Ballot Measures

This page collects the 100 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Ballot Measures”. Coverage spans news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Property Tax, Elections, and Florida Politics.

1. Mon, Sep 141 item
   1. Local governments and nonprofits oppose property tax relief ballot measureLocal governments and nonprofit organizations are opposing a property tax relief ballot measure due to projected massive revenue losses. The opposition warns of devastating impacts on local public serMiami-Dade County
2. Thu, Sep 102 items
   1. Florida Realtors invest $10 million into political committee backing Amendment 3 property tax cutThe Florida Realtors trade group contributed $10 million last week to the political committee Yes On 3 to support Amendment 3, a property tax cut measure on the November ballot. The amendment proposesHillsborough County
   2. Florida Realtors pumps $10 million into Amendment 3 property tax cut campaignHillsborough County
3. Tue, Sep 11 item
   1. 1000 Friends of Florida maintains opposition to Amendment 3 property tax measureThe advocacy group 1000 Friends of Florida has reaffirmed its opposition to Amendment 3, a property tax measure appearing on the November 2026 ballot. This follows a Leon County court ruling that deteMiami-Dade County2 reports
4. Tue, Aug 251 item
   1. Voters in six states to decide on voter ID ballot measures this yearVoters in at least six states will decide on ballot measures regarding voter identification requirements this year, marking the highest number of such measures in a single year. These proposals range San Diego County
5. Mon, Aug 241 item
   1. Oklahoma voters to decide primary runoff candidates and constitutional voter ID requirementOklahoma voters will head to the polls on Tuesday to select nominees for governor and U.S. Senate in primary runoff elections. Additionally, voters will decide on two statewide ballot measures, one ofMiami-Dade County2 reports
6. Wed, Aug 192 items
   1. Alaska voters approve campaign contribution limits as Senate and House candidates advance to general electionAlaska voters approved a ballot measure to reimpose campaign contribution limits, while Republican Senator Dan Sullivan and Democratic former Representative Mary Peltola moved forward to the general eMiami-Dade County
   2. Sen. Dan Sullivan and Mary Peltola advance to November general election for Alaska U.S. Senate seatMiami-Dade County

1. 01David Frankperson10 mentions
2. 02James Uthmeierperson7 mentions
3. 03Ron DeSantisperson7 mentions
4. 04Donald Trumpperson5 mentions
5. 05Jeff Brandesperson3 mentions
6. 06Edie Ousleyperson3 mentions
7. 07David Frankperson3 mentions
8. 08Mike Dunleavyperson3 mentions
9. 09Florida Democratic Partyorganization3 mentions
10. 10Daniel J. Sullivan Jr.person3 mentions