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'''Cannabis initiatives on the ballot in 2022''' are in five, and possibly six, states in November:<ref>https://ballotpedia.org/2022_ballot_measures</ref> | '''Cannabis initiatives on the ballot in 2022''' are in five, and possibly six, states in November:<ref>https://ballotpedia.org/2022_ballot_measures</ref> | ||
| − | *Arkansas - Issue 4, a proposed constitutional amendment opposed by [[conservative]]s<ref>https://www.marijuanamoment.net/arkansas-poll-shows-growing-majority-support-for-marijuana-legalization-ballot-initiative-as-top-republicans-urge-no-vote/</ref> | + | *Arkansas - defeated by voters as ballot Issue 4, a proposed constitutional amendment opposed by [[conservative]]s<ref>https://www.marijuanamoment.net/arkansas-poll-shows-growing-majority-support-for-marijuana-legalization-ballot-initiative-as-top-republicans-urge-no-vote/</ref> |
*Maryland | *Maryland | ||
*Missouri | *Missouri | ||
| − | *North Dakota | + | *North Dakota - defeated by voters |
*Oklahoma - Question 820 will be on its ballot on March 7, 2023.<ref>https://okcfox.com/news/local/3-state-reject-recreational-marijuana-will-oklahoma-pass-sq-820-in-march-smoke-weed-medical-recreational-say-yes-to-state-question-820-michelle-tilley-petition</ref> | *Oklahoma - Question 820 will be on its ballot on March 7, 2023.<ref>https://okcfox.com/news/local/3-state-reject-recreational-marijuana-will-oklahoma-pass-sq-820-in-march-smoke-weed-medical-recreational-say-yes-to-state-question-820-michelle-tilley-petition</ref> | ||
| − | *South Dakota | + | *South Dakota - defeated by voters |
| + | Several other states in the [[Midwest]], such as [[Wisconsin]], also ban recreational [[marijuana]], while [[liberal]] states like [[Illinois]] allow it. | ||
[[Cannabis]] wastes immense amounts of scare [[water]], while causing widespread harm. Millions of dollars are spent by marijuana businesses to try to pass these ballot initiatives despite the harm they cause. | [[Cannabis]] wastes immense amounts of scare [[water]], while causing widespread harm. Millions of dollars are spent by marijuana businesses to try to pass these ballot initiatives despite the harm they cause. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
{{reflist}} | {{reflist}} | ||
[[category:cannabis]] | [[category:cannabis]] | ||
Revision as of 05:35, November 10, 2022
Cannabis initiatives on the ballot in 2022 are in five, and possibly six, states in November:[1]
- Arkansas - defeated by voters as ballot Issue 4, a proposed constitutional amendment opposed by conservatives[2]
- Maryland
- Missouri
- North Dakota - defeated by voters
- Oklahoma - Question 820 will be on its ballot on March 7, 2023.[3]
- South Dakota - defeated by voters
Several other states in the Midwest, such as Wisconsin, also ban recreational marijuana, while liberal states like Illinois allow it. Cannabis wastes immense amounts of scare water, while causing widespread harm. Millions of dollars are spent by marijuana businesses to try to pass these ballot initiatives despite the harm they cause.
References
- ↑ https://ballotpedia.org/2022_ballot_measures
- ↑ https://www.marijuanamoment.net/arkansas-poll-shows-growing-majority-support-for-marijuana-legalization-ballot-initiative-as-top-republicans-urge-no-vote/
- ↑ https://okcfox.com/news/local/3-state-reject-recreational-marijuana-will-oklahoma-pass-sq-820-in-march-smoke-weed-medical-recreational-say-yes-to-state-question-820-michelle-tilley-petition