Vote NO on the GO

A drastic 15% tax increase is not the answer.

Three propositions on the November ballot will raise property taxes. Even if just ONE of the three propositions passes, your property taxes will go up.

This will make housing unaffordable, increase the cost of living, and force businesses to raise prices.

On November 5th, Vote NO on the GO.

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A Drastic 15% Property Tax Increase in Edmond is NOT the Answer...

What does a 15% property tax increase mean for you?

1. Homeowners will pay hundreds more in property taxes.
2. Monthly rent increases as owners pass the burden to renters.
3. Local businesses will be forced to raise prices to keep up.
4. Home affordability and monthly mortgages will increase.

On November 5th, Vote NO on the GO to Stop the Tax Increase.
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STOP the property tax increase. Learn more at votenoonthego.com.

The bond initiative will create increased costs for ALL Edmond residents, including pass through price increases for renters, from local businesses, and again homeowners, who will pay increases on both their property and the costs of local goods and services.

STOP the property tax increase. Learn more at votenoonthego.com.

Housing affordability and attainability are big hurdles for Edmond residents in the current economy. With higher interest rates, low inventory, increasing homeowner insurance expenses, and high property values, this bond initiative will be another blow to current and future property owners.

A Drastic 15% Property Tax Increase in Edmond is NOT the Answer...

The proposed “Edmond on the GO” bond initiative places the burden for city services solely on Edmond property owners. A property tax increase of almost $500 for the median home in just the first year. Housing affordability and attainability are big hurdles in Edmond, and this will be another blow to current and future property owners.

On November 5th, Vote NO on the GO to Stop the Tax Increase.

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VoteNOontheGO A Drastic 15% Property Tax Increase is NOT the Answer