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- The campaign to abolish property taxes in Ohio seeks a constitutional amendment on the November ballot, led by Brian Massie (campaign leader).
- Governor Mike DeWine warns that removing property taxes could raise sales taxes, reaching 20%.
- Critics such as Zach Schiller of Policy Matters Ohio say plan lacks funding solutions and would cause a $20 billion revenue loss.
- The debate continues as Ohioans weigh the implications of this potential change.
