Amendment 13

Dog racing is now illegal in 41 states – and the two remaining tracks in Florida will soon have their last live races.

It's been almost a year since Alachua County announced it was considering the Cabot-Koppers Superfund as a possible location for the new county fairgrounds.

Greyhound racing has long been under scrutiny in Florida and, in November, nearly 70 percent of Floridians approved Amendment 13 which puts an end to greyhound racing in the state by the end of 2020.

Groups like Greyhound Pets of America are scrambling to find homes for the thousands of greyhounds that will be off racetracks thanks to the passing of Amendment 13.

Felons will get voting rights automatically restored after serving their sentences, vaping in workplaces will be illegal and greyhound racing will be banned in Florida under a series of constitutional amendments approved Tuesday.

The 2018 General Election will feature 12 constitutional amendments, two referendums for Alachua County and two for the city of Gainesville.

Florida voters will get a chance in November to ban commercial greyhound racing but will not vote on a measure that could have led to the expansion of charter schools, the Florida Supreme Court decided in a series of rulings on Friday.

The Florida Supreme Court will decide if a proposed amendment on dog racing will appear on the ballot in November.

A Florida judge is throwing a proposed amendment dealing with charter schools off the November ballot.