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Amendment 3 could shift property-tax costs onto Florida renters, report warns (opens the original)
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — A tax break for Florida homeowners could bring a bigger bill for renters next door, according to a new report examining Amendment 3. The report released by the Florida Housing Coalition estimates that if local governments raise property-tax rates to replace revenue lost under the amendment, annual taxes would increase by an average of $406 per apartment and $1,081 per single-family rental home in 2028. Watch more from Forrest Saunders on the report Much of that expense could
Florida GOP redraw faces new questions as Democrats defend Castor and ratings shift (opens the original)
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — National Democrats are spending to defend U.S. Rep. Kathy Castor as seven Florida congressional races shift toward their party in new ratings, renewing debate over whether Republicans’ mid-decade redraw will deliver its intended gains. The map targeted as many as four additional Republican seats. Democrats have called it a potential “dummymander” — a partisan redraw that backfires on the party that designed it. WATCH: Florida GOP redraw faces new questions as Democrats defend
Jolly rules out debates with Donalds, setting off new clash in Florida governor’s race (opens the original)
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Democrat David Jolly says he will not debate Republican Byron Donalds before the Nov. 3 election, leaving Florida's two major-party nominees for governor arguing over why they have yet to share a stage. Jolly announced his decision Sunday, accusing Donalds of acting in bad faith and arguing that a debate would deepen political division. Donalds says Jolly is avoiding scrutiny of his property insurance proposal and other policies. WATCH BELOW: Jolly rules out debates with Dona
Gov. DeSantis, sheriffs clash over Amendment 3 as poll shows support below passage threshold (opens the original)
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Florida's property-tax fight is putting Gov. Ron DeSantis and law enforcement leaders on opposite sides, with supporters promising relief for homeowners and opponents warning that local services could pay the price. With a little more than six weeks until Election Day, a St. Pete Polls survey shows about 45% support for Amendment 3, roughly 30% opposition and nearly a quarter of voters undecided. Florida constitutional amendments require at least 60% approval to pass. WATCH H
Florida adopts classroom AI rules requiring parental permission (opens the original)
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Artificial intelligence is getting a permission slip in Florida’s public school classrooms. Under rules approved Wednesday by the State Board of Education, parents will have to opt in before public and charter school students interact directly with AI instructional tools. Students whose families decline must receive a comparable alternative without AI. WATCH BELOW: Florida adopts classroom AI rules Public school districts and charter schools have until July 1, 2027, to adopt
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