Florida ballot initiatives

A ballot proposal that would have enshrined abortion rights in the Florida Constitution failed Tuesday.

A circuit judge refused to block the Florida Agency for Health Administration from disseminating what critics call “misinformation.”

An attorney alleges that top Florida officials have improperly tried to interfere with a November referendum on abortion rights.

The AHCA government website says things like, “Current Florida Law Protects Women, Amendment 4 Threatens Women’s Safety.”

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis contends additional steps could be needed on top of stringent requirements for gathering petition signatures,

The Floridians Protecting Freedom committee, says Legislative leaders did not have authority to direct a state panel to revise the statement.

Florida Sheriffs Association and Florida Police Chiefs Association oppose a proposed constitutional amendment on recreational marijuana use.

Gov. Ron DeSantis and state Republican leaders spearheaded controversial revisions in the financial impact statement.

The Smart & Safe Florida political committee is leading efforts to pass a recreational marijuana initiative on Florida's November ballot.

The court says the case is moot because the financial impact statement was revised last week.

The Floridians Protecting Freedom committee also spent $106,913 during the week-long period.

A state panel revamped a financial impact statement that will be on the ballot with a proposed constitutional amendment on abortion rights.