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Amendment 2: Agricultural Tangible Personal Property Tax Exemption, Explained

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By Dawn Kitterman Verified, Francesca Tuckey, Mark Thomas Verified
| The Bradenton Times Verified
A proposed constitutional amendment on Florida voters' ballots this November would change how certain tangible personal property used in agriculture is treated under local property tax assessments. Amendment 2 would exempt qualifying equipment and other tangible personal property located on agricultural land and used in agricultural production or agritourism. Under current Florida law, taxpayers can receive an exemption on the first $25,000 of tangible personal property they report for taxation.
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Amendment 1: Budget Stabilization Fund, Explained

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By Dawn Kitterman Verified, Francesca Tuckey, Mark Thomas Verified
| The Bradenton Times Verified
This November, Florida voters will be asked whether the state should expand the amount of money it can set aside in its Budget Stabilization Fund—commonly referred to as its “rainy day” fund. Amendment 1 would change the state Constitution to allow the fund to grow to a larger percentage of annual general revenue and would establish the process for adding money to or withdrawing it from the fund each year.
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Manatee County School Board Notes: 9/8/26

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By Dawn Kitterman Verified, Francesca Tuckey, Mark Thomas Verified
| The Bradenton Times Verified
The League of Women Voters of Manatee County Education Issues Committee observes the Manatee County School Board meetings for items of interest to citizens and the League and notes adherence, or lack of adherence, to good governance procedures and the sunshine laws. The following are the major points from the school board meeting on 9/8/26. Chair Spray called the meeting to order at 5:30 p.m. She asked for a moment of silence for the 25th anniversary of 9/11.
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