Florida voters will have the opportunity to vote on three constitutional amendments in the 2026 midterm general election on ...

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis eventually got the Florida Legislature to put his property tax cut measure on the ballot, but he's not on board with a different amendment backed by GOP leaders in his party.

Florida voters will decide the outcome of three proposed constitutional amendments on Nov. 3 that could reshape the state ...

We know the legalese and political language that wind up on the ballot can be confusing, so we’re breaking down what voters ...

How to vote on Florida Amendment 1 for Election Day, according to 5 newspapers' editorial endorsements and recommendations.

Florida voters will decide on three amendments that could raise the state's rainy-day fund, cut taxes for some farm equipment ...

From property taxes to agricultural exemptions, here’s what Florida voters need to know about the three amendments on the Nov ...

Amendment 1, proposed by the Florida Legislature, would amend Article III, Section 19 in the state constitution. The amendment passed in the state House 100-1 and in the state Senate 29-4.

Floridians who prepare for rising sea levels and flooding by elevating their buildings won't get hit with a property-tax increase, under a constitutional amendment being put before Florida voters on ...

Amendment 3, the proposed constitutional amendment to dramatically lower property taxes in Florida, has gotten a lot of ...

2026 early voting starts soon. How to vote on Florida Amendment 1 for Election Day, according to 4 newspapers' editorial endorsements and recommendations.