Inside the Square | Mark Mink Segment 1

⁣There will be 6 proposed amendments to the Florida Constitution on the ballot this November.


Of Florida’s current 13,564,035 registered voters, those who exercise their right to vote will have the final say on which are approved.

While most states require a simple majority for approval, Florida requires a 60% super-majority for proposed changes to our constitution to go into effect.

Many voters often express frustration with not understanding the details surrounding certain proposed amendments, or the unanticipated consequences of their approval.

This site is dedicated to one of them...Amendment 4.