Yesterday, Floridians won much needed tax relief! Our job in the Florida Legislature is to deliver on that mandate. To local governments looking to raise fees instead of cutting waste: Floridians will not tolerate you raising their cost of living any longer!

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Republican Rep. @JudsonSapp wins re-election to Florida House District 20 in landslide victory Sapp easily turned back his Democratic challenger Tuesday night to head back to Tallahassee.

Only real good news of the night for GOP. Govern more like Florida.

The existence of Amendment 3 on the ballot is one of the reasons Florida averted the fate of other red states. It drew more voters to the polls.

Mayor Deegan campaigned against Amendment 3, looked taxpayers in the eye and said, "There is no waste in this budget." Last night, 57% of Duval County voters told her she was wrong. While families struggle with higher property taxes, higher utility bills and a doubled garbage fee, this administration has grown City Hall's budget with no end in sight. This vote was a rejection of Donna Deegan's tax-and-spend agenda. Jacksonville voters were clear: they want lower taxes and an end to wasteful spending, and as Mayor, that's exactly what I'll deliver.

An incredible VICTORY for Florida homeowners! Amendment 3 has PASSED, increasing the homestead exemption on non-school taxes to $150,000 in 2027 and $250,000 in 2028. More money stays in your pocket.

The passage of Amendment 3 is a huge win for Florida Homeowners and will provide real relief at a time when Floridians need it most. Thank you to everyone who has supported Amendment 3 and our campaign. See below for a message from Florida Realtors® President, Chuck Bonfiglio Jr.

Congratulations to the citizens of Clay County! ✅ Amendment 3 ✅ ❌ Deceptive Charter Amendment ❌

Two more years! Thank you Clay, Marion, Putnam, and St. Johns counties!! #KeepFloridaFree

FREEDOM! 🇺🇸

See you at the polls, because today is Election Day! Make a plan to get to the polls and vote for REAL Property Tax Relief for Floridians so you can keep more of your money in your pocket! YES Amendment 3 is YES on Real Property Tax Relief Learn more: VoteYesOn3.com Find your voting location here! dos.fl.gov/elections/for-vot…

It’s Election Day! Get out and VOTE to defend the Florida Dream. Polls are open from 7AM to 7PM. Find your voting location: allrepublicansvote.com/elect…

We are so blessed to live in the Greatest State of the Greatest Country in history. Floridians, Vote Today! 🇺🇸

In 1980 they said a bigger homestead exemption meant no cops, no firefighters, no 911. Florida passed it anyway. Same scare tactic, same lie.

DeSantis says if Amendment 3 fails, it's dead. This is your one shot at real property tax relief. Vote Yes on Amendment 3 and put your money back where it belongs. In your pocket!

BIG RAISE AHEAD: Clay County voters could soon decide whether to scrap the county charter's $37,000 salary cap for county commissioners and tie their pay to a state formula that would bring annual compensation to roughly $97,000. flvoicenews.com/clay-county-…

When I first ran for public office, I pledged to lower your taxes. I have voted to do so time and again, including on Amendment 3. I have long despised property taxes, as they are the most unfair form of taxation. Taxing folks more and more every year on unrealized gains is absurd. The Florida Legislature (60%+ of House & Senate) voted to put Amendment 3 on the ballot to raise the Homestead Exemption for the first time since 2008. Since then, home values have skyrocketed while local government budgets have ballooned. In fact, over just the past 6 years local government budgets have doubled, growing faster than population and inflation combined. Floridians should not be taxed out of their own homes to feed local governments insatiable appetite for revenue. People deserve relief from rising property taxes and Amendment 3 will deliver that relief. Let’s stop renting our homes from the government! VOTE YES on Amendment 3!

Years ago the Clay County Charter was amended via citizen petition to limit County Commissioner salaries at $37,000 (plus benefits) annually and required that any changes in salary must be approved by a majority of voters in a General election. The Clay County Charter Amendment on ballots this year would remove the $37,000 limit, thus making County Commissioner salaries $97,000 (plus benefits) annually. The Charter Amendment would also remove the requirement that voters approve future salary changes, thus allowing salaries to increase without voter approval. The Charter Amendment is confusing, and apparently purposely so, according to recordings that surfaced showing Charter Review Commissioners advocated using “creative wording” to get a desired result. They even admitted on camera that listing the dollar amounts would not be “popular” thus they did not put the dollar amount of the salary increase on the ballot. To make matters worse, voters have received two mailings which were purposely deceptive, designed to trick voters into voting “yes.” Because of these deceptive tactics I voted “NO” on the Clay County Charter Amendment and I urge my fellow voters in Clay County to do so as well!

A charter amendment on the ballot would remove the $37,000 cap on commissioner salaries in Clay County. firstcoastnews.com/article/n…