The Sunshine State should be leading the nation in solar power generation - but it's NOT! The Florida August primary offers voters the chance to change that by voting YES to Amendment 4.
Click here to read more about the Amendments.
Big power monopolies, heavily dependent on fossil fuels, have been waging a strong campaign to defeat this amendment. It has been effective in creating confusion with the public in an effort to swing the vote no in August and yes for their sponsored Amendment 1 on the November ballot. Don't be fooled, Amendment 1 is designed to limit solar power in Florida.
There are many reasons to vote but if you are pro solar (and why would anyone not be for generating power from the sun?) this is an election you must participate in. Absentee ballots for the August primary hit mailboxes this week, early voting starts August 20th and election day is August 30th. Make plans now to make your voice heard by voting:
YES to Amendment 4 in August
NO to Amendment 1 In November
Learn more about these amendments at the Floridians For Solar Choice website.
