Florida Votes on Recreational Marijuana
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•Recreational marijuana Amendment 3 backers, DeSantis square off
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Florida could join two dozen states that allow recreational use of marijuana next week .
Gov. Ron DeSantis has pulled out all the stops to prevent the initiative from reaching 60% voter approval.
The proposal would effectively decriminalize possession of up to 3 ounces of marijuana by adults ages 21 and over.
Trulieve, Florida 's largest medical-marijuana company, has dropped nearly $143 million on the initiative.
Former President Donald Trump endorsed Amendment 3 on hisTruth Social site.
Smart & Safe Florida released an ad featuring Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris .
"The way they're doing it in Florida , it's gonna be very good," Trump said in the ad.
"It's gotta be done in a very concerted, lawful way," Harris said.
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