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1000 Friends of Florida’s position on Amendment 3 remains unchanged
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· September 1, 2026
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Key points Despite the revised language, 1000 Friends of Florida's position on the issue remains the same. A recent court decision has led to a revision of the ballot language for Amendment 3, a property tax measure.
A recent court decision has led to a revision of the ballot language for Amendment 3, a property tax measure. The amendment itself remains unchanged. Despite the revised language, 1000 Friends of Florida's position on the issue remains the same.
The organization had previously declared its opposition to the measure. The revised ballot language was released by the Attorney General after a Leon County court found the original title and summary to be misleading. State economists have projected significant funding losses for local budgets if the amendment is passed.
Further details on the potential impact of Amendment 3 are available, including projected funding losses and effects on community services.
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Published: September 1, 2026 ·
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