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Georgia Voters Decide on Farm Tax Breaks and 911 Funding

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 22
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Early voting took place in Muscogee County, Georgia, where voters cast ballots for top races and three state amendments. Amendment one proposes doubling the acreage limit for farm property tax breaks. Amendment three would allow lawmakers to create a dedicated fund for 911 upgrades across the state.

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The amendments could change state tax incentives for agriculture and improve public infrastructure. Amendment one would increase the property tax break eligibility for large farms in Georgia, while Amendment three aims to fund next generation 911 services.

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