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By Susan Norman Rappahannock Neva Staff Writer Any plan to rid taxpayers of the most universally t hated tax in the state ' sounds like a winner. Republican gubematori' i al candidate Jim Gilmore recognized that early in his campaign, announcing in May that if elected Nov. 4, ‘ he would get rid of the personal property tax on vehicles.

Democratic gubematori$ ah candidate Donald S. Beyer, who initially called Gilmore’s plan "a declaration of war” on Virginia News analysis

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