Results of the six ballot amendments in Florida
All results are as of press time Wednesday, November 3, 2010. Results compiled from: http://enight.elections.myflorida.com/.
Amendment 1 Repeal of public campaign financing requirement
Failed because it didn’t reach the required 60% vote, with only 52% in favor.
Amendment 2 Homestead Ad Valorem Tax Credit For Deployed Military Personnel
Passed with 78% of the vote
Amendment 4 Referenda Required For Adoption And Amendment Of Local Government Comprehensive Land Use Plans.
67% voted against Amendment 4, so it did not pass.
Amendment 6 Standards For Legislature To Follow In Legislative Redistricting
Passed with 62.54% of the vote.
Amendment 7 Standards For Legislature To Follow In Congressional Redistricting
Passed with 62.88% of the votes.
Amendment 8 Revision Of The Class Size Requirements For Public Schools
Failed because it didn’t get the required 60% of votes to pass. 54.55% voted for it.
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