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Massachusetts Local Legalization Questions All Winning

There were public policy questions on the ballots of 45 cities in Massachusetts today, asking voters their opinion on marijuana legalization.

I almost forgot about Detroit...

Detroit has decriminalized marijuana! According to activist Tim Beck, WDIV TV 4 has projected that Prop M has won with 65%.

Oregonian Calls Defeat for Measure 80

The Oregonian has called

Update on Arkansas, California, Montana, Oregon

Oregon Measure 80 is still losing 45-55, with 61% of the vote counted.

Sensible Washington Response to I-502 Victory

Sensible Washington, which opposed I-502 due to concerns over the initiative's DUI provision, has issued a grac

Seattle Times Calls I-502 Passing

The Seattle Times has called victory for Initiative 502.

Oregon Measure 80 Down 45-55

With 57% of the vote counted, Oregon's Measure 80 is down 45-55.

Denver Post Has Called, Not Just Projected, Amendment 64

http://www.denverpost.com/

Washington's I-502 is Leading!

With almost 1.5 million votes counted, out of a total active registered voter population of 3.85 million,

Denver Post Projects Amendment 64 Passing

There are postings on Facebook saying that Colorado's Amendment 64 for marijuana regulation has been called as passing.

Updates on Montana, California, Colorado, Arkansas, Massachusetts

Massachusetts has passed medical marijuana!

Colorado Is Ahead So Far...

As of 8:12pm mountain time, the Colorado secretary of state site shows

Send Us Video of Your Election-Night Celebrating

We're trying something new -- hopefully it will work.

The Latest Polling on the Marijuana Legalization Initiatives

Today is the big day! Marijuana legalization is on the ballot in Washington, Oregon and Colorado. Medical marijuana is getting votes in Massachusetts, Arkansas and Montana.

Is Marijuana Prohibition About to Get its Ass Kicked?

[inline:marijuanaplants.jpg align=right]Ballot measures to legalize marijuana in Colorado and Washington are polling strong on the eve of the election, and for many, this is a moment as momentous or more so than the presidential race itself. I've been too focused on other projects to comment regularly this time around -- and it hasn't been easy -- but tonight I can think of nothing else. And if you're reading this, I imagine you're thinking what I'm thinking.