review...
by Tim Eyman | Nov 3, 2017
Eyman rips Snohomish County Exec for 4% property tax increase – 1% is the max! Our initiatives are not ambiguous. For vehicle tabs, $30 tabs means $30 tabs. Taxes and fees above $30 violate the public’s will. It’s so clear that even a politician...
by Tim Eyman | Nov 1, 2017
Less than 60 days left for signature drive for $30 Tabs Initiative – go, go, go! Not since Initiative 695 in 1999 — also a $30 Tabs Initiative — have I seen such overwhelming enthusiasm for one of our initiatives. Supercharging our signature drive is...
by Tim Eyman | Oct 30, 2017
I woulda worn my orange $30 Tabs t-shirt if I knew I would be on national TV!!! Me and my oldest son Jackson got front row seats in the end zone of Centurylink field to watch — up close and personal — yesterday’s amazing Seahawks game against Texas...
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