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Bill adding hurdles for constitutional amendments advances after fierce debate

  • Florida's Legislature is considering changes to the ballot initiative process, making it harder and costlier for citizens to amend the constitution due to HB 1205, which requires a $1 million bond and tighter deadlines for petitions.
  • Rep. Jenna Persons-Mulicka filed the bill to address alleged fraud in response to failed amendments on abortion and marijuana, stating it aims to protect the integrity of the petition process.
  • Critics, including community activists, argue that the bill would restrict citizens' ability to propose constitutional changes while favoring well-funded special interest groups.
  • Opponents contend that the bill will further alienate citizens and limit grassroots involvement in the initiative process.
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Santa Rosas Press Gazette broke the news in on Thursday, March 6, 2025.
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