In a decisive outcome on Election Day, a constitutional amendment safeguarding hunting and fishing rights passed with overwhelming support across the state. The measure, known as Amendment 2, garnered approval from over 67 percent of voters,

Florida voters approved two of four ballot measures proposed by the Legislature, putting hunting and fishing rights in the state Constitution and making a property tax change.

Florida voters decided overwhelmingly to enshrine the right to hunt and fish into Florida’s constitution. Amendment 2 passed by of the 60% needed to pass, chalking up 6,927,876 (67.4%) 'yes' votes, to 3,355,972 (32.6%) votes against the measure.