It’s ‘Election Day Eve’ across America. Alaska, Oregon, and Washington D.C. voters will be voting on marijuana legalization, along with a medical marijuana vote in
Oregon Measure 91. Alaska Question 2. Florida Amendment 2. Washington DC Initiative 71. California Prop 47. Medical marijuana in Guam. Tax marijuana like agriculture in
The Washington, D.C. chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) and the D.C. Branch of the National Organization for Women
The Service Employees International Union, United Commercial Food Workers, and D.C. Working Families endorsed Initiative 71, D.C.’s marijuana legalization initiative. Initiative 71, which is on
Washington D.C. voters will see marijuana legalization on the ballot next month. Washington D.C. joins Oregon and Alaska, and a handful of cities in Michigan
Election Day 2014 is right around the corner. There are three statewide marijuana reform initiatives on the ballot. Voters will see recreational marijuana legalization in
Polls of course are just polls, they are not actual voting results. However, they are a great gauge to see what level of support is
Mainstream media as a whole has not been very friendly to marijuana reform. For many decades, mainstream media took a very biased stance towards marijuana,
By Phillip Smith Labor Day has come and gone, and the 2014 election is now less than two months away. Marijuana legalization initiatives are on
Washington D.C. is going to vote on marijuana legalization this November. Washington D.C. joins Oregon and Alaska, who are also going to be voting on
2014 is an exciting year for marijuana reform, especially considering it’s a midterm election. Oregon, Alaska, and Washington D.C. are going to be voting on
A campaign to legalize cannabis in Washington D.C. turned in over 57,000 signatures to get their initiative on the 2014 ballot. Less than half of
A far-reaching marijuana decriminalization law took effect in the District of Columbia yesterday that replaces jail time with a $25 fine for the possession of one
Washington D.C.’s marijuana decriminalization law took effect today. It’s the best marijuana decriminalization law in the country. I am from Oregon, the first state in
In a Statement of Administration Policy yesterday the White House expressed strong opposition to a Republican amendment by Rep. Andy Harris (R-MD) that is directed at
Earlier this year, the Washington D.C. Council voted to decriminalize marijuana. The vote made possession of up to one ounce of marijuana an infraction instead
By Phillip Smith It now looks extremely likely that the residents of the nation’s capitol will vote in November on whether to legalize the possession
Monday at 10 a.m., the D.C. Cannabis Campaign will submit 58,000 signatures to the D.C. Board of Elections at 441 4th Street NW Suite 250,
WASHINGTON, DC — In less than 75 days, the DC Cannabis Campaign has collected more than twice the number signatures required to place Initiative 71 on November’s
Republicans may offer an amendment to a federal appropriations bill this morning that would prevent the District of Columbia from implementing the marijuana decriminalization law recently
Washington D.C. Council members is pushing forward with a plan to dramatically expand the amount of conditions that qualify a patient for medical marijuana. Right
Members of the District of Columbia City Council, on February 4th, gave initial approval to B20-0409 : The Simple Possession of Small Quantities of Marijuana Decriminalization Amendment Act of
Decriminalization Supported by Most Councilmembers and Has Enormous Public Support; Bill Would Reduce Enormous Racial Disparities in Criminal Justice System Advocates Urge Lawmakers to Pass
By Phillip Smith The District of Columbia city council this week took a preliminary step toward decriminalizing marijuana possession in the nation’s capital, with a
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