No on TABOR
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No on TABOR was the official campaign coalition against Maine Government Expenditure Limits and Voter Approval of Taxes Initiative, Question 4 (2009), also known as TABOR II.
Donors
Committee groups contributing to the "No on 4" campaign included:[1]
- Citizens Unified for Maine’s Future (PAC)
- Maine Center for Economic Policy (BQC)
- Maine People’s Resource Center (BQC)
- Center on Budget and Policy Priorities (BQC)
Prior to publishing a report against TABOR II, the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities (CBPP) filed paperwork with the state of Maine to be identified as a ballot question committee opposing Question 4. The primary CBPP individuals identified in the paperwork included Robb Gray, Iris Lav, and Scott Bunton. The paperwork was officially received by the state on September 14, 2009.[2]
Contact
Citizens Unified For Maine's Future
60 Community Drive
Augusta, Maine 04330
Phone: 207-632-6031
E-mail: info@votenoontabor.org
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