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AUGUSTA, Maine –The Fed Up with Taxes Coalition today filed more than enough signatures with the Secretary of State to force a statewide vote this fall on $75 million of new taxes on beverages and health care claims, despite a well-financed campaign urging Maine people not to sign their petitions . |
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New taxes on beverages and health care claims to be on November 4 ballot.
AUGUSTA, Maine – Maine people will have the last word on $75 million of new taxes on beverages and health care claims, now that Secretary of State Matt Dunlap today certified that the Fed Up With Taxes/YES on 1 coalition submitted more than enough signatures to put the issue to a statewide vote on November 4. |
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Small Business Owner Highlighted
AUGUSTA, Maine – The Fed Up With Taxes/YES on 1 coalition aired its first television ad last night during the Democratic National Convention. The 30 second ad features Gary Emmons, a small businessman and owner of Exit 43 Quik Stop in Richmond. |
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Peoples veto of new taxes launched AUGUSTA, Maine – Saying Maine people are fed up with high taxes, several small business owners from around the state on Friday filed a formal application with the Secretary of State to initiate a referendum... |
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PEOPLE’S VETO CAMPAIGN CALLS JUNE 20 “FED UP FRIDAY’’ Fed Up With Taxes will hold signature gathering events around the state. |
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Fed Up With Taxes? Vote YES on 1!
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