Well, at least Amendment 1 passed and Amendment 3 failed. Those were my ‘wins’ this time.
Amendment 2, the medical marijuana initiative got 57% of the vote, but you have to get 60% to pass an amendment.
After all of the noise about anger with incumbents, that’s how people voted in Florida in the final analysis, for incumbents. Sad really.
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I guess Florida is already as high as it’s ever going to get… <gdrvvf />
Given the mid term senate results… you’re not alone!
I could comment… But I really can’t be bothered. *shrug*
When you can’t get half the voters in the country to even make the effort, you end up with people chosen by 15 to 26% of people. Florida made it just over the 50% point, but there were 6 million voters who just sat at home.