A new study compiled by ECONorthwest has predicted that Oregon will reap $38.5 million in marijuana tax revenue in the first fiscal year of legalization. The
New Approach Oregon’s marijuana legalization initiative has officially qualified for the ballot for the 2014 Election. Oregon joins Alaska for ballot approval. Washington D.C. will
Oregon’s Secretary of State has officially approved New Approach Oregon’s marijuana legalization initiative for the 2014 Election ballot. One question that will no doubt be
One of the happiest days of my life was when marijuana legalization was approved for the ballot in 2012. I thought that if the legalization
We are in the midst of Election 2014, which I’m sure you can tell by the barrage of campaign advertising all over the place. As
It’s official – Oregon voters will get the chance to vote on marijuana legalization again this year. Oregon joins Alaska for qualifying a marijuana legalization
Two retired Multnomah County, Oregon, prosecutors have come out in our state’s largest newspaper against the legalization of marijuana proposed for the November ballot by New Approach
One of the country’s leading drug policy reformers visited Oregon Tuesday to make a pitch for legalizing marijuana, calling our initiative headed to the November
The campaign working to regulate, legalize and tax marijuana in Oregon is now accepting Bitcoin. “We believe we are the first political organization in Oregon
The New Approach Oregon campaign to legalize and regulate marijuana is ramping up it’s efforts after turning in over 145,000 signatures to the Secretary of
The New Approach Oregon campaign officially opened its headquarters yesterday, has hired a staff and is releasing its first campaign commercial. The opening comes less
Marijuana measure will be on Oregon’s November ballot; events planned in Portland and Salem I have been participating in marijuana reform efforts since the late
After months of gathering signatures, New Approach Oregon is on the brink of qualifying a measure for the November ballot that would regulate, tax and
The good news keeps rolling in for the New Approach Oregon campaign which is currently gathering signatures for the 2014 Election. Earlier this week the
New Approach Oregon has a campaign running on Thunderclap right now, and I encourage everyone to join it. I love social media activism, because it
Marijuana legalization in Oregon is overdue. Marijuana should have been legalized in Oregon during the 2012 Election, but due to various reasons, that didn’t happen.
While Oregonians generally favor legalizing, regulating and taxing marijuana like beer and wine, they weren’t quite ready to legalize personal possession of an unlimited amount
By Phillip Smith Oregonians going to the polls this November could have the chance to vote twice to legalize marijuana, or maybe even three times.
New Approach Oregon is fighting to legalize marijuana in Oregon. You can ‘like’ them on Facebook by going to this link here.
New Approach Oregon is a diverse coalition of local and national organizations working together to legalize marijuana and hemp in the State of Oregon. Your contribution
I get asked quite often which legalization model is better, Colorado or Washington. I think that it’s pretty clear now that Colorado’s is better. Both
By Phillip Smith Last Friday, Oregon activists organized as the New Approach Oregon political action committee filed a marijuana legalization initiative with the secretary of state’s office. Unlike the
Oregon’s marijuana legalization efforts have been well documented by media outlets around the country. As I’ve said many times, Oregon should have joined Colorado and
The Oregonian, the state’s largest newspaper, called for legislators in Salem to work with New Approach Oregon’s Anthony Johnson to craft a marijuana legalization measure
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