Idaho voters have rejected a ballot measure that would have restricted their own ability to legalize marijuana in the future. The proposed constitutional amendment was trailing by a 72-28 margin on Tuesday night, with an estimated 16 percent of ballots counted, according to The Associated Press. If approved, the measure would have made it so

Democrat James Talarico has won Texas’ U.S. Senate race, defeating Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton and becoming the first Democrat elected to the Senate from … Continue reading

Voters in Massachusetts have rejected a ballot initiative that would have rolled back the state’s marijuana legalization law. Question 8 was trailing by a significant margin of 72 percent to 28 percent on Tuesday night, with an estimated 15 percent of ballots counted, according to Decision Desk HQ. If approved, the measure would have repealed

Voters in Houston, Texas have approved a ballot measure to make misdemeanor marijuana possession the “lowest possible enforcement priority” for local police. The initiative was leading by a strong margin of 72-28 on Tuesday evening. The measure was placed on the ballot by the City Council after activists with Ground Game Texas submitted nearly 40,000 […]

Through mid-October, nearly $6.5 million has been raised in the campaign around adult-use marijuana repeal Question 8 in Massachusetts.