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California's Proposition 19 has gone down to defeat, but organizers put the best face on it and vowed to move forward.

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.

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

Progressive Insurance magnate Peter Lewis has opened his checkbook for Proposition 19, making the latest in a series of last-minute major donations to help get-out-the-vote efforts.

In the latest round of the battle of the California pot polls, Prop 19 comes out well ahead.

As election day draws near, California's marijuana legalization initiative appears to be picking up voter support. It's now at 52% in one poll.

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

Prop 19 has built a formidable coalition of supporters, and it's generated nearly $2 million in donations in the past month. It will need every bit of that cash and support to get over the top, but the campaign says it can still do it.

Two more polls show Prop 19 losing, but with some grounds for hope.