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Vermont House passes H.887 after heated debate; roll-call shows 101–39 margin
Summary
H.887, a package changing homestead yields, nonhomestead rates, and education finance processes, passed the House by a roll call of 101–39 on April 24, 2024 after extended debate over tax impacts and the need for structural education reform.
The Vermont House passed House Bill 887 on April 24 after prolonged floor debate that centered on education funding, property tax pressure and whether the bill provides meaningful cost containment. The final roll call resulted in 101 votes in favor and 39 opposed.
Supporters described H.887 as a mix of short-term taxpayer relief measures and steps toward long-term transformation of the state’s education finance system. A member who spoke for the bill described it as "an…
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