The Indiana General Assembly gauged its willingness to send a proposed constitutional amendment to voters in November during a series of votes Thursday. House Republican Leader Brian Bosma says the votes on various amendments to a proposed November referendum that would write permanent property tax caps into the Indiana Constitution gave supporters and opponents a chance to send a message.

State Representative Trent Van Haaften says Hoosiers should oppose the property tax cap. None of the amendments passed. A final vote on the proposal is expected to take place as soon as next week.

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01/08/2010