“I’ve spent the last six months knocking on many, many doors,” Sherrill told the committee. “I think I’ve knocked over 2,000 doors; probably 500 to 600 of those people I’ve actually spoken with. Those were in large homes, small homes, very wealthy areas and lower income areas — my ward is very diverse. Of all those conversations, I’d say only two to three did not include property taxes. So I think that’s a pretty good survey that Missoulians are worried about it.”