What’s At Stake When It Comes To Changing The Florida Constitution?

From the Florida Phoenix:

By Diane Rado

November 3, 2020

There are six proposed Constitutional Amendments on the ballot today. They are important to Floridians.

If you haven’t read much about them, or you are still not decided about a particular Amendment, please take a look at a series of stories the Florida Phoenix wrote this fall. We explained the issues and what’s at stake when it comes to changing the Florida Constitution.

Here are the six stories:

Amendment 1:

Amendment 1: $8.3 million and two words, for a “citizenship” issue that will likely confuse voters

Amendment 2:

Minimum wage or livable wage? Voters will decide about boosting FL’s minimum wage to $15 by 2026

Amendment 3:

Should all voters participate in the primaries regardless of political parties?

Amendment 4:

Dark money fuels effort to hinder FL citizens from changing Constitution — ‘It’s just the way it happened’

Amendment 5 & Amendment 6:

Homestead and veterans Amendments on smooth road toward approval

This story was originally published by the Florida Phoenix. For more stories from the Florida Phoenix, visit FloridaPhoenix.com.