Arkansas medical marijuana supporters raise almost $420,000 vs. opponents $48,000
Arkansans for Compassionate Care reported this week that it raised almost $420,000 in October for its campaign to legalize medical marijuana.
Arkansans for Compassionate Care reported this week that it raised almost $420,000 in October for its campaign to legalize medical marijuana.
Arkansans for Compassionate Care reported this week that it raised almost $420,000 in October for its campaign to legalize medical marijuana.
The outright ban on medical marijuana dispensaries that passed with a unanimous vote of the LA City Council has now been repealed in an 11-2 vote.
“It’s just a never-ending cycle … it’s a big loophole,” because the City Council could just pass the repeal of the repeal of the initiative, then repeal the repeal of the repeal. It’s municipal democracy straight out of a sketch comedy show.
The Springfield (MO) City council voted to overturn the citizen initiative in a meeting last night. Supporters gathered more than 5,000 signatures of support in just over one month.
Activists have submitted enough valid signatures to qualify a referendum on the ballot to overturn a Los Angeles City Council ban on medical marijuana dispensaries. The ban, instituted on September 6, follows years of the City Council failing to implement reasonable regulations that would serve the city and the patients.
With the judge’s decision, the argument in the Blue Book against Amendment 64 is 75% longer than the for argument.
A new study by UCLA Public Policy researcher Bridget Freisthler shows that the City Council has been overstating the number of operating dispensaries by more than double.
Following a unanimous vote by the Los Angeles City Council to ban all store-front medical marijuana dispensaries, activists in the community are planning their next actions to counter the ban.
For sixteen years, the LA City Council has failed every opportunity to work with medical marijuana advocates to craft workable dispensary regulations, such as those that seem to serve San Francisco and Oakland so well. Now they want to throw the baby out with the bath water and ban all dispensaries.
A marijuana decriminalization bill that was first brought to the city council last November has passed as law in Chicago, and the council passed it on a 43 to 3 vote.
Cannabis reform activists in San Diego have conceded defeat in their efforts to qualify a ballot measure in the city to permit dispensaries to operate legally.
This is just the latest in an upset election that can be traced to a candidate’s pro-marijuana stance as opposed to their opponents anti-marijuana stance.