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Sindicatos de policías y bomberos de Florida se oponen a la reducción del impuesto a la propiedad

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By Ryan Gillespie Verified
| Centro Tampa Verified
Uno de los sindicatos más grandes que representa a los agentes de policía en Florida dijo el viernes 24 de julio que se opondría a la Enmienda 3, la iniciativa electoral destinada a comenzar a reducir los impuestos a la propiedad .
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Quicker bus service and expanding SunRail: How Orange County’s next mayor will fix transit Original

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By Ryan Gillespie Verified
| Orlando Sentinel Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Buses in Orange County take too long to get people to work, the region’s commuter rail line doesn’t go to the airport or run nights and weekends, and residents from Maitland to Hunter’s Creek complain about time spent stopped in traffic on roads and highways. The four candidates for Orange County Mayor agree that transportation systems here need work, and all believe they have the plan to fix them.
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Poll finds wording of Florida property tax amendment could set its fate

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By Ryan Gillespie Verified
| Macomb Daily Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... A new poll released this month shows the fate of the proposed constitutional amendment to roll back property taxes on primary homes could be determined by how it’s pitched to voters — and suggests certain arguments could imperil its passage.
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