Results – Constitutional Amendments « RIT’s Florida Sentinel

UNOFFICIAL ELECTION NIGHT RETURNS
(may not include absentee or provisional ballots)
Results From: 11/8/2006 10:59 PM

Constitutional Amendments

State Planning And Budget Process
YES for Approval       NO for Rejection
Total 2,554,585         1,717,457
% Votes 59.8%           40.2%

Requiring Broader Public Support For Constitutional Amendments Or Revisions
YES for Approval     NO for Rejection
Total 2,587,883        1,892,440
% Votes 57.8%          42.2%

Protect People, Especially Youth, From Addiction, Disease, And Other Health Hazards Of Using Tobacco
YES for Approval     NO for Rejection
Total 2,772,770         1,780,119
% Votes 60.9%         39.1%

Increased Homestead Exemption
YES for Approval     NO for Rejection
Total 3,497,990        1,104,567
% Votes 76.0%          24.0%

Permanently Disabled Veterans’ Discount On Homestead Ad Valorem Tax
YES for Approval     NO for Rejection
Total 3,535,314         1,008,512
% Votes 77.8%             22.2%

Eminent Domain
YES for Approval     NO for Rejection
Total 3,033,721         1,359,639
% Votes 69.1%             30.9%

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Bradford Evans Says:

November 9, 2006 at 12:12 am

Many of these policies do not surprise me, especially when considering the larger than typical number of veterans and elderly in Florida. They all seemed reasonable from my perspective and the majority of voters seem to agree with me.

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