Constitutional Amendments

Ballot measure results for Florida constitutional amendments: Amendment 1 requires partisan elections for school boards; Amendment 2 creates a constitutional right to hunt and fish; Amendment 3 legalizes recreational marijuana; Amendment 4 creates a constitutional right to abortion; Amendment 5 adjusts home property tax exemption for inflation; and Amendment 6 repeals public financing for political campaigns.

This election Florida voters will decide whether marijuana should be available to millions more, allowing anyone age 21 or older to get and use marijuana without a prescription.

Amendment 2 is largely backed by hunting and fishing groups and charter captains. Amendment 2 is opposed by environmental groups. Some homeowners are worried about increased trespassing

With the state Supreme Court this week signing off on ballot initiatives about abortion rights and recreational use of marijuana, Floridians in November will vote on six proposed constitutional amendments.

A group of about 50 people who had been attending a Christian conference in Fort Myers came to the FGCU campus to share their religious fervor but ran up against a decidedly uninterested audience of students.

A constitutional amendment took effect, Tuesday, that automatically restores the voting rights of some 1.4 million Florida residents with past felony…

Voters in Florida are being asked to decide on 12 amendments to the state’s constitution during this year's General Election on Tuesday, November 6. Three…

According to a University of Pennsylvania Annenburg Public Policy Center study, in which more than a thousand adults were surveyed late last year, 37% did…

More than 70 percent of Florida voters approved a constitutional amendment last year to extend property tax exemptions to homes and businesses installing…

Every 20 years, a 37-person commission comes up with a list of amendments to the Florida Constitution. The next cohort of the Constitutional Revision...