There have been a few economic projections for tax venue generation if/when Oregon legalizes marijuana this November during the 2014 Election. I have seen numbers
The two leading opponents of sensible drug policies are using taxpayer money to run their campaign against marijuana legalization in Oregon How can this be
Oregon is a very Democrat state. Oregon has had a Democrat Governor for decades. The last time Oregon elected a Republican Governor, Michael Jordan was
Oregon’s leading drug addiction expert appears today in the first TV spot in a $2.3 million advertising campaign to regulate, tax and legalize marijuana for
I grew up less than an hour away from Portland, Oregon. It’s the largest city in Oregon by far, and is a fun place to
As expected, the prison-industrial complex isn’t going to allow the repeal of cannabis prohibition without a fight as the Oregon State Sheriff’s Association (likely backed
In some ways, I feel bad for Kevin Sabet. Kevin Sabet and his opinions are so unpopular these days, and it must be hard arguing
Personal testimony is a powerful thing. People that are on the fence about marijuana legalization tend to be so because they don’t have a face
If Oregon voters decide to legalize, regulate and tax marijuana, the state estimates that it will take in up to $40 million a year, much
Oregon’s plan to legalize recreational marijuana has now been formally named Measure 91 by the Secretary of State’s office. It is well known that Millennials support marijuana
Cannabis law reform and the emerging cannabis industry are definitely hot topics for the media these days.The New York Times’ landmark editorial, “Repeal Prohibition, Again“,
Now that Oregon’s legalization is officially Initiative 91 on the November ballot, Clatsop County District Attorney Josh Marquis has taken to the media to offer
With The New York Times now on board and polling showing that legalization is likely in my home state of Oregon (but it isn’t a done deal, so please donate to
Three early endorsers: Oregon State Council for Retired Citizens, Oregon Criminal Defense Lawyers Association, Law Enforcement Against Prohibition Less than a week after qualifying for
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
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
Law Enforcement Against Prohibition’s Executive Director Neill Franklin Supports Oregon’s Efforts To End Marijuana Prohibition In 2014 Since the Oregon Legislature’s failure to refer the
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.
Marijuana was legalized in Colorado and Washington State as everyone knows. Legalization has been tremendously successful in Colorado, while Washington has had some good and
I have said many times that Oregon is overdue when it comes to marijuana legalization. We would have passed marijuana legalization in 2012 (unlimited amounts!),
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