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(Florida Amendment 2)

Florida Amendment 2: Allow medical marijuana (60% Needed) Florida: Allow medical marijuana (60% Needed)

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This initiative would legalize the use of medical marijuana, which would be regulated by the Florida Department of Health. A "YES" vote supports legalizing medical marijuana. A "NO" vote opposes legalizing medical marijuana. The amendment passes only if 60% or more vote "yes."

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