After more than a year of legal wrangling in some cases, the Florida electorate has decided which constitutional amendments they approve and those they don’t approve.

Note that these are unofficial Election Day results and final numbers may be different.

Who won? See the 2024 Florida general election results

Amendment 1 – Supportive school board members – FAIL

Makes district school board elections partisan again with candidates’ political parties listed with their names on ballots, as they were before. before voters decide to make them nonpartisan in 1998.

• Yes: 55%
• No: 45%
• Estimated vote in: 87.9%

Amendment 2 – Right to hunt and fish – ADOPTED

Enshrines hunting and fishing “forever preserved as a public right” in the Florida Constitution and establishes that hunting and fishing are the preferred means of “responsibly managing and controlling fish and wildlife.”

• Yes: 67.4%
• No: 32.6%
• Estimated vote in: 90.2%

The amendment is adopted: Florida voters add ‘right to hunt and fish’ to state constitution