Voters in three Texas cities will decide on local marijuana decriminalization ballot initiatives on Tuesday, including in Dallas, the third largest city by population in the state. Ground Game Texas—the campaign that’s spearheaded the measures in Dallas, Lockhart and Bastrop—has been urging supporters to show up to the polls so that the jurisdictions become the... Continue Reading →
Which States Are Voting on Legalizing Weed? Here’s Where Marijuana Is On The Ballot Tomorrow
Election Day is Tuesday and in four states, voters will have the opportunity to cast their thoughts on the future of marijuana legislation. Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota and Florida voters will see marijuana on their ballots. And in Massachusetts, where medical and recreational marijuana is already legal, voters will be weighing in on the... Continue Reading →
Live 2024 Marijuana Election Results
Brought To You By FundCanna Marijuana Moment is tracking several statewide cannabis and drug policy reform initiatives on 2024 ballots, in addition to a number of local measures. Stay tuned to this page for results as votes are counted. Make sure to follow Marijuana Moment on Twitter for live news and analysis, and check our... Continue Reading →
Decibel Cannabis insiders lead $2M funding round
Decibel Cannabis Company Inc. (TSXV: DB) (OTCQB: DBCCF) completed the first closing of its private placement, raising more than $2 million with company insiders leading the investment round just days after acquiring a major production facility. The cannabis producer issued about 33.5 million common shares at 6 cents each, according to the company Monday. Company... Continue Reading →
Could 2024 be the year cannabis fails at the ballot box?
For well over a decade now, cannabis legalization efforts via state ballots – whether medical or recreational – have seen great success. But starting on Tuesday, that track record may be in danger. There’s a decent chance that most – if not all – of the legalization questions this year will fail, potentially stalling political... Continue Reading →
Florida Poll Shows Marijuana Legalization Measure Falling Short But Within Margin Of Error As DeSantis Claims It Would Cost The State Money
One of the final polls of the election cycle shows majority support for a Florida marijuana legalization ballot initiative. But while it’s still short of the 60 percent requirement needed for for passage under state law, the pollsters noted that it’s still within the margin of error to succeed. At the same time, Gov. Ron... Continue Reading →
Oregon Voters To Decide On Guaranteeing Marijuana Industry Workers’ Union Rights
Oregon voters will decide on a ballot measure on Tuesday that’s meant to help marijuana industry workers unionize by mandating labor peace agreements in the sector. Oregon was among the early adopters of cannabis legalization in 2014, and the state has also made history with voters approving psilocybin therapy and broader drug decriminalization at the... Continue Reading →
German Cannabis Club Distributes First Legal Marijuana To Members As Officials Announce Broader Pilot Program For Sales
Just a few months after German officials began approving marijuana social clubs, which cultivate cannabis on behalf of enrolled members, the first of the groups has announced its initial distribution of marijuana. Meanwhile the city of Frankfurt is moving forward with a five-year pilot program that will make cannabis products available to adults more broadly,... Continue Reading →
Nebraska Voters Set To Decide On Medical Marijuana Legalization At The Ballot Amid Legal Challenges
Nebraska voters are set to decide on medical marijuana legalization ballot measures on Tuesday—even as the two complementary initiatives to enact the reform sit in legal limbo amid court challenges from opponents. Nebraskans for Medical Marijuana (NMM) turned in more than 114,000 signatures for each of their proposals in July. If approved, they would require lawmakers... Continue Reading →
Florida Voters To Decide On Marijuana Legalization Ballot Measure Endorsed By Trump And Opposed By DeSantis
Voters are hitting the polls in Florida on Tuesday, where they will decide on an initiative to legalize marijuana for adult use. If approved, Florida would become the third largest state by population in the country to end prohibition. While most surveys have shown majority—and often bipartisan—support for the reform, it remains unclear whether the... Continue Reading →