State Constitution Saturday: South Dakota
#StateConstitutionSaturday ?❤️??⭐ This week’s state constitution is South Dakota’s: https://sdlegislature.gov/Constitution
God in the South Carolina Constitution
Separation of church & state or God in the Constitution? South Carolina’s Constitution specifically acknowledges God (3 times), our Lord (3 times), and the Supreme Being (5 times). The people of SC are so “grateful to God for our liberties,” that they’ve included important qualifications for various offices:
Art 4, § 2. Qualifications of Governor. No person shall be eligible to the office of Governor who denies the existence of the Supreme Being
Art 6, § 2. Person denying existence of Supreme Being not to hold office. No person who denies the existence of the Supreme Being shall hold any office under this Constitution.
Art 17, § 4. Supreme Being. No person who denies the existence of a Supreme Being shall hold any office under this Constitution.
State Constitution Saturday: South Carolina
#StateConstitutionSaturday ?❤️??⭐ This week’s state constitution is South Carolina’s: https://www.scstatehouse.gov/scconstitution/scconst.php
God in the Rhode Island Constitution
Separation of church & state or God in the Constitution? Rhode Island’s Constitution specifically acknowledges God, the Almighty, and our Blessings (which come from God). RI’s Constitution begins like many: “We, the people of the State of Rhode Island , grateful to Almighty God for the civil and religious liberty which He hath so long permitted us to enjoy, and looking to Him for a blessing upon our endeavors to secure and to transmit the same, unimpaired, to succeeding generations, do ordain and establish this Constitution of government.” But it has a sobering truth unstated in any other state constitution: “Almighty God hath created the mind free.” Art 1, Sec 3.
State Constitution Saturday: Rhode Island
#StateConstitutionSaturday ?❤️??⭐ This week’s state constitution is Rhode Island’s: https://www.rilegislature.gov/riconstitution/Constitution/ConstFull.aspx
The TRUTH about Florida Proposal 3! BIG Changes to Property Taxes? | 2026 Ballot | S5E97
Watch The TRUTH about Florida Proposal 3! BIG Changes to Property Taxes? | 2026 Ballot | S5E97 at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u5CzkaAi6aU
What is Florida Proposal 3—and what would it actually change about property taxes?
In this short presentation, Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry explains Florida Proposal 3, a proposed constitutional amendment appearing on the 2026 Florida ballot.
Proposal 3 would make several changes to Florida’s property-tax provisions, including increasing the homestead exemption for certain non-school taxes, reducing the annual assessment-increase cap for certain non-homestead property from 10% to 5%, and establishing constitutional requirements concerning how counties and municipalities may use property-tax revenue. The proposed changes would take effect January 1, 2027.
In this video:
What Florida Proposal 3 is
How the proposed homestead exemption would change
The proposed change to the non-homestead assessment cap
What the proposal says about the use of property-tax revenue
When the proposed changes would take effect
What voters should understand before encountering this proposal on the ballot
This video is part of Katherine Henry’s 2026 Ballot Proposals Explained educational series. Full video of event available at: https://youtu.be/oJ2TtPruNko
📍 Presented at: Port Orange Christian Church
📅 September 18, 2026
🎤 Presented by: Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry
🤝 Hosted by: Republican Liberty Caucus of Daytona Beach
The purpose of this presentation is civic education—to explain the proposed constitutional amendment so viewers can understand what it says and make their own informed decisions.
Learn what is actually on your ballot. Know before you vote.
#Florida #FloridaBallot #FloridaProposal3 #2026Election #PropertyTaxes #HomesteadExemption #Constitution #CivicEducation #KatherineHenry #KnowBeforeYouVote
God in the Pennsylvania Constitution
Separation of church & state or God in the Constitution? Pennsylvania’s Constitution specifically acknowledges God, the Almighty, and our Blessings (which come from God). PA takes a traditional route in their Preamble: WE, the people of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, grateful to Almighty God for the blessings of civil and religious liberty, and humbly invoking His guidance, do ordain and establish this Constitution. But, they take the Almighty and His acknowledgement seriously, as seen in Art 1, § 4. Religion. “No person who acknowledges the being of a God and a future state of rewards and punishments shall, on account of his religious sentiments, be disqualified to hold any office or place of trust or profit under this Commonwealth.”
The TRUTH about Florida Proposal 3! BIG Changes to Property Taxes? | 2026 Ballot | S5E97
What is Florida Proposal 3—and what would it actually change about property taxes?
In this short presentation, Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry explains Florida Proposal 3, a proposed constitutional amendment appearing on the 2026 Florida ballot.
Proposal 3 would make several changes to Florida’s property-tax provisions, including increasing the homestead exemption for certain non-school taxes, reducing the annual assessment-increase cap for certain non-homestead property from 10% to 5%, and establishing constitutional requirements concerning how counties and municipalities may use property-tax revenue. The proposed changes would take effect January 1, 2027.
In this video:
What Florida Proposal 3 is
How the proposed homestead exemption would change
The proposed change to the non-homestead assessment cap
What the proposal says about the use of property-tax revenue
When the proposed changes would take effect
What voters should understand before encountering this proposal on the ballot
This video is part of Katherine Henry’s 2026 Ballot Proposals Explained educational series. Full video of event available at: https://youtu.be/oJ2TtPruNko
📍 Presented at: Port Orange Christian Church
📅 September 18, 2026
🎤 Presented by: Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry
🤝 Hosted by: Republican Liberty Caucus of Daytona Beach
The purpose of this presentation is civic education—to explain the proposed constitutional amendment so viewers can understand what it says and make their own informed decisions.
Learn what is actually on your ballot. Know before you vote.
#Florida #FloridaBallot #FloridaProposal3 #2026Election #PropertyTaxes #HomesteadExemption #Constitution #CivicEducation #KatherineHenry #KnowBeforeYouVote
State Constitution Saturday: Pennsylvania
#StateConstitutionSaturday ?❤️??⭐ This week’s state constitution is Pennsylvania’s: https://www.legis.state.pa.us/WU01/LI/LI/CT/HTM/00/00.HTM
Florida Proposal 2 EXPLAINED: Ag Property Tax Exemptions | 2026 Ballot | S5E96
Watch Florida Proposal 2 EXPLAINED: Ag Property Tax Exemptions | 2026 Ballot | S5E96 at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqgMueJIBhM
What is Florida Proposal 2—and how would it affect property taxes on certain agricultural property?
In this short presentation, Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry explains Florida Proposal 2, a proposed constitutional amendment appearing on the 2026 Florida ballot.
Proposal 2 would create a constitutional exemption from ad valorem taxation for certain tangible personal property that is habitually located or typically present on land classified as agricultural, when that property is used in the production of agricultural products or for agritourism activities and is owned by the landowner or leaseholder of the agricultural land. The amendment would first apply to tax years beginning January 1, 2027.
In this video, Katherine breaks down the proposal and explains what the proposed constitutional language would mean.
In this video:
What Florida Proposal 2 is
What “tangible personal property” means in this context
Which agricultural property the proposed exemption would cover
How the proposal relates to ad valorem property taxes
When the proposed change would take effect
This video is part of Katherine Henry’s 2026 Ballot Proposals Explained educational series. Full video at: https://youtu.be/oJ2TtPruNko
📍 Presented at: Port Orange Christian Church
📅 September 18, 2026
🎤 Presented by: Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry
🤝 Hosted by: Republican Liberty Caucus of Daytona Beach
The Florida Department of State identifies Proposal 2 as “Exemption of Tangible Personal Property on Agricultural Land from Taxation.”
Learn what is actually on your ballot. Know before you vote.
#Florida #FloridaBallot #FloridaProposal2 #2026Election #PropertyTaxes #Agriculture #Constitution #CivicEducation #KatherineHenry #KnowBeforeYouVote
Florida Proposal 2 EXPLAINED: Ag Property Tax Exemptions | 2026 Ballot | S5E96
What is Florida Proposal 2—and how would it affect property taxes on certain agricultural property?
In this short presentation, Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry explains Florida Proposal 2, a proposed constitutional amendment appearing on the 2026 Florida ballot.
Proposal 2 would create a constitutional exemption from ad valorem taxation for certain tangible personal property that is habitually located or typically present on land classified as agricultural, when that property is used in the production of agricultural products or for agritourism activities and is owned by the landowner or leaseholder of the agricultural land. The amendment would first apply to tax years beginning January 1, 2027.
In this video, Katherine breaks down the proposal and explains what the proposed constitutional language would mean.
In this video:
What Florida Proposal 2 is
What “tangible personal property” means in this context
Which agricultural property the proposed exemption would cover
How the proposal relates to ad valorem property taxes
When the proposed change would take effect
This video is part of Katherine Henry’s 2026 Ballot Proposals Explained educational series. Full video at: https://youtu.be/oJ2TtPruNko
📍 Presented at: Port Orange Christian Church
📅 September 18, 2026
🎤 Presented by: Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry
🤝 Hosted by: Republican Liberty Caucus of Daytona Beach
The Florida Department of State identifies Proposal 2 as “Exemption of Tangible Personal Property on Agricultural Land from Taxation.”
Learn what is actually on your ballot. Know before you vote.
#Florida #FloridaBallot #FloridaProposal2 #2026Election #PropertyTaxes #Agriculture #Constitution #CivicEducation #KatherineHenry #KnowBeforeYouVote
Florida Proposal 1 EXPLAINED: What Would It Change? | 2026 Ballot | S5E95
What is Florida Proposal 1—and what would it actually change?
In this short presentation, Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry explains Florida Proposal 1, the proposed constitutional amendment concerning the state’s Budget Stabilization Fund, which will appear on the 2026 Florida ballot.
The proposal would change the constitutional rules governing the amount that can be retained in the Budget Stabilization Fund, including increasing the maximum from 10% to 25% of general revenue collections. It also addresses annual transfers into the fund and circumstances under which the Legislature could withdraw money for critical state needs.
This video is an excerpt from Katherine Henry’s September 18, 2026 presentation at Port Orange Christian Church, hosted by the Republican Liberty Caucus of Daytona Beach. Full Video: https://youtu.be/oJ2TtPruNko
In this video:
What Florida Proposal 1 is
What the Budget Stabilization Fund does
What the proposed constitutional amendment would change
How the proposal would affect the constitutional rules governing the fund
What voters will see on the 2026 ballot
The purpose of this presentation is civic education—to explain the proposed amendment and provide information voters can use to make their own decisions.
📍 Presented at: Port Orange Christian Church
📅 September 18, 2026
🎤 Presented by: Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry
🤝 Hosted by: Republican Liberty Caucus of Daytona Beach
Florida’s official Department of State database identifies this measure as Ballot Proposal 1: Budget Stabilization Fund for the 2026 General Election.
#Florida #FloridaPolitics #2026Election #FloridaBallot #Proposal1 #BudgetStabilizationFund #CivicEducation #Constitution #KatherineHenry #KnowBeforeYouVote
Florida Proposal 1 EXPLAINED: What Would It Change? | 2026 Ballot | S5E95
Watch Florida Proposal 1 EXPLAINED: What Would It Change? | 2026 Ballot | S5E95 at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BzOaDqSHuKE
What is Florida Proposal 1—and what would it actually change?
In this short presentation, Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry explains Florida Proposal 1, the proposed constitutional amendment concerning the state’s Budget Stabilization Fund, which will appear on the 2026 Florida ballot.
The proposal would change the constitutional rules governing the amount that can be retained in the Budget Stabilization Fund, including increasing the maximum from 10% to 25% of general revenue collections. It also addresses annual transfers into the fund and circumstances under which the Legislature could withdraw money for critical state needs.
This video is an excerpt from Katherine Henry’s September 18, 2026 presentation at Port Orange Christian Church, hosted by the Republican Liberty Caucus of Daytona Beach. Full Video: https://youtu.be/oJ2TtPruNko
In this video:
What Florida Proposal 1 is
What the Budget Stabilization Fund does
What the proposed constitutional amendment would change
How the proposal would affect the constitutional rules governing the fund
What voters will see on the 2026 ballot
The purpose of this presentation is civic education—to explain the proposed amendment and provide information voters can use to make their own decisions.
📍 Presented at: Port Orange Christian Church
📅 September 18, 2026
🎤 Presented by: Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry
🤝 Hosted by: Republican Liberty Caucus of Daytona Beach
Florida’s official Department of State database identifies this measure as Ballot Proposal 1: Budget Stabilization Fund for the 2026 General Election.
#Florida #FloridaPolitics #2026Election #FloridaBallot #Proposal1 #BudgetStabilizationFund #CivicEducation #Constitution #KatherineHenry #KnowBeforeYouVote
What’s REALLY on Your 2026 Ballot? Florida & Volusia County Proposals Explained
What exactly will you be voting on in 2026?
In this presentation, Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry explains the three proposed Florida Constitutional Amendments and the five proposed Volusia County Charter Amendments appearing on the 2026 ballot.
Recorded September 18, 2026, at Port Orange Christian Church, this presentation was hosted by the Republican Liberty Caucus of Daytona Beach.
Katherine walks through each proposal and explains what the proposed changes would actually do, so voters can better understand the language they will encounter on their ballot.
In this presentation:
🇺🇸 Florida Constitutional Amendments 1–3
🏛️ Volusia County Charter Amendments 1–5
📜 What each proposal would change
🔎 How the proposed language works
🗳️ What voters will encounter on the ballot
⚖️ The constitutional and governmental issues involved
The goal is education—not telling you how to vote. Before casting your ballot, take the time to read the actual proposed language and make your own informed decision.
Katherine compiled all proposal info and links into one convenient PDF, available at RestoreFreedom.us/2026Amendments
Presented by:
Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry
Hosted by:
Republican Liberty Caucus of Daytona Beach
Recorded: September 18, 2026
Location: Port Orange Christian Church
#Florida #VolusiaCounty #2026Election #BallotAmendments #Constitution #CivicEducation #KatherineHenry #CitizenEngagement
What’s REALLY on Your 2026 Ballot? Florida & Volusia County Proposals Explained
Watch What’s REALLY on Your 2026 Ballot? Florida & Volusia County Proposals Explained at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ2TtPruNko
What exactly will you be voting on in 2026?
In this presentation, Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry explains the three proposed Florida Constitutional Amendments and the five proposed Volusia County Charter Amendments appearing on the 2026 ballot.
Recorded September 18, 2026, at Port Orange Christian Church, this presentation was hosted by the Republican Liberty Caucus of Daytona Beach.
Katherine walks through each proposal and explains what the proposed changes would actually do, so voters can better understand the language they will encounter on their ballot.
In this presentation:
🇺🇸 Florida Constitutional Amendments 1–3
🏛️ Volusia County Charter Amendments 1–5
📜 What each proposal would change
🔎 How the proposed language works
🗳️ What voters will encounter on the ballot
⚖️ The constitutional and governmental issues involved
The goal is education—not telling you how to vote. Before casting your ballot, take the time to read the actual proposed language and make your own informed decision.
Katherine compiled all proposal info and links into one convenient PDF, available at RestoreFreedom.us/2026.
Presented by:
Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry
Hosted by:
Republican Liberty Caucus of Daytona Beach
Recorded: September 18, 2026
Location: Port Orange Christian Church
#Florida #VolusiaCounty #2026Election #BallotAmendments #Constitution #CivicEducation #KatherineHenry #CitizenEngagement
God in the Oregon Constitution
Separation of church & state or God in the Constitution? Oregon’s Constitution specifically acknowledges our Almighty God. Near the beginning of the Oregon Declaration of Rights, it declares “Art 1, Section 2. Freedom of worship. All men shall be secure in the Natural right, to worship Almighty God according to the dictates of their own consciences.”
State Constitution Saturday: Oregon
#StateConstitutionSaturday ?❤️??⭐ This week’s state constitution is Oregon’s: https://www.oregonlegislature.gov/bills_laws/Pages/OrConst.aspx
God in the Oklahoma Constitution
Separation of church & state or God in the Constitution? Oklahoma’s Constitution specifically acknowledges our Almighty God, and our Blessings (which come from God). The Oklahoma Constitution begins: “Preamble. Invoking the guidance of Almighty God, in order to secure and perpetuate the blessing of liberty; to secure just and rightful government; to promote our mutual welfare and happiness, we, the people of the State of Oklahoma, do ordain and establish this Constitution.”
State Constitution Saturday: Oklahoma
#StateConstitutionSaturday ?❤️??⭐ This week’s state constitution is Oklahoma’s: https://www.oscn.net/applications/oscn/index.asp?ftdb=STOKCN&level=1
Constitutional Amendment Info – Open to the Public!
This November, we will have 3 proposed Florida Constitutional Amendments and 5 proposed Volusia County Charter Amendments on our ballot. On 9/18/26 from 6-8pm (doors open at 5:30) at Port Orange Christian Church, I am giving a presentation – open to the public – on what each of these proposed amendments would do. This document goes along with that presentation: RestoreFreedom.us/2026-constitution-charter-amendments/
Marijuana & Amendments! FL Constitution Series Part 12 – S5E90
Watch Marijuana & Amendments! FL Constitution Series Part 12 – S5E90 at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FI3y1nLRgs
Marijuana & Amendments! Important portions of Florida Constitution Art 10 §25 – Art 11
Marijuana & Amendments! FL Constitution Series Part 12 – S5E90
Marijuana & Amendments! Important portions of Florida Constitution Art 10 §25 – Art 11
Taxation & Misc! FL Constitution Series Part 11 – S5E89
Watch Taxation & Misc! FL Constitution Series Part 11 – S5E89 at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1UOKU1gJgcc
Taxation & Misc! Important portions of the FL Constitution Art 9 – Art 10 §24
God in the Ohio Constitution
Separation of church & state or God in the Constitution? Ohio’s Constitution specifically acknowledges our God, our Lord, and our Blessings (which come from God). The Ohio Constitution begins: Preamble. We, the people of the State of Ohio, grateful to Almighty God for our freedom, to secure its blessings and promote our common welfare, do establish this Constitution. And the people of Ohio also included a traditional right: Art 1, §7 All men have a natural and indefeasible right to worship Almighty God according to the dictates of their own conscience.
Taxation & Misc! FL Constitution Series Part 11 – S5E89
Taxation & Misc! Important portions of the FL Constitution Art 9 – Art 10 §24
