California:
Santa Barbara, CA. Measure P Win by 65% Make marijuana possession the lowest law enforcement priority.
Santa Cruz, CA. Measure K Win by 64% Make marijuana possession the lowest priority for laws enforcement.
Santa Monica, CA. Measurer Y Win by 65% Make marijuana possession the lowest priority for law enforcement.
Albany, CA. Measure D Win by 53% to allow a medical marijuana dispensary in the City of Albany.
Nevada:
State of Nevada Question 7 Loss by 56% to permit the manufacture, distribution and sale of marijuana to adults 21 and older.
Colorado:
State of Colorado Amendment 44 Loss by 60% Allow possession of up to one ounce of marijuana.
Montana:
Missoula County Initiative 2 Win by 54% Make marijuana the lowest priority for law enforcement.
Arkansas:
Eureka Springs Initiative Win by 63% Make the possession of one ounce or less the lowest priority for laws enforcement.
For More Information Contact Southern California NORML at socalnorml@hotmail.com or check us out at the web at:
http://www.socalnorml.org
http://www.canorml.org
http://www.norml.org
Southern California NORML (National Organization Reforming Marijuana Laws) Representing Cannabis Consumers Since 1970
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June 19, 2008 at 8:44 am
I am a resident of Milwaukee, and I do support a smoking ban. As a non- smoker, I fully utilize my rights NOT to smoke, but I am continously subjected to second hand smoke every time I go out to see a band play. I am a non- drinker as well, and I find it sad that I wake up the morning after a show feeling as if I have a hangover. My eyes are crusted over, and I generally feel sick all day long. I don’ t support prying cigarettes out of smokers’ hands, but give people a break. There’ s no reason that every…
July 2, 2008 at 11:22 pm
Uhh…. your site is totally off…. if something lost 40-60 at the polls (such as the Colorado marijuana initiative), it lost by 10 percent, not 60 percent. Your site suggests marijuana initiatives received FAR less support than they actually did. This has led to this bogus info being re-posted in other more visible spots: http://laist.com/2008/07/02/legalized_weed_what_went_down_in_06.php
September 22, 2008 at 6:31 pm
nice work, man