There are no negative consequences to voting NO on Amendment 3. Everything in Florida will stay the same – and the state legislature and your local officials are still able to change policies as needed, because updating legislation is much easier than changing a constitutional amendment. But as Florida... First Lady Casey DeSantis warns: the consequences of voting yes on Amendment 3 would be fatal. Amendment 3 would empower the black market and dangerous drug dealers, exacerbating the issues with illicit drugs we already see in Florida. We saw it happen in Colorado and California. Don't let Florida be next. #VoteNoOn3show more

Why don’t they update the legislation and legalize it before the election then?

This Amendment does not allow citizens to grow their own weed for personal use. It is a corporate power grab.

I’m a hard YES on amendment 3. Weed > Alcohol

#VoteNoOn3 for Fines, Felonies, and Forfeitures👉 Last year, prosecutors filed 16,000 charges against people in Florida for possession of small amounts of marijuana, the Tampa Bay Times reported in July.

Vote yes.

They're lying. Vote yes

Spare me. The legislature had plenty of time to make it legal. They haven't, so we the people took matters into our own hands. If they cared about this issue, they would have made some laws last session. They knew this amendment was coming.

Except they haven't and they won't - they WANT it to be illegal because "the smell" or "we don't like the way they design their storefronts". Meanwhile, everyone else wants to take away power from the government that it has historically abused.

well, it is a cash cow for the state. If it passes, Florida won't be able to trap the poor into the 'system'. Do you know what the 'system' is? You don't want to fall into that trap without the financial means to defend yourself. Vote yes on 3, no on 4.

Floridian should vote yes. If cigarettes are legal, MJ should also be legal