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Marijuana Policy Project The Ma*****na Policy Project (MPP) is the number one organization in the U.S. legalizing cannabis.

The Ma*****na Policy Project envisions a nation where ma*****na is legally regulated similarly to alcohol, ma*****na education is honest and realistic, and treatment for problem ma*****na users is non-coercive and geared toward reducing harm.

To help voters understand what’s at stake and where candidates stand, MPP has compiled voter guides for some of the key ...
10/16/2026

To help voters understand what’s at stake and where candidates stand, MPP has compiled voter guides for some of the key states with the most promising opportunities to advance reform policies — if enough pro-legalization candidates are elected in this cycle.

With cannabis policy initiatives on the ballot in multiple states, and candidates across the country staking out their positions on legalization, every vote cast on November 3 will be pivotal in determining the direction of reform for years to come.

If you live in New Hampshire, check out MPP's voter guide that explains where candidates stand on cannabis legalization ...
10/15/2026

If you live in New Hampshire, check out MPP's voter guide that explains where candidates stand on cannabis legalization and related issues of justice and equity!

Learn where candidates stand on legalization and make a plan to vote!

Voters are eager for reform: Pennsylvania continues to arrest folks for possessing even small amounts of cannabis, while...
10/14/2026

Voters are eager for reform: Pennsylvania continues to arrest folks for possessing even small amounts of cannabis, while most of its neighbors have enacted adult-use legalization.

Pennsylvania missed an opportunity to legalize adult-use cannabis in 2026, with House Bill 1200 passing in the House only to later die in a Senate committee. Before the legislature convenes in 2027, voters have an opportunity to elect new lawmakers.

This year’s elections will be key to whether Wisconsin finally elects a legislature and a governor who are willing to pa...
10/14/2026

This year’s elections will be key to whether Wisconsin finally elects a legislature and a governor who are willing to pass medical cannabis legislation, decriminalization, or a legalization law.

This year’s elections will be key to whether Wisconsin finally elects a legislature and a governor who are willing to pass medical cannabis legislation, decriminalization, or a legalization law.

In Georgia, simple cannabis possession still carries up to 1 year in jail and over 10,700 arrests happened last year. Wi...
10/09/2026

In Georgia, simple cannabis possession still carries up to 1 year in jail and over 10,700 arrests happened last year. With state elections around the corner, be sure to check out where lawmakers stand on cannabis reform!

This fall, voters will have an opportunity to decide who represents them in the state capitol.

10/09/2026

The latest CDC data — in alignment with other recent national and state surveys — shows a remarkable decline in youth cannabis use and ease of access in every state that has legalized cannabis for adults 21 and over.

With 66% of Floridians supporting full legalization, this election season is crucial for the future of cannabis policy i...
10/08/2026

With 66% of Floridians supporting full legalization, this election season is crucial for the future of cannabis policy in the state.

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North Carolina voters: this election will decide whether cannabis reform advances or remains stalled over the next four ...
10/08/2026

North Carolina voters: this election will decide whether cannabis reform advances or remains stalled over the next four years. Check out what you need to know before you vote!

Voters are eager for reform: North Carolina remains one of eight states that do not have a medical program, and arrests folks for possessing even small amounts of cannabis.

The Hawai‘i Alliance for Cannabis Reform has created a voter guide that explains where candidates stand on cannabis lega...
10/07/2026

The Hawai‘i Alliance for Cannabis Reform has created a voter guide that explains where candidates stand on cannabis legalization and related issues of justice and equity! Check it out and make a plan to vote!

Learn where candidates stand on cannabis justice and make a plan to vote!

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