Ballot Measure Allowing Next Governor To Pack the Florida Supreme Court Heads to Voters May 2, 2014 This week, the Florida House of Representatives signed-off on a proposed constitutional amendment that would allow the next governor to appoint three justices for the Florida Supreme Court. The measure now heads to voters for approval on the 2014 ballot.
Amendment 8 Would Lift Ban on Taxpayer Funding of Religious Groups October 19, 2012 Ashley Lopez: In the past, this ban has stopped widespread use of private and religious school vouchers in the state.
In Amendment 6 Campaign, Opponents Winning Fundraising Battle October 18, 2012 Ashley Lopez: Amendment 6 would prohibit public funding for abortions in the state.
Amendment 3 Would Restrain State Spending But Likely Result in Reduced Services October 17, 2012 Ashley Lopez: Supporters say Amendment 3 will keep government spending in check, while opponents worry about severe cuts to state government programs.
Behind the Story: FCIR’s Coverage of the Constitutional Amendments October 16, 2012 Trevor Aaronson: Through a partnership with a nonprofit political money tracker and eight of Florida’s NPR member stations, the Florida Center for Investigative Reporting is working to increase the availability of information about this year’s ballot measures.
State Lawmakers Sponsored This Year’s 11 Proposed Constitutional Amendments October 16, 2012 Ashley Lopez: In November, Floridians will decide the fate of 11 ballot measures.
