The WFEA Morning Update

Property Tax Reform, the Business Tax, and Election Day Insights with NH State Senator Dan Innis
Property Tax Reform, the Business Tax, and Election Day Insights with NH State Senator Dan Innis

During this segment of The Morning Update on WFEA, Jeff Chidester chats with New Hampshire State Senator Dan Innis for a comprehensive look at the major economic policy debates and voter moods on Election Day.

  • Taxes and Ballot Measures: Senator Innis breaks down the high-stakes debate surrounding Question 2 on property taxes, contrasting the positive economic policies enacted by the Republican majority with the proposals being put forward by Democrats this election cycle.
  • Protecting New Hampshire’s Economy: The discussion highlights the critical importance of safeguarding the state’s Business Profits Tax (BPT) and Business Enterprise Tax (BET) to ensure New Hampshire remains economically competitive without negative impacts.
  • The Voice of the Voters: Senator Innis shares firsthand insights into what he is hearing directly from voters on the ground as they head to the polls across the Granite State.

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