Florida Marijuana Amendment Debate

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Poll shows Florida's recreational marijuana amendment on track to pass | Here's what voters said

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WESH 2 visited an early voting site on Monday in one of Central Florida’s purple counties.

A poll of nearly 1,000 likely voters in Florida found only 4% were undecided about “Adult Personal Use of Marijuana ” Two-thirds of those surveyed indicated they plan to vote “yes” on Amendment 3 .

Amendment 3 needs 60 percent of voters to say "yes" in order to pass.

Early voting continues in Central Florida each day this week through next Sunday evening .

Amendment 3 needs 60 percent of voters to say "yes" in order to pass.

Former president and Palm Beach County voter Donald Trump has said he is backing Amendment 3 .

"I just don’t agree with it at all," one Trump voter said.

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