2026 Constitutional Amendments on the Ballot

Below are links to various reference materials about the three Constitutional Amendments on the 2026 Ballot

• LWV FL Analysis of the Amendments on 2026 General Election Ballot
  
  
• Amendment 3: Property Tax Ballot Language Summary & County Fiscal Impacts by Florida Policy Institute
  
  

  	FY 2027-28	FY 2028-29	FY 2029-30	FY 2030-31	FY 2031-32
  Anna Maria	−$96,645	−$137,906	−$148,544	−$164,778	−$189,908
  Bradenton	−$5,235,892	−$8,644,754	−$9,668,367	−$10,814,119	−$12,040,687
  Bradenton Beach	−$64,953	−$113,271	−$128,461	−$146,899	−$170,210
  Holmes Beach	−$247,178	−$459,393	−$498,915	−$547,810	−$610,818
  Palmetto	−$1,398,488	−$2,443,075	−$2,720,746	−$3,028,455	−$3,356,457

  Impact on Manatee County on a Recurring Basis -$212,300,000
  
  

• Save Our Services – No on 3 is a local advocacy group opposing Amendment 3 because they believe it would reduce funding for essential public services and harm community programs
  

• Vote No on 3 – 
• 1000 Friends of Florida, a nonprofit smart‑growth advocacy organization that works to protect natural lands and promote sustainable, well‑planned communities opposes Amendment 3
  
  
• Florida Tax Watch, Florida Property Tax Resource Center

• Save Our Voters from Misleading Ballot Language is a group that is party to a lawsuit that argues that Amendment 3 ballot wording would confuse voters and undermine informed decision‑making

• Seeking Rents podcast about Amendment Impact (go to approximately 14:45 for the topic of the property tax amendment)

• Revenue Estimating Conference
  

• State police union opposes Amendment 3 tax cut, warning of ‘uncertain fiscal consequence
  
  
• Florida Sheriffs Association is ‘significantly concerned’ about Amendment 3
  
  
• DeSantis won’t formally campaign for property tax amendment – ‘The reason is what the Legislature did wasn’t my proposal,’ the governor says in a press conference in Tampa.
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