Republican gubernatorial candidate Scott Schwab on Tuesday laid out a plan for holding property taxes in check, an issue that has dominated statehouse debate in recent months.
Trying to break out from a crowded Republican field for governor, the secretary of state rolled out a plan to address complaints about property taxes.
"The appraisal process is becoming more and more of a ghost tax increase for business owners and homeowners," Schwab said at a news conference in Wichita on Tuesday.
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