Rising property taxes, often fueled by rising home values, have frustrated people across the U.S. North Dakota’s initiative qualified for the ballot as Nebraska legislators were poring over more than 100 proposals to ease ballooning property taxes, with a debate on a plan next week. Kansas legislators approved a small property tax cut this year and said property owners want bigger reductions. The campaign in North Dakota is happening as the state is experiencing good finances, especially strong oil and sales taxes. Regardless of the election outcome, property tax issues loom large for the 2025 session, Vigesaa said. Last year, the Republican-led Legislature passed a package of income tax cuts and property tax credits estimated at $515 million.
