Florida votes Nov. 3 as Amendment 3 targets property taxes
Residents cast ballots for governor, U.S. Senate, and local offices, with a constitutional amendment poised to alter housing costs in Osceola and Orange counties.
By Julian Reed ·
Florida residents cast their ballots on Tuesday, Nov. 3, with polls open from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. The midterms will shape the state’s political direction for the next four years. Real-time results begin streaming at 7:00 p.m.
The ballot features three constitutional amendments, including Amendment 3. This proposal could eliminate property taxes for many homeowners. It may also affect funding for public schools in Osceola County.
Voters select a new governor and a candidate in a special U.S. Senate race. Two federal House seats are also up for grabs. Local contests include the mayoral race in Orange County. Osceola and Orange counties hold elections for county commissioners.
The Osceola County School Board faces a vote as well. In Volusia and Seminole counties, residents decide on local matters. Telemundo 31 tracks these races to provide updates for the Hispanic community.
Election officials report that the governor’s race and the Senate special election draw the most attention. The outcome of Amendment 3 will directly impact household finances. Candidates in Orange and Osceola counties are preparing for post-election statements.
Source: WTMO-CD
