Could a statewide property tax tie the state's hands on taxing corporations in the future? Here's who's for and against Amendment 2 ...
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In Florida, Amendment 2 could wipe out farm equipment taxes, hitting rural governments hardest
"This is especially true if Amendment 3 is also approved by voters." ...
Two podcasters dug into how the famously liberal Colorado earned the nickname the Hate State after residents voted to make it ...
Collier County missed the state deadline to approve a private golf club, potentially forcing a restart of the entire ...
Employee and community letters call for Bay-specific research before further cuts threaten jobs and local economiesREEDVILLE, VA / ACCESS Newswire / October 27, 2026 / A total of 1,267 menhaden ...
In Florida, Amendment 3 will appear on the November ballot. If voters approve the state constitutional amendment, it would ...
A doctor writes a guide to the seven health issues voters care about most in the 2026 midterms, from health costs and ACA premiums to Medicaid, fraud and abortion.
A doctor writes a guide to the seven health issues voters care about most in the 2026 midterms, from health costs and ACA ...
Public pushback over municipal police drones is boiling over across California, turning routine local policy hearings into ...
LANSING — Michiganders will decide in the Nov. 3 general election whether to rewrite the Michigan Constitution and limit ...
Does it curtail tax hikes or empower corporate interests? Here's what you need to know before you cast your vote.
North Carolina voters are considering three proposed constitutional amendments on their ballots dealing with voter photo ID requirements, state income tax rate caps, and local property tax limits.
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