Statewide ballot measure · Tuesday, November 3, 2026
Constitutional Amendment #2: State property tax
Attorney General's summary: This amendment adds text to Article II, section 28 of the Tennessee Constitution that prohibits the Legislature from imposing a State property tax on real, personal, or mixed property.
What a vote means
- A yes vote
- Official explanation: A “yes” vote is a vote to amend the Constitution and adopt the language in the proposed amendment. To pass, an amendment needs more yes votes than no votes, and its yes votes must be more than half of all votes cast in the governor's race (Tennessee Secretary of State).
- A no vote
- Official explanation: A “no” vote is a vote to keep the current language in the Constitution unchanged.
Sources
Measure summary
- 2026 Proposed Constitutional Amendments (ballot questions and Attorney General summaries) (Tennessee Secretary of State, Division of Elections, Public record)
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