Commentary
On June 2, after a two-day special session, the Florida Legislature did something most statehouses only talk about: it voted to put a sweeping property tax cut before the voters. The House approved the proposed constitutional amendment 75-26, and the Senate 30-9. In November, Floridians will decide whether to write it into their constitution, which is a step that requires 60 percent approval, a deliberately high bar. They can easily clear it.
