I'd like to urge all Ohio residents to vote yes on cannabis legalization this Tuesday. One more state legal, especially one so close to the draconian states of the SE US, will go a long way toward total cannabis freedom!
Vote Ohio
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SquareHead
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Just remember to vote
No on Issue 2
Yes on Issue 3
Correct, Rifleman?
There has been quite a bit of intentional confusion around this issue.
No on Issue 2
Yes on Issue 3
Correct, Rifleman?
There has been quite a bit of intentional confusion around this issue.
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I'm not a resident so haven't seen the ads or researched the how it's worded on the ballot. But urge everyone who can to arm themselves with the knowledge and go vote.
Bucudinkydow
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good luck ohio!!!!
Bucudinkydow
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It appears the movement is going to fail by a 2 to 1 margin according to early returns.
DesertSmoke
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just released about 25 ago
""Ohio voters on Tuesday rejected a controversial marijuana legalization measure at the polls in that state. Recent surveys showed support in Ohio for marijuana legalization, but voters balked at the specifics of the ballot initiative, which would have created an oligopoly on marijuana production for a small handful of the initiative's wealthy donors.
As of 9:30 p.m. with 41 percent of precincts accounted for, the Associated Press called the election with voters rejecting the measure by a nearly 2-to-1 margin, with 65 percent opposing and only 35 percent in favor.
The initiative faced an uphill battle from the start. The first stumbling block was the nature of the ballot measure itself. It would have essentially written a marijuana oligopoly into the state's constitution, with the measure's wealthy backers as the only recipients of licenses to grow marijuana commercially. That didn't sit right with many of the national advocacy groups that have backed successful legalization measures in other states""
Seems the way was it written to give only a very few the rights to Cannabis killed it for everyone.
""Ohio voters on Tuesday rejected a controversial marijuana legalization measure at the polls in that state. Recent surveys showed support in Ohio for marijuana legalization, but voters balked at the specifics of the ballot initiative, which would have created an oligopoly on marijuana production for a small handful of the initiative's wealthy donors.
As of 9:30 p.m. with 41 percent of precincts accounted for, the Associated Press called the election with voters rejecting the measure by a nearly 2-to-1 margin, with 65 percent opposing and only 35 percent in favor.
The initiative faced an uphill battle from the start. The first stumbling block was the nature of the ballot measure itself. It would have essentially written a marijuana oligopoly into the state's constitution, with the measure's wealthy backers as the only recipients of licenses to grow marijuana commercially. That didn't sit right with many of the national advocacy groups that have backed successful legalization measures in other states""
Seems the way was it written to give only a very few the rights to Cannabis killed it for everyone.
Emilya Green
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I hope Missouri takes notice of this... they are trying to do the same thing here. The last real proposal was for 5 licenses across the state for medical only... no recreational. That is a non starter as far as I am concerned.
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