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Opposing the Energy Deregulation Amendment: Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody
“Additionally, the Attorney General requests the opportunity to present argument in opposition to placement of this proposed amendment on the ballot. The proposed amendment’s title and summary are not clear and unambiguous and do not comply with the requirements of section 101.161(1), Florida Statutes. Indeed, the title and summary should not be lawfully submitted to Florida voters because the title and summary fail to inform voters of the chief purpose of the proposed amendment and are affirmatively misleading.”
Read Attorney General Ashley Moody’s full letter
