Amendment 1, Florida
What passing Florida Amendment 1 would mean for school boards and elections
Currently, Florida school board candidates run without party affiliation. However, the proposed amendment would allow candidates, starting in November 2026, to declare political party affiliations like Democrats or Republicans.
On Election Day, voters in Florida will see six amendments on the ballot and each one of the amendments would change the state constitution if passed. Amendment 1 would change the face of future ...
If approved, Kentucky’s Amendment 1 would add one line to the constitutional provision for voting rights explicitly stating ...
Kentucky voters will see two constitutional amendments on the ballot in November.Amendment 1 is a citizenship requirement measure. Voters get a choice of a "Yes" or "No" vote.If voters approve the ...
A "yes" vote on state constitutuional Amendment #1 could send badly needed money from offshore wind and other alternative ...
What follows are the Post's recommendations on Amendments 1 and 2. The paper's views on the other amendments will follow this week. The first proposed change to the Florida Constitution on the ...
(LEX 18) — This November, there will be two constitutional amendments on the ballot for voters to decide. Amendment 2, the ...
Amendment 1 gives voters the choice to amend the Kentucky Constitution to prohibit non-U.S. citizens from voting in ...
Or do you feel political parties shouldn’t be brought into school board elections? That’s what Amendment 1 is asking voters ...
Amendment 1 deals with school board elections. Most states in the country have non-partisan school board elections.
The poll surveyed 977 likely voters across Florida, asking about their choices for president, U.S. Senate and three highly ...
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