What are the amendment questions on the Georgia ballot and what do they really mean?

ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Georgia voters will decide three constitutional amendments on Nov. 3. We are breaking them down for you so you can understand what exactly they mean. Amendment 1 would double the acreage cap for the farm conservation tax break from 2,000 to 4,000 acres to preserve farmland; Amendment 2 would require all probate court judges — who handle wills, marriage licenses and gun permits — to be elected without party labels on the ballot; and Amendment 3 would let lawmakers dedicate existing fees to a protected Georgia Next Generation 911 Fund to upgrade the landline-era system for cellphone location tracking and text/video calls.RELATED: Explaining the Georgia amendments on midterm ballotsBallot Measure #1: Creating a Next Generation 911 fundWhat is the measure: This would dedicate funding to upgrade emergency services and 911 systems across the state. In the last legislative session, lawmakers approved an overhaul and modernization of the state’s emergency co