Voters have important choices for governor and U.S. Senate that will affect cannabis policy
Early voting has already begun in Nevada, and current Gov. Brian Sandoval is term-limited and will step down in early 2019. Nevadans now have a choice...
Early in-person voting began Wednesday, October 17. Registered voters can cast their ballots early anytime from now through Monday, November 5. Then, the Kansas general election is set for Tuesday, November 6.
Here’s a look at where gubernatorial candidates stand...
Delaware Election Day is around the corner
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LARAMIE, Wyo. (AP) — A new survey found that Wyoming residents have steadily changing opinions regarding the use and possession of marijuana.
The Wyoming Survey and Analysis Center at the University of Wyoming conducted the survey Oct. 9-19, 2018, collecting...
The latest Pew Research Center survey about marijuana legalization shows that across the United States, six out of ten people support legal cannabis. But in Wyoming, support for legalization lags behind the national average. Less than half of adults...
by NORML October 24, 2018
One of NORML’s primary missions is to move public opinion sufficiently to legalize the responsible use of marijuana by adults. One of the ways we successfully achieve this goal is by authoring and routinely placing...
A quick question for the 420 community: Are you prepared to vote?
As American voters count down to the Nov. 6, 2018, general election, it’s essential that people understand that voting is a privilege and a civic duty that should...
The third quarter of this year was full big headlines for the cannabis industry. Epidiolex became the first cannabis-based medicine to gain FDA-approval in the United States, Coca-Cola and Budweiser are preparing to jump into the cannabis market, and...
Determined to reverse this trend, one of Oregon’s most prominent attorneys, Amy Margolis, has launched “The Initiative,” the world’s first female-centric cannabis business accelerator. Working to balance gender inequality, Margolis says, “The Initiative will help provide the tools, mentoring,...
(This is an abridged version of a column that appears in the October issue of Marijuana Business Magazine.)
How’s this for irony? The hemp industry’s rush to distance itself from marijuana has gone so far that hemp products can’t be sold...