Ely from Home Sound asked: "Would having a referendum...which prevents these 'preemption' laws from blocking local rules and policies that we've voted on help raise broader awareness among us (that what we've voted on is being undone again and again)?" #AskFLLeg #FLLocalDemocracy
Beth from Tarpon Springs asked: "The legislature is replacing the ability of local citizens to control their own environment by increasing decision-making on the state level. Who does this benefit other than developers and large corporations?" #AskFLLeg #FLLocalDemocracy
Angela from Fort Myers asked, "What are the checks and balances between local and state governments? As Floridians, what can the individuals or groups of individuals do...to keep the State Senate from being the only law maker in the state?" #AskFLLeg #FLLocalDemocracy
We asked our supporters who aren't on Twitter what questions they'd like to ask legislators about protecting #FLLocalDemocracy. We'll share a few of them tonight. #AskFLLeg
Alexandra from Miami asked: "What's the best thing the Florida Legislature could do to actually expand reproductive freedom, particularly for low-income women? How can you focus improving access for women on Medicaid and women with no insurance?" #AskFLLeg #FLReproFreedom
Patricia from Fort Myers asked: "How can the Fla. legislature use tax payer money for the past two years, 14 million dollars each year, to fund Crisis Pregnancy Centers that have been shown to be fake centers run by anti-abortionists." #AskFLLeg #FLReproFreedom
We asked some of our supporters who aren't on twitter to submit questions for tonights #FLReproFreedom twitter town hall, and we'll share a few of them. #AskFLLeg
