Alaska Mayors Group Opposes Legalizing Marijuana
A group of Alaska mayors has come out in opposition of the ballot measure to legalize, tax and regulate recreational marijuana in Alaska.
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Obama Administration Calls to Restore Felons Voting Rights
Recently, the Obama administration continued to focus on criminal justice reform by zeroing in on felony disenfranchisement and calling for the restoration of voting rights to former felons.
Florida Medical Marijuana Heads To A Vote, Carl Hiaasen Has Field Day
Floridians will have a chance to vote on legalizing medical marijuana, the state’s Supreme Court ruled Jan. 27.
The Pot Vote in Portland, Maine Is Nationally—and Historically—Significant
New England has a long history of cannabis prohibition, but change is in the air.
LA Voters Approve Medical Marijuana Dispensary Regulation, Cap
Voters in Los Angeles Tuesday approved one of two active initiatives aimed at ensuring that medical marijuana dispensaries will be allowed in California's largest city.
Sensible BC news & endorsements
The Sensible BC campaign has been getting some of the amazing media coverage over the past few weeks!
This month alone, Sensible BC has been covered in over 40 newspaper articles, as well as many stories on the radio and TV.
We've even been covered in newspapers in Norwegian and Chinese!
You can see most of our media coverage at http://SensibleBC.ca/news
All of the stories have been supportive and friendly to our campaign. Indeed, we've had several high-profile endorsements!
Incredible victories for cannabis reform!
By now you've heard about the amazing victories in Washington and Colorado, two states which voted to legalize cannabis at the state level on November 6.
In Washington, possession of up to an ounce of cannabis will become legal on December 6 when the law comes into force. Prosecutors have already begun dropping hundreds of possession charges across the state.
Washington state officials now have one year to figure out how to set up a state-run network of cannabis shops that will sell the herb to adults.
Marc’s US Election Excitement from Behind Bars in Mississippi
Today is Wednesday, October 3rd. In less than five weeks Americans will be voting candidates for President, Senate, the House of Representatives, their local statehouse representatives and senators, state attorney-generals, and their Mayor, City Council, sheriff, county commissioners, and possibly dozens of other elected offices at the state, county and local level.
Connecticut to Become 17th Medical Marijuana State
Governor to sign bill after middle of the night Senate vote passes
Omnibus Crime Bill up for Final Vote by MPs
Justice Minister Rob Nicholson touted the government's omnibus crime bill Monday morning, which is scheduled for a final vote in the House of Commons later in the day.
