Vol. 2026 · Bill Detail · Special Edition
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Lower Taxes for All NC
This bill proposes a change to the North Carolina Constitution to lower the maximum state income tax rate from seven percent to three and one-half percent. If passed, this amendment would be put to a vote by the public in the November 2026 statewide general election. If approved by voters, the new tax rate limit would apply to taxable incomes starting January 1, 2027.
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- R · PrimeMichael Lee
- R · PrimeBenton Sawrey
- R · PrimeLisa Barnes
- R · CoTed Alexander
- R · CoPhilip Berger
- R · CoBob Brinson
- R · CoDanny Britt
- R · CoJim Burgin
- R · CoKevin Corbin
- R · CoDavid Craven
- R · CoWarren Daniel
- R · CoCarl Ford
- R · CoAmy Galey
- R · CoBobby Hanig
- R · CoRalph Hise
- R · CoMark Hollo
- R · CoWilliam Jackson
- R · CoSteve Jarvis
- R · CoTodd Johnson
- R · CoDana Jones
- R · CoChris Measmer
- R · CoTimothy Moffitt
- R · CoBuck Newton
- R · CoBrad Overcash
- R · CoWilliam Rabon
- R · CoNorman Sanderson
- R · CoVickie Sawyer
- R · CoEddie Settle
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