Election Day is here! Today is your last chance to vote NO on Question 1. Question 1 would hurt retirees, homeowners, small business owners, and large employers. Please, vote NO on 1.
Election Day is tomorrow, November 8th. If you haven’t already, now is the time to vote NO on Question 1! Together we can defeat this deceptive tax hike.
Question 1 on the November 8th ballot is deceptive. It would push many seniors and small business owners - few of which would be considered “millionaires” - into the highest bracket, nearly doubling their taxes even if their yearly earned income is low.
Question 1 would impose one of the largest tax hikes in Massachusetts history, badly hurting small business owners and resulting in even more lost jobs. That’s the last thing we need!
Question 1 is deceptive. It provides no guarantee that the new money from this huge tax increase would actually increase spending on education and transportation, despite claims by its proponents.
Help us let voters know the facts about Question 1. Tell your friends and family why you will be voting NO on this deceptive amendment to help us stop the tax hike.
Question 1 is deceptive. It would remove an important constitutional taxpayer protection - allowing politicians to create additional tax brackets & higher rates, eventually targeting middle class workers and families.
Question 1 would impose giant tax increases in Massachusetts – damaging our economy, threatening small business owners, and resulting in even more lost jobs and people leaving Massachusetts. Join residents across Massachusetts in voting NO on Question 1 this November 8th.
Small business owners and family farmers are voting NO on Question 1. This deceptive tax hike would badly hurt small businesses, resulting in even more lost jobs at the worst possible time.
The Boston Business Journal has endorsed NO on Question 1 and strongly encourages business leaders and taxpayers to REJECT Question 1 on the November 2022 ballot. Read more > https://t.co/VUFIel7gee
From the Banker & Tradesman article, they state "Unlike federal taxes on personal income, this measure treats one-time gains – such as those from selling a business or home – as regular income. This massive oversight will hit the entire real estate industry particularly hard."
We need your help! Please consider getting involved with the campaign against Question 1 to help us STOP this deceptive tax hike. Find out how you can take action on our website: https://t.co/zWrGPRyqYP
Question 1 is deceptive. At the worst possible time, this ballot question would impose huge tax increases on tens of thousands of small businesses owners, homeowners, and retirees - hurting our economy and causing more people and businesses to leave the state. Vote NO.
Question 1 is deceptive. It would impose one of the largest income tax hikes in Massachusetts history - giving politicians a blank check to spend taxpayer dollars however they'd like, with no accountability. Vote NO on Question 1.
Question 1 would nearly double taxes on small business owners across Massachusetts - damaging our economy, and resulting in even more lost jobs and businesses fleeing the state. Please, vote NO to stop this deceptive tax hike!
Question 1 is deceptive - it would impose one of the largest income tax hikes in Massachusetts history – damaging our economy, threatening small business owners, and resulting in even more lost jobs and people leaving Massachusetts. Vote NO on Question 1.
We need your help now more than ever to defeat Question 1. This deceptive ballot question would impose one of the largest tax hikes in our state's history. Please consider joining our coalition urging NO on Question 1 > https://t.co/2ZgGKN8Mzn
Question 1 on the November ballot would impose giant tax increases on tens of thousands of small business owners, large employers, & retirees - giving politicians a blank check to spend billions of taxpayer dollars however they want, with no accountability. Vote NO on Question 1.
Question 1 would impose one of the largest tax hikes in Massachusetts' history. If passed, the nest eggs of many small business owners & longtime homeowners whose retirement depends on their investments would be taxed. Join homeowners across MA in voting NO on Question 1.