Florida to Vote on Key Constitutional Amendments Including Recreational Marijuana

The Supreme Court approves the ballot, setting the stage for a pivotal decision on recreational cannabis and other significant issues.

Floridians will vote in November on six proposed constitutional amendments, including measures on abortion rights, recreational marijuana, and more.
The Supreme Court approved the recreational marijuana amendment for the ballot, despite opposition from Governor Ron DeSantis and other politicians.
If passed, the marijuana amendment would allow adults 21 and older to possess, purchase, or use marijuana for non-medical personal consumption.
Supporters and opponents of the marijuana amendment have expressed their views, with significant funding backing the proposal.
Other amendments on the ballot address issues such as property taxes, campaign funding, and school board elections.