Nationally Abolish Property Taxes

Recent signers:
Jacquelyn Earley and 19 others have signed recently.

The Issue

Property taxes have become an insurmountable burden for countless individuals, especially for those on fixed incomes such as older individuals, the disabled, and single-parent households. These groups often find themselves in precarious financial situations, struggling to keep their homes due to constantly rising property taxes. For them, and for many others, the dream of home ownership has turned into a perpetual lease situation, undermining the very concept of ownership.

The essence of home ownership is undermined when families live in fear of losing their homes over unpaid taxes. This is more than just a financial issue; it’s a constitutional one. According to the Fifth Amendment, the government must provide "just compensation" if it takes private property for public use. Yet, property taxes, in practice, have become a form of unconstitutional "taking" without this just compensation, threatening homeowners with seizure for nonpayment.

The financial pressure of ongoing and escalating property taxes dismantles the security and stability that a home is supposed to offer. Every year, families have to navigate rising costs, often having to cut back on essential needs just to meet tax payments. This is not merely a fiscal inconvenience—it’s a barrier to true ownership and financial independence.

Reforming this taxation system is crucial. We propose abolishing property taxes and exploring alternative, fairer taxation methods that do not jeopardize ownership rights. It’s time for a change that reflects the spirit of the Fifth Amendment, ensuring that no one is forced to surrender their home for failing to pay unjust taxes.

Sign this petition to demand action towards abolishing property taxes and reaffirming the constitutional rights of homeowners in America. Your voice can contribute to ending this perpetual financial strain once and for all.

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Recent signers:
Jacquelyn Earley and 19 others have signed recently.

The Issue

Property taxes have become an insurmountable burden for countless individuals, especially for those on fixed incomes such as older individuals, the disabled, and single-parent households. These groups often find themselves in precarious financial situations, struggling to keep their homes due to constantly rising property taxes. For them, and for many others, the dream of home ownership has turned into a perpetual lease situation, undermining the very concept of ownership.

The essence of home ownership is undermined when families live in fear of losing their homes over unpaid taxes. This is more than just a financial issue; it’s a constitutional one. According to the Fifth Amendment, the government must provide "just compensation" if it takes private property for public use. Yet, property taxes, in practice, have become a form of unconstitutional "taking" without this just compensation, threatening homeowners with seizure for nonpayment.

The financial pressure of ongoing and escalating property taxes dismantles the security and stability that a home is supposed to offer. Every year, families have to navigate rising costs, often having to cut back on essential needs just to meet tax payments. This is not merely a fiscal inconvenience—it’s a barrier to true ownership and financial independence.

Reforming this taxation system is crucial. We propose abolishing property taxes and exploring alternative, fairer taxation methods that do not jeopardize ownership rights. It’s time for a change that reflects the spirit of the Fifth Amendment, ensuring that no one is forced to surrender their home for failing to pay unjust taxes.

Sign this petition to demand action towards abolishing property taxes and reaffirming the constitutional rights of homeowners in America. Your voice can contribute to ending this perpetual financial strain once and for all.

The Decision Makers

Donald Trump
President of the United States
James Vance
Vice President of the United States

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Petition created on September 7, 2025