John,

Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar recently announced that Texas will
have a record $27 billion surplus over the next two years. This
is enough to eliminate over one-third of your property tax bill.
We agree with Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick's statement that the
Legislature's "first priority is to send money back to the
taxpayers of Texas." The budget surplus should be applied to
property tax relief for Texans!

TAKE OUR POLL: WHAT SHOULD WE USE THE BUDGET SURPLUS FOR?
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Homeowners in Texas currently pay the sixth-highest property
taxes in the U.S., with some homeowners seeing double-digit
increases in their bills in one year. This is unsustainable and
must be addressed in the upcoming legislative session. Do you
need property tax relief? Take our poll and let us know!

Eliminating property taxes and providing tax relief to Texas
homeowners is a central plank of our Party's platform. After
Comptroller Hegar revised the state's Certification Revenue
Estimate, we were pleased that Governor Greg Abbott announced
Texans "can expect a very large property tax cut coming out of
this next legislative session."

We're heading in the right direction, but we must stay focused
and go all the way. Texans need help from skyrocketing inflation,
and state and local governments can deliver by cutting taxes and
shrinking the size and cost of government.

The Republican Party of Texas is fighting for property tax relief
for Texas homeowners. Answer our one-question poll: Should the
budget surplus provide property tax relief?

CLICK HERE TO ANSWER OUR PROPERTY TAX RELIEF POLL:
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Saving America,

Texas Republicans

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