The campaign to place a constitutional amendment eliminating property taxes on the November ballot in Ohio has fallen short, according to organizers, who say they have not collected enough signatures. They plan to refocus their efforts on 2027.
Brian Massie, a leader of the effort and the co-founder of AxOHTax, did not say how many signatures the campaign has collected during an early morning announcement on social media. He said the grassroots campaign did not reach its goal of 620,000, which would have given them a good margin of error for signatures deemed invalid. The effort required more than 413,000 valid
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