Florida Passed the COS Resolution in April of 2014.
A bipartisan committee of 27 Florida legislators worked on passing the Article V Convention of States Resolution. In July, Florida’s resolution was accepted in D.C., and we became the third state to pass the resolution.
Since then, the need for a Convention of States has only increased. We’ve seen the federal government exceed its approved powers through excessive expenditures, COVID lockdowns and vaccine mandates, and infringing on states’ rights. The need for the Convention of States has intensified over time, and we can be pleased that our state legislators saw the need to pursue this important action ten years ago.
So, it’s our tenth anniversary, and we are proud that we were one of the first states to recognize the need to enact Article V. We have come so far in this country toward making an Article V Convention a reality. More and more states have signed on, and applications for a convention have been filed in almost every state. Our list of endorsers continues to grow.
In Florida, we love to collect new supporters and this year we crossed the 200,000 signers threshold!
We regularly educate citizens at flea markets, gun shows, local festivals, and anywhere else we can find an audience. We continually communicate with our legislators and hold an annual surge in the Tallahassee State Capitol that we call our Rally in Tally.
We are determined to set limits on the federal government and activate our citizens to educate others on the importance of self-governance and Article V, to bring responsible governance back to our country.
Why not join us today?
