ABOUT THIS EPISODE
State Representative Roger Wilder discusses Constitutional Amendment 2, which would change the way millage rollbacks work and removes the requirement that government entities push their millage back to the maximum during reassessment years. Wilder discusses why he filed the bill, how it moved through the legislature, and answers questions about pushback he's received.
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