
Ohio Gov. DeWine Hatches Plan To Whittle Down Adult-Use Law Voters Approved
Ohio’s legal pot law, Issue 2, could be whittled down by lawmakers since it’s a citizen initiative.

Ohio’s legal pot law, Issue 2, could be whittled down by lawmakers since it’s a citizen initiative.

A comfortable 57% of voters approved Issue 2 to legalize adult-use cannabis in Ohio, shifting the scales in terms of U.S. populations with legal pot.

An economic analysis has determined that an Ohio ballot measure to legalize cannabis would result in a $260 million net economic benefit for the state each year.

The Coalition to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol stomped opposition group Protect Ohio Workers and Families in terms of fundraising efforts.

Legislators have introduced a senate resolution urging Ohio voters to vote “no.”

It’s looking more and more likely that Ohio may legalize adult-use cannabis this November, as the most recent poll on the subject once again affirms that a majority of voters in the state are ready to take the plunge.

Will Ohio be the next state to usher in a new era of reform and recreational cannabis?

Valid ballot initiative signatures have been submitted, and “massive turnout” is expected this November for cannabis and abortion rights.

Activists in Ohio last week submitted an additional 6,500 signatures in support of a recreational marijuana legalization initiative after originally falling short of the number needed to qualify the proposal for the ballot.

An effort to legalize recreational weed in Ohio fell short of the number of signatures required to add the proposal to the ballot, but the campaign has been given 10 more days to make up the shortfall.

The Ohio Medical Cannabis Board approved IBS as a qualifying condition to use medical marijuana while rejecting petitions to add OCD and autism.

Moxie, a pioneer in the world of cannabis concentrates, has officially launched its medical products in The Buckeye State.

Ohio’s legal pot law, Issue 2, could be whittled down by lawmakers since it’s a citizen initiative.

A comfortable 57% of voters approved Issue 2 to legalize adult-use cannabis in Ohio, shifting the scales in terms of U.S. populations with legal pot.

An economic analysis has determined that an Ohio ballot measure to legalize cannabis would result in a $260 million net economic benefit for the state each year.

The Coalition to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol stomped opposition group Protect Ohio Workers and Families in terms of fundraising efforts.

Legislators have introduced a senate resolution urging Ohio voters to vote “no.”

It’s looking more and more likely that Ohio may legalize adult-use cannabis this November, as the most recent poll on the subject once again affirms that a majority of voters in the state are ready to take the plunge.

Will Ohio be the next state to usher in a new era of reform and recreational cannabis?

Valid ballot initiative signatures have been submitted, and “massive turnout” is expected this November for cannabis and abortion rights.

Activists in Ohio last week submitted an additional 6,500 signatures in support of a recreational marijuana legalization initiative after originally falling short of the number needed to qualify the proposal for the ballot.

An effort to legalize recreational weed in Ohio fell short of the number of signatures required to add the proposal to the ballot, but the campaign has been given 10 more days to make up the shortfall.

The Ohio Medical Cannabis Board approved IBS as a qualifying condition to use medical marijuana while rejecting petitions to add OCD and autism.

Moxie, a pioneer in the world of cannabis concentrates, has officially launched its medical products in The Buckeye State.
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