And you could ask your auditor, you could, Your county auditor, your county treasurer, whenever you see your property taxes go up, let's say your property taxes go up in, In a year, $500 or so, it's safe to say that The majority of [property tax increases] is going to your schools no matter what. And it'll be varying percentages depending on how the millage is set up and the levies that are on and everything like that. (22:01–22:06)
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Asserts that most property tax increases are allocated to schools.
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