Tampa Sets Date to Vote on Marijuana Penalties
Tampa could soon become the next city in Florida to decriminalize small amounts of marijuana.
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Maine Joins the Growing List of States to Vote on Marijuana Legalization this Year
Campaigners on Monday handed in nearly double the number of signatures needed to qualify for the ballot. Some will be bad, but that’s a pretty big cushion.
Marijuana Industry Relieved that Biden is Out
The marijuana industry is breathing a sigh of relief that Joe Biden decided against running for President.
Sanders and Clinton Offer Cannabis Clarity and Confusion
During the Democratic presidential debate in Las Vegas on Tuesday night, Bernie Sanders, the socialist senator from Vermont, became the first major-party candidate to endorse marijuana legalization.
Liberals and NDP Promise Marijuana Reform but Pot Crimes Could Still Haunt Canadians for Decades
Federal Liberals and New Democrats have each promised to reform marijuana laws by this time next year, but their platform positions are not as similar as most people believe.
What Would a Trump Presidency Mean For Cannabis?
As more candidates announce their campaigns for the 2016 presidency, we couldn’t help but wonder what each politician’s presidency would mean for the state of cannabis in the U.S.
Republican Voters to Feds: Butt out of Marijuana reform
By significant margins, Republican voters in the early primary states of Iowa and New Hampshire say that states should be able to carry out their own marijuana laws without federal interference.
Marijuana Legalization Protects Kids from Pot
Panicking people with false fears about the kids is a proven election ploy, but there’s a limit to how much guano the voters will accept.
The ‘Princess’ and ‘Prince of Pot’ Aren’t Done Politicking
In spite of political disappointment, Canada’s prince and princess of pot still plan on voting Liberal in the next election.
A Voter’s Guide to the Drug War
The stakes couldn't be higher: Oregon, Alaska, Florida, California, and Washington D.C. have big votes.
