What was the failed response of the Florida Region regarding minority voice amendments?

The response of the Florida Region regarding minority voice amendments is correctly identified as having failed at 43% support. This indicates that while there was some backing for the amendments, it was insufficient to meet the necessary threshold for acceptance. In many consensus-based organizations, decisions often require a two-thirds majority or a similar strong backing to pass, meaning that anything below a certain percentage, such as 50% or even 60%, would result in failure. The percentage of 43% shows that there was a lack of broad support for the proposed changes, highlighting the challenges in achieving agreement within the group. The other options suggest either a higher level of support or a lack of voting, which does not reflect the actual voting outcome.