Money in Orlando news on Wednesday, October 14, 2026
In Money in Orlando on Wednesday, October 14, 2026: Amendment 3 polls, Orlando gas prices, and home sales. Also: Amendment 3 would put $2.2 billion in recurring Central Florida revenue at risk, per The Business Journals; An AIF-commissioned poll finds Amendment 3 lacks majority support among informed voters.
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- Amendment 3 would put $2.2 billion in recurring Central Florida revenue at risk, per The Business Journals.The Business Journals
- Polls on Florida's Amendment 3 property tax reduction differ widely, according to the Orlando Sentinel.Orlando Sentinel
- An AIF-commissioned poll finds Amendment 3 lacks majority support among informed voters.Florida Politics
- Winter Garden property tax signs show voters split on Amendment 3, WKMG reports.WKMG
- WFTV tracks how Orlando gas prices have changed over the past week.WFTV
- Existing home sales rose unexpectedly in September, according to a Newsradio WFLA Orlando report.Newsradio WFLA Orlando
- Higher gas and semiconductor prices likely pushed inflation up last month, WKMG reports.WKMG
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