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Florida TaxWatch Releases Voter Guide on Constitutional Amendments

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Florida TaxWatch released The Florida Taxpayer’s Voter Guide for the 2026 Constitutional Amendment ballot. The guide provides an independent analysis and voting recommendation for the three proposed constitutional amendments placed on the November 3, 2026, ballot by the Florida Legislature. The organization recommends a 'yes' vote on Amendments 1 and 2, and a 'no' vote on Amendment 3, which is promoted as property tax relief.

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The guide offers nonpartisan information regarding the state constitutional amendments. The recommendations relate to changes in state governance and potential property tax relief, which could affect state finances and property values.

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Who's involved

  • David CaseyCo-leads the research institute Florida TaxWatch
  • Jeff KottkampCo-leads the research institute Florida TaxWatch

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