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Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has submitted an updated version of the property tax amendment that is set to appear on November’s ballot, and Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer took aim at the amendment in his State of the City address.
Our top story: Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has submitted an updated version of the property tax amendment that is set to appear on November’s ballot.
The re-write was ordered by a judge, who deemed the original title and summary were misleading and akin to a political slogan.
Spectrum News Political Reporter Jason Delgado has more on the changes — and the path forward for property tax reform. Use the video player above to watch the report.
Yet another local leader voiced their concerns about Amendment 3 on Friday.
That was Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer, speaking during his annual State of the City Address.
In his comments, he stated that property taxes cost Orlando property owners about $7 a day, and help fund crucial services.
To read more about what he had to say during his speech, click here.
Political Connections Florida August 14 2026 – Spectrum Bay News 9
