Skip to content
Organization

Loading search…

Your ballot: 0/23

Research as of Oct. 24, 2026. Early voting runs through Nov. 1; Election Day is Nov. 3. Check your voter info at votehillsborough.gov

Florida Rising, Florida for All, MomsRising, Florida Voices for Health, Catalyst Miami, Florida Student Power, Pastors for Florida's Children

OrganizationProgressive lens

All people & organizations

About

Kind
Organization
Categories
Progressive & community organizing
Lens
Progressive lens

Listed together

The research lists these names as one entry. Names with their own profile are linked.

  • Florida Rising
  • Florida for All
  • MomsRising
  • Florida Voices for Health
  • Catalyst Miami
  • Florida Student Power
  • Pastors for Florida's Children

On this ballot

  • Amendment 3: Increased Homestead Exemption; Lower Cap on Increases in Non-Homestead Property Assessments
    Mark your ballot: Amendment 3: Increased Homestead Exemption; Lower Cap on Increases in Non-Homestead Property Assessments
    EditorialWhy Creative Loafing picks No
    • State economists estimate local governments would lose about $11.8 billion a year by 2031–32. Even police and firefighter unions urge a No.
    • It was rushed through a three-day special session, and a judge threw out the first ballot title and summary.
    • The Florida Realtors lobby has put millions behind it. CL calls it a distraction from property insurance, the real cost problem, and a hypocritical power grab that would leave cities begging Tallahassee for money.
    • CL notes that even some of the amendment's former champions now say they'll vote No.

    Ray Roa, Creative Loafing voting guide 2026: Florida's Constitutional Amendments

Where to vote