Adding your name on this website tells the campaign that you support ending and replacing property tax. It also helps the movement communicate with supporters, organize county activity, and prepare people for future action.
That online action is not an official Florida constitutional initiative petition. It does not count toward ballot qualification, and it is not submitted to a Supervisor of Elections.
What an official petition requires
An official initiative petition must use the approved form and follow the requirements established by Florida law and election officials. Voters generally must complete and sign the official form, and the form must be submitted for verification through the proper election process.
The campaign will clearly identify any official form when it is available and will provide current instructions for printing, signing, and returning it. Always follow the instructions printed on the official form and published by the appropriate election authority.
Why both steps matter
The online supporter list helps build the movement. The official petition process is what can place a qualifying amendment before voters. Keeping that distinction clear protects supporters and keeps the campaign focused on the legal path to the ballot.