Former President Donald Trump said Sunday he will vote for a ballot measure in Florida that would legalize adult recreational marijuana use – a position that puts him at odds with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and other Republican leaders in the state.

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If passed, the ballot measure would permit residents over 21 to possess, buy or consume marijuana recreationally.

Trump said he plans to vote for Amendment 3, which would legalize recreational marijuana in Florida. Gov. Ron DeSantis opposes the measure.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said he supports a ballot initiative in Florida that would legalize recreational use of marijuana for adults ages 21 years and older.

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Former President Donald Trump broke with other Republicans in the Sunshine State and said he would vote “yes” on a ballot measure seeking to legalize recreational marijuana in Florida. Amendment 3 would allow those who are 21 and older to “possess,