Florida voters will decide three proposed amendments to the state constitution in the upcoming general election. Each amendment requires at least 60% voter approval to pass and would affect between 10% and 25% of general revenue collections, creating new rules for transferring and withdrawing state funds for critical needs.
The ballot will list the three measures, and the required supermajority means they must receive at least 60% of votes to be adopted. The proposals would modify how state funds are handled, potentially impacting a portion of the state's general revenue ranging from 10% to 25%.