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Report: Blue states have higher property taxes than red states, with New Jersey and Illinois having the highest in U.S.

By Bethany Blankley | Watchdog.org
Feb 27, 2019

Residents of blue states pay higher property taxes than those in red states, according to a new analysis produced by the consumer financial website, WalletHub.

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Report: Blue states have higher property taxes than red states, with New Jersey and Illinois having the highest in U.S.

Report: Blue states have higher property taxes than red states, with New Jersey and Illinois having the highest in U.S.

Report: Blue states have higher property taxes than red states, with New Jersey and Illinois having the highest in U.S.

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