Tennessee Amendment Two (2006)
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Constitutional Amendment 2 is an amendment in Tennessee, where it was approved. It would allow, but not require, the legislature to implement a program of property tax relief for persons 65 years or older.[1]
- Yes: 1,361,682 (83%)
- No: 278,130 (17%)
Campaign finance
Donors for the campaign for the measure:
- Family Action of Tennessee: $210,393
- Realmarriage.org: $74,631
- Focus on the Family Marriage Amendment Committee: $13,715
- Calvary Baptist Church: $540
- Total: $299,279
Donors for the campaign against the measure:
- Fairness Campaign: $158,814
- Total: $158,814
- Overall Total: $458,094
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