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California Cities Approve Marijuana Taxes, Reject Dispensary Bans

California voters may not want to legalize marijuana, but they sure want to tax it. A number of cities approved tax measures, and two rejected dispensary bans.

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Marijuana Ballot Questions Win in Massachusetts (Again)

Marijuana reform activists in Massachusetts are still batting 100% in their decade-long campaign of marijuana reform non-binding ballot questions.

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Wisconsin Medical Marijuana Advisory Referenda Pass

It wasn't all bad news Tuesday. One of the comforting items came from the cities of Madison and River Falls, Wisconsin, where voters sent a signal to lawmakers that medical marijuana is a winning issue.

Massachusetts Marijuana Questions a Clean Sweep?

If I haven't misread the state web page at 1:18am, the local mariju

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Iowa Pharmacy Board Says Marijuana is Medicine

Iowa's Board of Pharmacy has recognized that marijuana has medicinal uses. Now maybe the state legislature will act. Or not.

Iowa Board of Pharmacy Takes Action On Medical Marijuana

The Iowa Board of Pharmacy took action Tuesday by making marijuana a drug with medicinal purposes. The Board agreed to re-classify marijuana from a schedule one to schedule two drug.

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US Nearing 50% Supporting Marijuana Legalization, Poll Finds

The trend line is looking good for marijuana legalization. It's gone up 15 points in 10 years and now stands at 46% nationwide.

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Oregon Marijuana Dispensary Initiative Faces Uphill Battle [FEATURE]

Will a Tea Party tidal wave swamp Oregon's dispensary initiative or will young voters be enthused enough to save it?

Polls Have South Dakota Medical Marijuana Initiative Trailing Badly

It looks like South Dakota's medical marijuana initiative is in trouble, at least according to two recent polls.

Medical Marijuna Industry Contributes Thousands to State Candidates

In the first general election since the boom of the state's medical marijuana industry, cannabis supporters are making their voices heard the old-fashioned way: with money. Colorado medical marijuana business owners and advocates have made thousands of dollars in contributions to state candidates this year. Dispensary owners have teamed up to form a political action committee. And activists last month went so far as to host a fundraiser for attorney-general candidate Stan Garnett.

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