AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoProperty Tax Stakes: Florida voters face Amendment 3, which would sharply raise the homestead exemption. Homeowners could save thousands, but local leaders warn cities and counties may lose billions and cut services. Public School Funding: Five state-funded charter schools paid more than $30 million over four years to companies run by Erika Donalds, wife of gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds; one company is projected to receive $15.7 million in fees over two school years. Election Oversight: Reports of immigration agents near Florida early-voting sites prompted election officials to alert the FBI, while experts say viral videos of machines selecting the wrong candidate usually reflect touch or calibration issues—not fraud. Local Accountability: Kissimmee Mayor Jackie Espinosa was fined $2,000 by the state ethics commission in a joint agreement. Public Funds: A Pompano Beach woman was convicted of taking more than $152,000 in her deceased great-aunt’s Social Security benefits over nearly six years.
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