A look at 6 Florida Constitutional Amendments on your ballot

A guide to Florida’s 6 constitutional amendments on the ballot
In addition to voting on candidates, Florida voters will also get the opportunity to decide on six constitutional amendments that will appear on your ballot. Below, we have outlined what each amendment would do, why supporters back the amendment, and why detractors oppose it.
With pot and abortion on ballots, these 2 Florida amendments get less attention
While money has poured into campaigns over Amendments 3 and 4, there has been less attention, including polling, on other amendments.
Florida Amendments 2024: How to vote on Amendment 5, according to 6 Florida newspapers
Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2024. Do you know what Amendment 5 — the homestead exemption amendment — means and whether you'll vote "yes" or "no"?
What’s on Florida’s 2024 ballot?: A complete guide to the six proposed state amendments
As Floridians head to the polls this fall, they will face six critical amendments that could reshape the state’s future. Action News Jax has created a voter guide for each proposed amendment, providing insights from both supporters and opponents to help you decide.
Florida’s six constitutional amendments on the November ballot, explained
Whether a voter lives in Pensacola, Ocala or Key West, everyone who heads to the voting booth (or submits their ballot by mail) in the Sunshine State this fall will have six questions they’ll have to answer.
Florida's 2024 constitutional amendments: What voters need to know
This year, there's several proposed constitutional amendments, which Floridians must approve by at least 60% to become law of the land.
Florida's 6 amendments on the ballot Nov. 5: Here's what to know
During Florida's general election in November, voters will be able to cast their vote on six different amendments.
Voters Default on Florida Amendments Should be 'No', Says DeSantis
At his third anti-abortion campaign stop in two days, Gov. Ron DeSantis told Floridians that their default vote on proposed amendments should always be "no" u
Florida amendments 2024 guide: School board elections; abortion; recreational marijuana
On Nov. 5 election, Florida votes on controversial amendments including abortion (Amendment 4), recreational weed (Amendment 3) and school board elections.
Quick guide to all 6 amendments on Florida ballot. Here's what your yes or no vote will do
Voting no: Leaves abortions illegal in Florida after 6 weeks unless two physicians are willing to state that the pregnant person would die without one. Voting yes: Ties part of homestead property exemptions to inflation rates, could reduce revenue for local governments.
Election 2024: The 6 amendments on Florida ballots in November
Florida voters will decide on six proposed amendments in the November elections, including partisan school board member elections, recreational marijuana, abortion, homestead, and campaign financing.
The DeSanti take anti-amendment push all over Florida
Gov. Ron DeSantis and Florida first lady Casey DeSantis have spent the first week of early voting crisscrossing the state to urge Floridians to oppose constitutional amendments on marijuana and ...
Should Florida Supreme Court justices Francis, Sasso be retained? What to know about them
In a lawsuit filed against Francis’ appointment, State Rep. Geraldine Thompson, D-Windermere, argued that she was unqualified ...
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Florida Early Voting Surges To 2.82 Million With Republicans Leading Democrats
As of Thursday morning, nearly 2.82 million Floridians had cast their ballots in the upcoming November 5 elections, up from ...