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Vote 2024 Amendments
Amendment 3 fails, which would have legalized recreational marijuana
Amendment 3 -- one of two amendments on the ballot put there by citizens, not lawmakers (the other being Amendment 4) -- failed Tuesday. If it had passed, recreational marijuana would be legal in Florida for adults over 21.
Amendment 4, limiting government interference with abortion, fails
Amendment 4 failed Tuesday, despite the majority of Florida voters saying “yes” on the ballot. A 60% supermajority vote is required to pass an amendment and only 57% voted yes.
Florida voters set to decide on Amendment 6: Public funding for state candidates at stake
As Florida voters prepare to cast their ballots in just a few days, they will be faced with six amendments, including Amendment 6, which proposes to provide public funding for candidates running for state office.
Florida abortion amendment ads make competing claims about minors. What’s true?
Millions of dollars in ads are trying to sway your vote on the abortion rights amendment on the November ballot.
Vote 2024: Amendment 4 explained
Amendment 4 is an abortion rights question. It would remove the government’s ability to block or delay the decision to end a pregnancy before the fetus is “viable” and/or to protect the life of the mother.
Vote 2024: Amendment 3 explained
Amendment 3 is one of two amendments on the ballot put there by citizens, not lawmakers (the other being Amendment 4). Its passage would make marijuana use legal for adults over 21, define the amounts, and define the business market for it.
VOTE 2024: Amendment 1 explained
Floridians will vote on six constitutional Amendments on the November ballot, including questions about abortion and marijuana use. Local 10 News This Week In South Florida Anchor Glenna Milberg separates facts from fiction, as she presents an explainer for Amendment 1.
VOTE 2024: Amendments 101 helps Florida voters to separate fact from fiction
Floridians will vote on six constitutional Amendments on the November ballot, including questions about abortion and marijuana use. Local 10′s Glenna Milberg separates facts from fiction as she presents “Amendments 101.”