Measure on the ballot in the 2018 Hawaii 2018 General Election in Hawaii.
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Get StartedA “yes” vote establishes a tax on investment real estate property to provide funds for public education in Hawaii.
A “no” vote does not establish a tax on investment real estate property to provide additional funds for public education in Hawaii.
According to the Hawaii State Teachers Association, Hawaii’s public schools are critically underfunded. Teacher shortages are a regular problem as a result of the lack of funding. , in support of State Bill 2922 (Learn more)
According to Steve Petranik of the Hawaii Business Magazine, this measure lets the legislature decide the tax rate, minimum property value to be taxed, and how to define what they will be taxing, giving too much power to one branch of government. , in opposition to State Bill 2922 (Learn more)
According to the Hawaii Business Magazine, even though this money would be used for public schools, the legislature could use the money that is now going to education for other projects. , in opposition to State Bill 2922 (Learn more)
This measure asks voters to decide whether or not the legislature should be able to start a surcharge on investment real estate property and to use the money to for public education.
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