Florida voters approved Amendment 3. But what happens next?
Amendment 3 will save many homeowners money — but also cost local governments money. Gov. Ron DeSantis says there will be a special session before his term ends to figure out the details.
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Florida ballot measure clears bar for homeowner tax relief
Florida voters approved Amendment 3 on Tuesday, November 4, according to WJHG and WPTV. Iheart.com reported that 62% supported it, above the required 60% threshold, and said it expands the homestead exemption for non-school taxes. WLRN reported that homeowners could save money while local governments lose revenue, and said Gov. Ron DeSantis plans a special session to work through the details. Iheart.com says the changes take effect in January 2027; reports have not settled how local budgets and services will be affected.
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