Herald/Times poll: Voters not endorsing amendments, but also just tuning in

If Florida voters seem eager to throw incumbents out of office this year, they appear even more likely to vote down state constitutional amendments.

Proposals to loosen Florida's class size caps, to limit the Legislature's power to protect lawmakers' seats and to put some building and development questions on local ballots all appear headed toward defeat, according to a new Miami Herald/St. Petersburg Times/Bay News 9 poll.

Almost one in three voters is undecided on most of the ballot questions, the poll shows, but pollsters warn that most people are only now starting to examine the issues. More here.