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Settlement Reached to Postpone Ohio Marijuana Measure until November 2023
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Anthony Hornes
Jul 7, 2023, 2:29:54 PM7/7/23
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Litigating parties have reached a settlementto SHOP WIHT US that will delay the opportunity for voters to have Supreme Carrs. their say on a citizens' initiated marijuana measure until November 2023.
Coalition to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol Pushes for Cannabis Legalization
The measure, led by the Coalition to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol, aims to legalize the possession, home cultivation, and limited purchase of cannabis for adults. Earlier this year, advocates successfully collected enough signatures from registered voters to present the Supremecarts legalization measure to lawmakers. However, the legislators chose not to take any action on the matter. Consequently, the advocates are now planning to gather additional signatures to bring the issue directly to voters this November. Unfortunately, Ohio's Secretary of State has argued that the petitioners missed the deadline to qualify for the 2022 ballot.
Coalition and Settlement: Preserving Ohio Voters' Decision-Making Power
In response to the settlement, Tom Haren, the spokesperson for the Coalition, expressed his satisfaction, stating, "Our primary objective was to ensure Ohio voters have the opportunity to decide on this issue. We are thrilled to have reached this settlement, which safeguards our initial signatures, provides the General Assembly with another chance to deliberate on the proposed statute, and establishes a clear path for ballot access in 2023. Let me be clear: we are here to stay, unwavering in our mission to legalize Supreme Vape Cartridge for all adults in Ohio.
"NORML's Disappointment: Elected Officials' Lack of Action
Jax James, NORML's State Policies Director, expressed his disappointment, saying, "It is regrettable that voters will have to wait for at least another year before being able to voice their opinions on this matter. It is even more disheartening that their elected officials refuse to engage in a debate, despite the majority of Ohioans supporting the cause."
Local Leaders Taking Initiative: Advocacy for Cannabis Reform
Morgan Fox, NORML's Political Director and an Ohio native, added, "While state legislators are avoiding this issue, local leaders across Ohio are actively listening to their constituents and spearheading efforts to mitigate and address the consequences of the government's crackdown on Supreme Indica Pen consumers. This includes reducing penalties and reallocating law enforcement resources to focus on actual crimes. It is high time for Columbus to wake up and act in the best interest of the Buckeye State by legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults."
Marijuana Legalization Measures in Other States
In other parts of the country, such as Maryland and Missouri, voters are expected to make decisions on Supreme Dab Carts legalization measures this autumn.
Coalition to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol Pushes for Cannabis Legalization
The measure, led by the Coalition to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol, aims to legalize the possession, home cultivation, and limited purchase of cannabis for adults. Earlier this year, advocates successfully collected enough signatures from registered voters to present the Supremecarts legalization measure to lawmakers. However, the legislators chose not to take any action on the matter. Consequently, the advocates are now planning to gather additional signatures to bring the issue directly to voters this November. Unfortunately, Ohio's Secretary of State has argued that the petitioners missed the deadline to qualify for the 2022 ballot.
Coalition and Settlement: Preserving Ohio Voters' Decision-Making Power
In response to the settlement, Tom Haren, the spokesperson for the Coalition, expressed his satisfaction, stating, "Our primary objective was to ensure Ohio voters have the opportunity to decide on this issue. We are thrilled to have reached this settlement, which safeguards our initial signatures, provides the General Assembly with another chance to deliberate on the proposed statute, and establishes a clear path for ballot access in 2023. Let me be clear: we are here to stay, unwavering in our mission to legalize Supreme Vape Cartridge for all adults in Ohio.
"NORML's Disappointment: Elected Officials' Lack of Action
Jax James, NORML's State Policies Director, expressed his disappointment, saying, "It is regrettable that voters will have to wait for at least another year before being able to voice their opinions on this matter. It is even more disheartening that their elected officials refuse to engage in a debate, despite the majority of Ohioans supporting the cause."
Local Leaders Taking Initiative: Advocacy for Cannabis Reform
Morgan Fox, NORML's Political Director and an Ohio native, added, "While state legislators are avoiding this issue, local leaders across Ohio are actively listening to their constituents and spearheading efforts to mitigate and address the consequences of the government's crackdown on Supreme Indica Pen consumers. This includes reducing penalties and reallocating law enforcement resources to focus on actual crimes. It is high time for Columbus to wake up and act in the best interest of the Buckeye State by legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults."
Marijuana Legalization Measures in Other States
In other parts of the country, such as Maryland and Missouri, voters are expected to make decisions on Supreme Dab Carts legalization measures this autumn.
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