Florida Amendment 3 (2026) Fact Check

Official

True

Orlando's millage was 6.6500 from 2021 through 2025 while reported property-tax revenue rose overall.

DATADirectNumerical Fact1 — Minimal

Evidence

Claim as made

City millage remained 6.6500 from 2021 through 2025 while property-tax revenue rose overall.

Source occurrence

Speaker
Publisher: City of Orlando
Date and context: 2026-08-25 · FY 2025 PAFR tables, paraphrased by The Orlando Report.
Source locator: Property-tax millage and revenue history, FY 2021–FY 2025
Attribution: Paraphrase

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Proposition checked

Orlando's millage was 6.6500 from 2021 through 2025 while reported property-tax revenue rose overall.

Claim type: Numerical Fact. The occurrence above is marked as a paraphrase; this verdict evaluates the narrower proposition independently.

Evidence boundaries

What the evidence establishes

The PAFR reports 6.6500 City millage for 2021–2025 and higher property-tax revenue in 2025 than in 2021.

What the evidence does not establish

It does not show revenue increased every year or prove that property-value growth will offset Amendment 3.

Assumptions

The PAFR series uses comparable reported measures across the displayed years

Material omitted context

The 2023 reported revenue is below 2022, so the accurate statement is that revenue rose overall.

Assumption load

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1 — Minimal: Assumption load level 1
2 — Modeled: Assumption load level 2
3 — Behavioral: Assumption load level 3
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5 — Speculative: Assumption load level 5

Source documents

Checked date: 2026-08-26

Primary — City of Orlando 2025 Popular Annual Financial Report
City of Orlando · Locator: Property-tax millage and revenue history, FY 2021–FY 2025 · Accessed 2026-08-29
Official reported series

Revision history

Revision 2 · TrueChecked 2026-08-26Revision details
Reason for revision: Evidence-led re-review preserves the non-monotonic boundary.
Claim snapshot
City millage remained 6.6500 from 2021 through 2025 while property-tax revenue rose overall.
Attribution: Paraphrase
Speaker:
Publisher:
City of Orlando
Occurrence date:
2026-08-25
Context:
FY 2025 PAFR tables, paraphrased by The Orlando Report.
Locator:
Property-tax millage and revenue history, FY 2021–FY 2025
Open the occurrence snapshot source
Proposition snapshot
Orlando's millage was 6.6500 from 2021 through 2025 while reported property-tax revenue rose overall.
Numerical Fact · Official
Verdict
True
Evidence class
DATA
Evidence strength
Direct
Assumption load
1 — Minimal
What this revision establishes
The PAFR reports 6.6500 City millage for 2021–2025 and higher property-tax revenue in 2025 than in 2021.
What this revision does not establish
It does not show revenue increased every year or prove that property-value growth will offset Amendment 3.
Assumptions
- The PAFR series uses comparable reported measures across the displayed years
Material omitted context: The 2023 reported revenue is below 2022, so the accurate statement is that revenue rose overall.
Sources for this revision
1. Primary — City of Orlando 2025 Popular Annual Financial Report
  City of Orlando · Locator: Property-tax millage and revenue history, FY 2021–FY 2025 · Accessed 2026-08-29
  Official reported series
Revision 1 · TrueChecked 2026-08-25Revision details
Reason for revision: Backfilled from the legacy Focus Zone claim record.
Claim snapshot
City millage remained 6.6500 from 2021 through 2025 while property-tax revenue rose overall.
Attribution: Not Applicable
Speaker:
Publisher:
Occurrence date:
2026-08-25
Context:
Backfilled from the legacy Focus Zone claim record.
Locator:
Open the occurrence snapshot source
Proposition snapshot
City millage remained 6.6500 from 2021 through 2025 while property-tax revenue rose overall.
Opinion · Official
Verdict
True
Evidence class
OPINION
Evidence strength
Direct
Assumption load
0 — Direct
What this revision establishes
City millage remained 6.6500 from 2021 through 2025 while property-tax revenue rose overall.
What this revision does not establish
This legacy assessment does not establish more than its stored claim and notes; evidence-led re-review is pending.
Assumptions
No material assumptions recorded.
Material omitted context: Property tax history. 2023 revenue was lower than 2022; say rose overall, not every year
Sources for this revision
1. Supporting — City of Orlando 2025 Popular Annual Financial Report
  City of Orlando · Locator: Property tax history. 2023 revenue was lower than 2022; say rose overall, not every year · Accessed 2026-08-29
  Backfilled from the legacy source list.