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EPISODE · Mar 31, 2026 · 10 MIN

Going Public: Economics Professor Explains Tax Propositions on April 2026 General Municipal Election Ballot in Cape Girardeau County

from Going Public · host Trey Lintner

In the upcoming April 2026 election, Cape Girardeau County voters will consider two propositions to prevent property tax increases on primary residences. 'Proposition A' would exempt senior citizens aged 62 and older from property tax increases unless their homes are renovated or the tax levy increases. 'Proposition B' would cap annual property tax increases at 5% or the inflation rate, whichever is higher. Dr. David Yaskewich, an economics professor, explained that such measures, similar to California's Prop 13, can provide property tax relief but may limit local government revenue and create economic disparities between long-term and new residents.

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