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NORTH CAROLINA — North Carolina voters will decide three proposed constitutional amendments on the Nov. 3 ballot, dealing with property taxes, the state income-tax cap and voter photo ID. One amendment would require the General Assembly to enact limits on how much local governments can increase property-tax levies. The amendment itself does not set a specific cap or formula.
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It would give lawmakers the authority to establish those limits through state law, with possible exceptions, according to the Statesville Record and Landmark.
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