Marijuana Legalization on the Ballot Today: Ari
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Marijuana Legalization on the Ballot Today:
Arizona Proposition 207
What it would do: Allow adults 21 years and older to possess, consume or transfer up to one ounce of cannabis and create a regulatory system for the products' cultivation and sale.
Mississippi Initiative 65
What it would do: Allow physicians to recommend medical cannabis for patients with any of 22 qualifying conditions such as cancer, multiple sclerosis and post-traumatic stress disorder.
Mississippi Initiative 65A
What it would do: Limit the smoking of medical cannabis to people who are terminally ill, and would leave the future regulatory framework up to the legislature.
Montana Initiative 118
What it would do: Amend the state's constitution to establish 21 as the legal age to purchase, possess and consume cannabis.
Montana Initiative 190
What it would do: Allow adults in the state to possess, buy and use cannabis for recreational use and defined a 20% tax on recreational cannabis. It would also allow people serving a sentence for certain cannabis-related acts to apply for resentencing or records expungement.
New Jersey Public Question No. 1
What it would do: Amend the state constitution to legalize cannabis for personal, non-medical use by adults 21 and older.
South Dakota Measure 26
What it would do: Establish a medical cannabis program and registration system for people with qualifying conditions.
South Dakota Amendment A
What it would do: Legalize cannabis for all adults and require state legislators to adopt medical cannabis and hemp laws.
https://www.cnn.com/2020/11/03/politics/state...index.html
Arizona Proposition 207
What it would do: Allow adults 21 years and older to possess, consume or transfer up to one ounce of cannabis and create a regulatory system for the products' cultivation and sale.
Mississippi Initiative 65
What it would do: Allow physicians to recommend medical cannabis for patients with any of 22 qualifying conditions such as cancer, multiple sclerosis and post-traumatic stress disorder.
Mississippi Initiative 65A
What it would do: Limit the smoking of medical cannabis to people who are terminally ill, and would leave the future regulatory framework up to the legislature.
Montana Initiative 118
What it would do: Amend the state's constitution to establish 21 as the legal age to purchase, possess and consume cannabis.
Montana Initiative 190
What it would do: Allow adults in the state to possess, buy and use cannabis for recreational use and defined a 20% tax on recreational cannabis. It would also allow people serving a sentence for certain cannabis-related acts to apply for resentencing or records expungement.
New Jersey Public Question No. 1
What it would do: Amend the state constitution to legalize cannabis for personal, non-medical use by adults 21 and older.
South Dakota Measure 26
What it would do: Establish a medical cannabis program and registration system for people with qualifying conditions.
South Dakota Amendment A
What it would do: Legalize cannabis for all adults and require state legislators to adopt medical cannabis and hemp laws.
https://www.cnn.com/2020/11/03/politics/state...index.html
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