Federal, Florida and verified Monroe policy affecting the ballot context.
Extends major 2017 tax provisions, changes Medicaid/SNAP eligibility and funding, and adds defense and border-security spending.
CBO allocates taxes, transfers and spending effects across income groups for 2026–2034.
Directs faster environmental/permitting processes, federal-site access and potential financing for qualifying data-center and component projects.
Calls for a DOJ AI-litigation task force, review of state AI laws, possible grant conditions and a proposed national framework.
Proposes child protections, anti-fraud measures, creator/likeness protections, AI training, innovation support and preemption of some state AI rules.
Calls on participating tech companies to fund their data centers' power generation and grid upgrades instead of shifting those costs to households.
Directs broader immigration enforcement, detention capacity, federal task forces and expanded cooperation with consenting state/local agencies through 287(g) agreements.
Directs border barriers, personnel, detention and removals, federal/state partnerships and changes to border-entry policies within asserted legal authority.
Raises qualifying non-school homestead exemptions, lowers non-homestead assessment-growth caps and restricts county/municipal property-tax uses.
Raises reserve-fund ceiling from 10% to 25% of general revenue, requires annual transfers up to $750 million subject to exceptions, and permits withdrawals for critical needs.
Exempts qualifying tangible personal property located on agricultural land, used for agriculture/agritourism and owned by the landowner or leaseholder.
Addresses qualifying large-load service costs, nonpayment risk, water-related conditions and local land-use authority. Qualifying loads generally begin at 50 MW.
Changes local property-tax rate approval rules relative to the rolled-back rate. The rolled-back rate itself can adjust when the taxable base changes.