<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1JZFrA_0vitxUei00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1JZFrA_0vitxUei00" width="1494" height="995" ><figcaption>Sen. Rob Dover and Jeanne Reigle Jeff Steffen</figcaption></figure>The property-tax issue was addressed by the two candidates for the District 19 state legislative set during Monday's candidate forum hosted by News Talk WJAG and the Norfolk Daily News.Challenger Jeanne Reigle told the audience her plan for property-tax relief."Sales tax needs to be an equal partner like it was designed to be," Reigle said. "In the beginning, it's a three-legged stool. Sales tax, property tax and income tax was all even. We've got to shift it back."Incumbent Sen. Rob Dover suggested a different approach."What's two rules of taxes? They aren't going away and they're only going up," Dover said. "The only true - and you know this from your own budget - the only true tax relief is to cut spending."The forum was held at the Lifelong Learning Center on the campus of Northeast Community College.</div></body>

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District 19 hopefuls talk taxes

The property-tax issue was addressed by the two candidates for the District 19 state legislative set during Monday's candidate forum hosted by News Talk WJAG and the Norfolk Daily News. Challenger Jeanne Reigle told the audience her plan for property-tax relief. \"Sales tax needs to be an equal partner like...

The property-tax issue was addressed by the two candidates for the District 19 state legislative set during Monday's candidate forum hosted by News Talk WJAG and the Norfolk Daily News. Challenger Jeanne Reigle told the audience her plan for property-tax relief. "Sales tax needs to be an equal partner like...