Florida voters reject recreational marijuana, ending expensive ballot measure
Floridians have snuffed out the constitutional amendment allowing recreational marijuana. Following the most expensive ballot measure battle in the nation, Decision Desk HQ has called the race with Amendment 3 several percentage points short of the approval threshold with the vast majority of votes counted.
In Olivette, 53% of voters approved a ban. In Des Peres, 45% did. The measure needed at least 60% approval to pass.
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