2026 MIDTERM ELECTION Florida statewide
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Amendment 1 A larger rainy-day fund Build bigger reserves; commit more revenue to savings.
25% 60% approval
Amendment 2 A farm-equipment tax exemption Lower eligible farm costs; reduce local tax revenue.
2027 60% approval
Amendment 3 A property-tax overhaul Larger exemptions; tighter local revenue and spending rules.
$250k 60% approval
Household effects Supported −2 to +2 scenario ranges, positive and negative paths, fiscal charts and distributional analysis.
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Read the methodology The workspace retains detailed Broward fiscal, school, health and data-center case studies, explicitly labeled as Broward examples. They are not estimates for every Florida county.
Independent, source-linked election research · Method & limits Checked 2026-10-16 · Revision 9 Midterm cycle · November 3 general election