Ohio Voters Could Be Able To Legalize Cannabis This Year
A group looking to make adult-use cannabis legal for recreation in Ohio said it has collected more signatures than needed
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These Oregon Cities Have Banned Cannabis
Recreational cannabis is legal in Oregon, but not everyone’s in on the fun.
Most Colorado Voters say Legal Marijuana is a Good Thing
Men were more likely to support marijuana legalization than women.
Vote Compass: Majority of Canadians Support Softer Marijuana Laws
Even Conservative Voters Favour Looser Laws
Marijuana Dispensary’s Contest Offers Voters a Chance to Win Free Pot
A marijuana dispensary in Vancouver is hosting a contest to encourage people to vote in this year’s federal election, with top prizes of free pot and Snoop Dogg tickets. To enter, contestants must prove they cast a ballot on Oct. 19.
Michigan Wants Legal Weed, Poll Finds
A majority of Michigan voters want to legalize recreational marijuana, but they can’t agree on how to make it happen, according to a new poll.
Massachusetts Voters to Decide if Marijuana Should be Legal
BOSTON – Ballot initiatives from two marijuana advocacy groups were approved by the Massachusetts attorney general on Wednesday, leaving it up to voters to decide whether pot smoking should be legal in the state.
Majority of Denver Voters Support Marijuana in Bars, Survey Finds
A majority of Denver voters support recreational marijuana smoking in bars and other public venues in the city, according to a new survey, boosting a new drive to expand legalized pot.
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.
Most California Voters Say Possessing Small Amount of Illegal Drugs Should Be Misdemeanor, Not Felony
A strong majority of California voters believe the penalty for possession of a small amount of an illegal drug for personal use should be reduced from a felony to a misdemeanor, according to a poll released Monday by organizations seeking to relax drug laws.
