N.H. Voters to Decide on Property Tax Caps for Local School Funding

New Hampshire Governor Kelly Ayotte signed legislation requiring a ballot question on local tax caps in November elections, giving voters the power to limit school district taxes if approved by at least 60 percent. The law restricts districts from spending over 6 percent on administration, excluding bonded capital costs, and applies the cap for two years. Critics argue the measure distracts from systemic funding issues, while supporters see it as empowering voters to control property taxes.

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