Vote Yes on this bill if you want counties to spend tourist development tax revenues without a fixed 40 percent advertising minimum, allowing more funds to be directed to infrastructure, beaches, facilities, lifeguards, and other authorized tourism‑relate

Organizations that support this bill may include county governments and commissions seeking greater budget flexibility, beach and infrastructure advocacy groups, and taxpayer or good‑government organizations skeptical of mandated advertising set‑asides.

Vote No on this bill if you want to keep a guaranteed share of tourist development taxes dedicated to promoting and advertising tourism, preserving stable marketing budgets for local tourism agencies.

Organizations that oppose this bill may include destination marketing organizations and convention and visitors bureaus, hotel and lodging associations, tourism attractions groups, and chambers of commerce that favor dedicated tourism advertising funds.