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Voters confused by wording of Ohio Marijuana Issues
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — Two issues on Ohio’s November ballot could have voters dazed and confused.
Carrie Lowe, a first-time voter, says she supports the legalization of marijuana.
“I’m considering voting this time. Because of how big this is and how big a lot of other issues are.”
There are two issues on the ballot: legalization of pot, and for monopolies to be allowed by the state’s constitution.
We’re asking voters if they’re prepared for the upcoming election.
“When you say monopolies, I would probably say yes to both. I’m not sure I understand it exactly.”
Her vote of “Yes” on Issues 2 and 3, actually means marijuana would not be legal.
A “Yes” vote on Issue 2 would keep monopolies the way they are now — non-existent.
A no vote would allow monopolies to be written into the state’s constitution.
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Congress quietly ends federal government’s ban on medical marijuana
(LATimes) Tucked deep inside the 1,603-page federal spending measure is a provision that effectively ends the federal government’s prohibition on medical marijuana and signals a major shift in drug policy.
The bill’s passage over the weekend marks the first time Congress has approved nationally significant legislation backed by legalization advocates. It brings almost to a close two decades of tension between the states and Washington over medical use of marijuana.
Under the provision, states where medical pot is legal would no longer need to worry about federal drug agents raiding retail operations. Agents would be prohibited from doing so.
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