Campus Currents: TABOR
In an e-mail sent Monday to University of Maine System employees, Chancellor Richard Pattenaude told of his and the system board of trustees’ concerns with Question 4 on Maine’s Nov. 3 ballot — also known as …
Maine Attorney General Janet Mills said she will vote against TABOR II come Election Day during a visit to the University of Maine Thursday, Oct. 29.
On Monday, Oct. 26, nine days before Maine’s Nov. 3 election, a pro-TABOR group accused city and legislative staffers of criminal wrong-doing in connection with TABOR opposition.
Maine Attorney General Janet Mills rejected a request Monday from …
A poll released Monday showed a large drop in support for Questions 2, 3 and 4 on Maine’s Nov. 3 ballot. Opponents of Question 1 also showed small gains.
The TABOR Now campaign, a group advocating voting “yes” on Question 4 in Maine’s November ballot, filed a complaint with the state Ethics Commission against the city of South Portland.
Passage of Question 4 on the Nov. 3 ballot would approve a citizen initiative called the Taxpayer Bill of Rights, also known as TABOR II, which would limit what state and local governments can tax and …
After weeks of debate, General Student Senate passed a resolution affirming its opposition to the Taxpayer Bill of Rights, or TABOR, which it says would a detrimental effect on university funding.
The Issue: GSS’s decision to take a stance on TABOR II.
What We Think: Senate made the right choice to take a stand in the interests of the students it represents, and should continue to do so.
The Orono town council debated the merits of the Taxpayer Bill of Rights at its Monday meeting.
TABOR II, also known as the Taxpayer Bill of Rights, was a predominant topic of discussion at the Sept. 22 University of Maine General Student Senate meeting.
TABOR II, if passed, would require voter approval for state …
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