Daily Market Updates: Florida votes on Amendment 3 property tax cuts

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Florida votes on Amendment 3 property tax cuts

If Amendment 3 passes, it could spur other states to pursue similar property tax reductions.

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Florida voters are deciding whether to approve Amendment 3, a ballot measure that would cut property taxes, according to MarketWatch.

MarketWatch reports that the amendment’s passage could create momentum for similar efforts in other states that are seeking to reduce property taxes.

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MarketWatchFlorida is voting on whether to slash property taxes. Here’s who it would benefit , and hurt.

MarketWatchFlorida is voting on whether to slash property taxes. Here’s who it would benefit , and hurt.

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