Guilford County Taxes and Road Program Debate
The Democratic Party accuses Republicans of underfunding Guilford County roads and schools while claiming state aid from the gasoline tax has reduced taxes. They cite 1929 1930 state aid levels and contrast Guilford with Rockingham County, arguing Guilford’s tax rate remains among the lowest and that road improvements continue under Democratic administration.
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Daily News
Democratic Committee
Guilford County
Icroad
North Carolina
Republicans Claim Rockingham Aided By State Funds
The piece argues Rockingham County received 81,892.49 in 1927 28 state aid under Democratic rule but official figures show 41,634 42. It notes 1929 aid reforms cut taxes nationwide with Democratic counties benefiting more and GOP counties less. It questions how much tax relief Republicans could have provided without state aid.
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Guilford
Rockingham County
Rockingham
Gardner
Guilford County Democratic Party Promises Honest Efficient Governance
The Guilford County Democratic Party pledges honest government with low taxes and efficient administration. It condemns corruption, supports scrutiny of the clerk’s office, and asks Guilford voters for support in the November election, fielding candidates of ability and integrity.
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Democratic Party
Guilford County
Hoover
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