Coverage dated November 4, 2026

Tennessee constitutional amendment 2 passes

Headline from WATE Knoxville

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — Tennessee voters have decided to prevent the state of Tennessee from implementing a state-level property tax at any point in the future. The amendment passed with 66.7% of the vote.

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  1. WREG Memphis

    Tennessee voters pass three constitutional amendments (opens WREG Memphis)

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    MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- Tennessee voters made more than just political decisions on election day. Three proposed changes to the state constitution were also on the ballot and all three passed. These changes will affect everything from who can be held without bail to what taxes state lawmakers can impose.

  2. WATE Knoxville

    Voters pass constitutional amendments impacting Tennessee's criminal justice system (opens WATE Knoxville)

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    KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — Voters have decided to pass both proposed constitutional amendments impacting the criminal justice system in Tennessee. Tennessee voters decided to pass amendment one, which sought to increase the number of crimes for which judges can deny bail, with 67% of the vote, and pa…

  3. WATE Knoxville

    Tennessee constitutional amendment 2 passes (opens WATE Knoxville)

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    KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — Tennessee voters have decided to prevent the state of Tennessee from implementing a state-level property tax at any point in the future. The amendment passed with 66.7% of the vote.

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