Oregon Governor Tina Kotek EXEMPT | She Backed A $229 Tax She'll Never Pay

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek EXEMPT | She Backed A $229 Tax She'll Never Pay She told reporters she'd vote YES on a new property tax. She also lives in a house the state owns — which means she will never personally pay it. Oregon's property taxes are up 10% in two years under Governor Tina Kotek. A bill to help seniors died without a single floor vote. Her own hand-picked economic council called the system "distorted" — in writing. This is the honest, sourced breakdown of what actually happened, what she got right, and what she didn't. 📘 Get the Property Tax Appeal Guide (step by step, plain English): WHAT'S IN THIS VIDEO: 00:00 The $229 tax she'll never pay The Measure 50 "ratchet" — why your bill climbs even when your house doesn't Oregon's $10 billion property tax problem, county by county The wildfire relief she actually got right (SB 1545) The senior tax bill that died in committee, silently The Salem levy and the Mahonia Hall exemption Her own Prosperity Council calling the system "distorted" SOURCES: Oregon Dept. of Revenue Property Tax Statistics, Multnomah County Assessment records, Tax Foundation, Oregon Legislative Information System (OLIS) — HB 3139, HB 3755, HB 2321, SB 1545 — OPB, Salem Reporter, Oregon Capital Chronicle. This channel is not affiliated with any campaign or party. Every number is sourced. No fabricated quotes, no insults — just the arithmetic. #TinaKotek #Oregon #PropertyTax #Taxes #OregonGovernor #TaxedOut #MAGA #Homeowners #TaxTheRich #GovernmentWaste #Salem #Portland #PropertyTaxes2026 #OregonPolitics #TaxReform