Florida constitutional amendments

For the third year in a row, Florida legislators want to make it more difficult to amend the state Constitution. Florida requires approval of 60 percent of voters to change the Constitution. Republicans want to raise the bar higher.

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The Florida legislature has started sending Governor Ron DeSantis bills to sign. The process has been delayed due to the coronavirus. DeSantis received…

It could soon become harder for regular people to amend the state’s constitution. Democratic Representatives are calling out their Republican colleagues…

Indigent felons can’t be required to pay fines and fees left over from their sentence before they can register to vote, according to a ruling from the…

A bill that could make it harder for citizens to amend the state constitution is moving forward. Republicans say it ensures voters know who’s behind the…

Backers of a state constitutional amendment proposal are trying to make it harder for the document to be changed. The plan has more than half the required…

Facing the possibility that Floridians could be asked next year to legalize recreational marijuana, a House panel on Tuesday turned to Oregon to learn…

Governor Ron Desantis is commending the legislature for making changes to how constitutional amendments can be put in front of voters. He says the old…

The Florida Supreme Court is weighing approval of ballot language for a proposed amendment that would deregulate and open up competition for…