Florida judge faces rush to rule on property tax amendment
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Three separate lawsuits are all seeking to have the property tax amendment's ballot title and summary changed before the voters get to see it in November.
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TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) - Lawsuits aimed at removing Florida's property tax amendment from November's ballot headed to court on Wednesday. A hearing in Leon County will determine whether Amendment 3 uses misleading language. Property taxes are a problem for many Florida homeowners.
A Leon Circuit Court judge heard arguments Wednesday over whether the property tax cut proposal to be placed on the November ballot is misleading to voters. Three groups of plaintiffs, including former local government elected officials and a former Republican legislator, contend the title and ballo…
Three separate lawsuits are all seeking to have the property tax amendment's ballot title and summary changed before the voters get to see it in November.
A Leon County circuit judge heard arguments Wednesday over whether a proposed property tax cut amendment scheduled for Florida’s November ballot uses misleading language intended to influence voters. Three groups of plaintiffs, including former local elected officials and former Republican state Sen…
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