Ohio Cannabis Advocates Submit 6,500 More Signatures For November Ballot Issue
A group pushing to legalize recreational marijuana in Ohio submitted over 6,500 additional signatures
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A Mixed Night For Cannabis On The Ballot
Victories in Maryland and Missouri, losses in Arkansas and the Dakotas.
Voters In Some Of The Most Conservative States To Weigh In On Recreational Pot
Voters in five states, including four that are among the most conservative in the country, are deciding on whether to legalize recreational marijuana this election.
Everywhere Cannabis Legalization Is on the Ballot in November
The legalization of adult-use cannabis is on the ballot in five states. Here’s where you’ll find it.
North Dakota: Adult-Use Cannabis Legalization Measure Approved for November Ballot
North Dakota Secretary of State Al Jaeger announced Monday that a measure to legalize the private possession and retail sale of marijuana
Will Ohio Legalize Cannabis In 2023? It’s Complicated But A Vague Deal Has Been Reached, Here’s What We Know
State officials and cannabis legalization advocates reached a deal on Friday
Italy’s Supreme Court Rejects The Referendum To Decriminalize Recreational Cannabis
A splash of cold water in the face hit around 6 million cannabis consumers in Italy.
One Nation Under A Groove (In a Divided US, Cannabis Brings Us All Together)
CANNABIS CULTURE – “In reality, who won big on election night? Definitely cannabis,” according to Partner and Chair of the cannabis practice at Greenspoon Marder Law Firm, Rachel K Gillette. “Cannabis is an issue that unites all political persuasions.”
Everything You Need to Know About the 2020 Cannabis Ballot Initiatives
Arizona, Mississippi, Montana, New Jersey, and South Dakota will vote on whether to legalize cannabis.
Marijuana On The 2020 Ballot: These States Could Vote
Ever since Colorado and Washington became the first two states to approve marijuana legalization initiatives in 2012, additional states have joined them in each biennial election that has followed.
