I didn't take away that it was actual Ranked Choice Voting. Just the top 2 vote getters go to the General. Easily could have been 2 from the same party
Establishes a top-two open primary system for state office primary elections
Summary: Amendment 3 proposes to replace closed primary partisan elections (for state legislature, governor, and cabinet) with a single primary where all voters would be able to vote, regardless of party affiliation. With this proposal, all candidates would run on a single nonpartisan primary ballot, regardless of political party affiliation. The two candidates with the most votes would advance to the general election. Congressional and presidential races would not be affected.
YES vote = You support every candidate in a statewide or legislative race to appear on a single primary ballot, regardless of political party. (Races include: state legislators, governor, and cabinet (attorney general, chief financial officer, and commissioner of agriculture)
NO vote = You oppose establishing a top-two open primary system for primary elections, and are in favor of leaving in place Florida’s current system where closed primaries are held by each party (only voters registered as a specific political party affiliation can vote in their closed primary. Registered independents cannot vote in the closed primary elections).
Supporters: All Voters Vote, Florida Fair and Open Primaries
Opponents: Republican Party of Florida, Democratic Party of Florida, Green Party of Florida, Florida State Conference NAACP, Florida Chamber of Commerce, The League of Women Voters of Florida, Florida People’s Advocacy Center, People Over Profits, AFL-CIO, Organize Florida, Florida Conservation Voters
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Now I get what the OP meant. Thank you. At least it's something to feel upbeat about 