Amendment 1 reached 55%, meaning Florida voters chose to keep school board elections as they are now, non-partisan. One person who paid close attention to the developments was Duval County school board member, Warren Jones. Jones is wrapping up his final days on the board, as he is now term-limited out.

There are six amendments on the ballot that Florida voters will decide on for the November election.

There are six amendments on the ballot that Florida voters will decide on for the November election.

A new poll from the University of North Florida’s Public Opinion Research Lab (PORL) shows former President Donald Trump 10 percentage points ahead of Vice President Kamala Harris.

School board elections have become more of a hot topic over the last few years, with the elections becoming more and more partisan.

Depending on how the vote unfolds in November, school board elections could have more of a political slant if Amendment 1 passes.

Bruce Hamilton and political analyst Daniel Cronrath, who is also a teacher, look at Amendment 1, the pros and cons, on “Path to the Polls.”