Articles tagged with "Election 2018"

Legalization could break through a geographic barrier in November, finding a first foothold in the Midwest after a string of election victories in the Northeast and West.

The increase continues three decades of steadily growing support among nearly all demographic groups—and represents double the support found in 2000.

Voters face three medical marijuana measures, but only one is what you’d call normal.

Lobbyists for police, cities and a few cannabis stores want to kill legal cannabis delivery competition in California.

Utah voters could legalize for patients in one of America’s most conservative states. Here’s what the law would do.

A judge stopped the immediate closure of 98 dispensaries around the state, and set a new Dec. 15 application deadline.

Congress members Earl Blumenauer (D-OR) and David Joyce (R-OH) agree on one thing: Cannabis will move next year.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo is favored in next week’s primary. But the #CynthiaEffect has already broken New York’s legalization logjam.

On his watch, marijuana arrests nosedived from 21,000 to 129.

We are in a new era of cannabis policy. Learn more about these politicians who brought us here and changed the legalization game for good.