Beyond the candidates on the ballot, all North Carolina voters are considering three state constitutional amendments regarding voter ID, income tax caps and state property tax influence. […] ...

North Carolina lawmakers have placed three Constitutional amendments on the ballot this fall that would restrict tax rates — and revenues — and make changing state rules on voter identification more ...

North Carolina voters will decide three constitutional amendments, including photo ID for voting, property tax limits and a cap on income taxes.

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This general election, three constitutional amendments will appear on North Carolina ballots. Two pertain to caps on tax ...

One border crossing separates two very different tax bills on the same 401(k) withdrawal, and the state you assume is friendlier to retirees does not always win.

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Conservative Andrew Dunn makes his endorsements in selected races and choices on North Carolina’s general election ballot ...