Recreational marijuana Amendment 3 backers, DeSantis square off
DeSantis has pulled out all the stops to prevent the initiative, which appears as Amendment 3 on Tuesday's ballot, from reaching the 60% voter approval needed for constitutional amendments in Florida. The proposal would effectively decriminalize possession of up to 3 ounces of marijuana by adults ages 21 and over.
Gov. Ron DeSantis spent the day before the election holding press conferences to continue his bashing of the recreational ...
Almost 6 million Floridians voted in favor of Amendment 3. But Gov. Ron DeSantis flexed his executive authority in a ...
The proposal, Amendment 3, would require approval from 60% of voters to take effect. DeSantis has been voicing his ...
Earlier in this election season, polls showed Amendment 3 passing easily — but since DeSantis and his allies have been ...
DeSantis and opponents to Amendment 4 argued the ballot measure's authors are "lying" to Floridians, and words used, like ...
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DeSantis joins Escambia sheriff in Pensacola to push back against Amendment 3Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis appeared at the Escambia County Sheriff's Office Friday alongside Florida Surgeon General Joseph ...
At a meeting of the statewide council overseeing opioid settlement trust funds, a board member referenced published accounts ...
Amendment 3 would allow 21-year-olds to possess up to three ounces of marijuana or five grams in concentrated form. But ...
More than half of Florida voters approved of Amendment 3, but it did not reach the required 60 percent threshold to pass.
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