Florida amendment results: Find out what changes voters want made to the state constitution

Florida voters have the chance to vote on six changes to the state constitution. You’ve probably heard the most about Amendment 3 and Amendment 4 — certainly the most money was spent on those races. But voters also weighed in on enshrining in the constitution partisan school board elections, the right to fish and hunt, an exception to homestead exemptions and repealing the requirement for public campaign financing.
A reminder: Ballot amendments must receive 60% of the vote in order to pass. Here’s how the races are going:

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This article appears in Oct 30 – Nov 5, 2024.