Florida ballot proposals
12-1 is a yes vote to end Obamacare for the State
12-2 Veterans Disabled Due to Combat Injury; Homestead Property Tax Discount
12-3 a change to 'State Government Revenue Limitation'
12-4 Property Tax Limitation; Property Value Decline; Reduction for Non-Homestead Assessment Increases; Delay of Scheduled Repeal(cut property taxes)
12-5 Change to 'State Court' ruling_ A vote YES on Amendment 5 would:
• Require the Florida Senate to vote to confirm
or reject a gubernatorial appointment to the state
Supreme Court
• Allow the Legislature to repeal statewide judicial rules
adopted by the Supreme Court by a simple majority
vote instead of a two-thirds vote
• Expand the ability of the state House of
Representatives to review confidential files about
judges, even if they are not being considered for
impeachment
12-6 Prohibition on Public Funding of
Abortions; Construction of Abortion
Rights
12-7 (Removed)
12-8 Religious Freedom - A vote YES on Amendment 8 would:
• Repeal the “no aid” provision in the Florida
Constitution and allow public money to go to private
religious institutions
• Allow the expansion of Florida’s school voucher
program to religious institutions and could result in
money being directed to private religious schools at
the expense of public schools
• Allow for a greater number of religious programs
to be supported by taxpayer funding
12-9Homestead Property Tax Exemption for Surviving Spouse of Military Veteran or First Responder
12-10 Tangible Personal Property Tax Exemption - A vote YES for Amendment 10 would:
• Double the tax exemption on tangible personal
property
• Allow cities and counties to grant additional
tangible personal property tax exemptions
• Reduce local property tax revenues across the
state by an estimated $61 million combined over the
first three years it is implemented
12-11 Additional Homestead Exemption; LowIncome Seniors Who Maintain LongTerm Residency on Property; Equal to Assessed Value
12-12 Appointment of Student Body President to Board of Governors of the State University System
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