Florida's effort to legalize adult-use marijuana failed to pass with a 60% super majority of votes needed. Voters in three other states will weigh in on the legalization of marijuana on Tuesday, as well.

A costly campaign to legalize recreational marijuana in Florida failed Tuesday as voters in dozens of states weighed more than 140 measures appearing on the ballot alongside races for president and top state offices.

A costly campaign to legalize recreational marijuana in Florida failed Tuesday as voters in dozens of states weighed more than 140 measures appearing on the ballot alongside races for president and top state offices.

A push in Florida to legalize recreational marijuana is projected to fall short — in a win for Gov. Ron DeSantis who’s railed against the measure. Amendment 3 needed a 60% supermajority in order to become law. It only received 42.9% of the vote, according to Decision Desk HQ.

A vote to legalize recreational marijuana failed to get enough votes to pass on Tuesday despite a majority supporting the measure.

Florida on Tuesday will decide whether to legalize recreational marijuana. On the ballot is a constitutional amendment that, if passed, could make the Sunshine State the third-largest market for legal cannabis in the country with sales of $4.

Florida voters approved a medical marijuana ballot measure in 2016. This year supporters of the policy funneled more than $100 million campaigning for the issue, the most spent on a ballot question in U.S. history. The vast majority of that money came from Trulieve, the state’s largest medical marijuana operator.

This amendment would allow adults aged 21 and over to buy, possess and use marijuana. race called Live analysis of the results › With more than 95 percent of the vote reported, Donald Trump appears to have flipped Miami-Dade County in Florida,

Florida voters rejected a ballot measure that would have legalized recreational marijuana for adults at least 21 years old and allowed them to possess up to 3 ounces of marijuana. It failed to obtain the required 60% threshold at a time when the U.

Florida's Amendment 3, which would have legalized recreational marijuana, failed to pass Tuesday night, according to the Associated Press. Why it matters: The constitutional amendment, which needed 60% approval to pass,