Voters said that some of the wording is complicated.
TUCKER, Ga. — Whether you vote early or on Election Day, you need to know what’s on your ballot.
However, the presidential race isn’t the only bubble you need to fill.
We’ve been hearing from Georgia voters that some of the wording on the ballot is a bit confusing.
Poulos said there are resolutions on the ballet that can affect your wallet.
“Obviously, a lot of people vote with their pocketbook. And these are all pertaining, more so, to financial tax matters,” he said.
One example should look something like this:
Provides for a general law state-wide homestead exemption that may differentiate among political subdivisions.
House Resolution No. 1022
Ga. L. 2024, p. 1191
“Shall the Constitution of Georgia be amended so as to authorize the General Assembly to provide by general law for a state-wide homestead exemption that serves to limit increases in the assessed value of homesteads, but which any county, consolidated government, municipality, or …