Politico Magazine reported on October 20 that plans to substantially reduce or eliminate property taxes have emerged in more than two dozen states over two years. The piece is built around a 72-year-old Akron homeowner. Georgia, Indiana and Wyoming have already cut bills by billions, and Florida and Texas are competing to cut deepest. Coverage since has restated the scale of the push without moving past it, and the discussion still turns on whether the revolt is a tax cut for wealthy homeowners at the expense of local services.