Trusted insight on Florida’s 2026 cannabis legalization initiative.
Florida is preparing to vote — again — on a decision that will shape access, equity, and policy for decades. But most voters still aren’t getting the full picture.
We exist to change that.
What Happened — And What’s Next
In 2024, Floridians voted on a constitutional amendment to legalize adult-use cannabis. The initiative earned 56% of the vote — a clear majority, but short of the 60% threshold required to pass.
Now, the same initiative is expected to return in 2026. The group behind it, Smart & Safe Florida, has already collected over 377,000 verified signatures, prompting a new round of state Supreme Court review.
But the public conversation around legalization is still being shaped by headlines, ad campaigns, and talking points — not accessible facts.
Articles & Explainers
Our explainer series unpacks:
- The history of cannabis legislation in Florida
- What the 2026 amendment says — and what it leaves out
- The difference between legalization, decriminalization, and monopolization
- How Florida compares to other states
- Common voter questions, answered clearly
For Voters. For Florida.
Whether you're unsure about the amendment or want to make sense of its implications — this platform is for you.
If it matters to Florida voters, we’ll cover it. If it confuses or misleads, we’ll unpack it.