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NC Voters Decide Constitution Changes | Durham News
This November, North Carolina voters face pivotal decisions that could reshape the state’s finances and voting rules. A key amendment would permanently cap the personal income tax at 3.5%, locking in a lower rate. Another measure proposes limiting annual property tax increases, with specifics set to be determined by 2027. Two other initiatives — “right to work” and “right to farm” — failed to pass both legislative chambers and won’t appear on the ballot. Meanwhile, a voter ID requirement for mail-in ballots, already law, will be constitutionally enshrined if approved. Your vote in November…
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