DeSantis Threatens Summer Special Session on Florida Property-Tax Amendment
He aims to put the question on the November 2026 ballot with voter-ready language.
Overview
- The governor said he could summon lawmakers in July or August 2026 during the Republican primaries if the measure stalls in the Regular Session.
- He reiterated that he wants voters to decide the future of the property tax through a statewide amendment in November 2026.
- DeSantis said his office is developing fiscal models and draft wording, promising details in due time.
- He emphasized that success hinges on simple, clear ballot text and on making the numbers work.
- The House has a Select Committee studying options while the Senate has no counterpart, as DeSantis and CFO Blaise Ingoglia continue a statewide efficiency tour criticizing local spending.