Is amending florida’s constitution more or less difficult than amending the u. s. constitution? explain why. 50 points. (omg guys plss)

Explanation:

Florida is in the U.S It could become even more difficult to change the Florida constitution via petition drives under a bill approved by a Senate Committee on Monday, a move that comes after recent initiatives legalizing medical marijuana and restoring the voting rights of most felons, and amid proposed petitions that would raise the minimum wage and ban assault rifles.

It is more easier because it is a state constitution, unlike the United States one, where 2/3 of the states have to ratify the change. This is very hard to even get through. Hope this helps!

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