Voters face three constitutional questions in November election

Tennessee voters will encounter three significant constitutional amendment questions in the November election, with two focusing on changes in crime and punishment and one proposing to ban a state property tax. The Republican-led "Yes on 2" campaign is actively promoting the measure to prevent the state from imposing a property tax. This vote could have profound implications for the state's fiscal policies and criminal justice system, reflecting a broader national debate about crime, taxes, and state governance.