The Florida Division of Elections today confirmed that proponents of a 2014 statewide measure to allow for the physician-supervised use of cannabis have gathered sufficient signatures to qualify for the November ballot. Proponents of the measure still await a ruling from the Florida Supreme Court as to whether the measure will appear before voters. The state Supreme Court must decide on the issue by April 1.
Next Tuesday, November 5th, voters in Portland, Maine will decide whether or not to legalize…
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As part of an ongoing cannabis law reform effort in Michigan, voters in three more…
Voters in the District of Columbia approved Initiative 59, to legalize the medicinal use of…
It appears that Alaska is likely to be the next state to have the opportunity…
On Friday, marijuana reformers recorded the closest vote for a legalization measure on the floor…
Last week, advocates turned in double the amount of signatures required to place a marijuana…