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Four States That Might Legalize Weed After The 2024 Election
There are 24 states that have made recreational weed legal, and soon, Florida and a few others might join them.
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The Lede
In 2024, voters in four states will decide on new marijuana measures, reflecting a shift towards its broader acceptance. Recreational and medical use are both on the table across various states ballots. While Florida aims for a breakthrough with adult-use legalization, Nebraska is focusing on medical cannabis laws. Meanwhile, both Dakotas are revisiting familiar debates after prior setbacks, hoping for better outcomes.
Key Details
- Florida: A recreational measure needs 60 percent to pass for recreational use. Trump has supported it, and commented on stopping "needless arrests" for personal use.
- Nebraska: Two initiatives would introduce and regulate medical marijuana, aligning with neighboring states (Iowa, South Dakota, Wyoming, Colorado and Missouri) to a varying degrees.
- North and South Dakota: Both states try again for recreational legalization, after previous efforts failed to gain lasting approval and faced legal challenges.
