Wow! 2018 has been a big year for medical cannabis victories, and yesterday was no different. You went to the polls and cast your ballot for medical cannabis, and we’re humbled by your advocacy and your support. Last night, we won, and we won big: Missouri, Utah, and Michigan all have new cannabis laws. Wisconsin made it loud and clear they are ready for a medical cannabis program.
With the victories in Missouri and Utah, there are now thirty-three states that will have a medical cannabis program. We also saw Michigan legalize the non-medical use of cannabis.
With two-thirds of the country now having laws for medical cannabis, and a new Congress, we are in a position to end federal Prohibition once and for all.
Despite our victories, we still have work to do. We still need to:
We will not stop until all Americans have safe access to medical cannabis. Thank you for voting and thank you for your support.
Sincerely,
David Mangone
Director of Government Affairs
Americans for Safe Access
http://www.safeaccessnow.org/
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