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A bi-partisan issue:

GOVERNORS TAKE A STAND AGAINST NEW TAXES & MORE SPENDING


except Gov. Mark Dayton
North Dakota: Gov. Jack Dalrymple (R) proposing to lower individual Minnesota: Gov. Mark Dayton (D) proposes $3.35 billion
and corporate income tax rates and a tax deduction for college student
Montana: Gov. Brian Schweitzer (D) has proposed loan payments in NEW TAXES, $22.3% increase in General Fund spending,
resident income/property tax deduction, slashing Wisconsin: Gov. Scott Walker (R) signed into law -- and adds the highest income tax rate in the nation
the business equipment tax bill for companies that relocate will not pay state
income taxes for 2 years, says all tax increases are
“off the table”
Washington: Gov. Chris Gregoire (D) proposing
tax breaks for businesses Iowa: Gov. Terry Branstad (R) seeks New Hampshire: Gov. John
to cut nation’s highest corporate Lynch (D) proposed budget with
income tax (12%) in half, deep no new taxes
cuts in commercial property taxes
Oregon: Gov. John Kitzhaber (D) proposed
tax credits for capital gains reinvested in Massachusetts: Gov. Deval Patrick (D)
state companies, extending business proposed budget with major cuts,
energy tax credits & credits no new taxes
for job creation New Jersey: Gov. Chris Christie (R)
seeks to rollback personal & corporate
tax rates, capped property taxes
New York: Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) called for
cuts to education & Medicaid, while
Colorado: Gov. John Hickenlooper (D) told freezing state taxes & giving incentives
legislators, “We hope that every bill you to businesses for hiring
consider passing will be viewed through
the lens of its impact on our economic growth...”
Michigan: Gov. Rick Snyder (R) wants to revamp
the state’s business tax with one that will be
attractive to businesses and entrepreneurs

North Carolina: Gov. Bev Perdue (D) seeks to


California: Gov. Jerry Brown (D) calling for drop the corporate income tax from 6.9 to 4.9%
deep cuts in health & welfare-to-work programs, to make state most the business friendly in the
state worker pay & higher education, says he will support Southeast
new taxes “only if voters want them”
Florida: Gov. Rick Scott (R) expected to cut spending
$5B, cut taxes $4B over 2 years, including cutting the
corp income tax from 5.5 to 2.5%
Arizona: Gov. Jan Brewer (R) introduced the AZ
Competitiveness Package --tax cuts & incentives to
boost job growth & make state a business haven Kentucky: Gov. Steve Beshear INCOMING GOVERNORS VOWING NO NEW TAXES
(D) says he will continue to
New Mexico: Gov. Susana Maritnez (R) said stand against tax increases Alabama Republican Robert Bentley
“New Mexicans are not under-taxed. The government Alaska Republican Sean Parnell
has simply over-spent.” Proposed business tax Florida Republican Rick Scott
incentives. . Georgia Republican Nathan Deal
Maine Republican Paul LePage
Indiana: Gov. Mitch Daniels (R) New York Democrat Andrew Cuomo
recognized for balanced budgets Nevada Republican Brian Sandoval
without tax increases, lowest New Mexico Republican Susana Martinez
South Dakota: Gov. Dennis Daugaard (R) said property taxes in nation Ohio Republican John Kasich
in his State of the State address: Nebraska: Gov. Dave Heineman (R) Oklahoma Republican Mary Fallin
“If you send me a bill to raise taxes, I will veto it.” has proposed a $16.5 million initiative Pennsylvania Republican Tom Corbett
to attract jobs, says he won’t raise taxes. Arkansas: Gov. Mike Beebe (D) ran for re-election
on “the largest tax relief in state history” by cutting South Carolina Republican Nikki Haley
property tax & state sales tax on groceries, doing Texas Republican Rick Perry
more of same Wisconsin Republican Scott Walker
Produced by Senate Republican Caucus Communications, 2/15/11 Source: Americans for Tax Reform; Stateline reporting

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