Top officials and legislators urge Massachusetts voters to reject an initiative that would repeal legal cannabis sales—impacting retail, delivery, and regional cannabis policy.

Idahoans will decide whether only lawmakers—not voters—can legalize marijuana or other psychoactive drugs. Here’s what HJR 4 does, who backs it, and why it matters beyond Idaho.

Gov. Maura Healey says she’ll vote no on Question 8, the repeal bid targeting Massachusetts’ adult-use market, as polling shows 71% opposition and top Democrats urge voters to keep cannabis legal.

Florida advocates are regrouping after a 2024 setback, aiming to place adult-use cannabis on the 2026 ballot. Here’s what’s known, what’s not, and why DMV readers should care.

Florida advocates filed two separate adult-use cannabis initiatives that outline possession limits, sales via current dispensaries, and a licensing path—if they secure enough signatures.

A new University of New Hampshire survey finds strong, bipartisan opposition to a Massachusetts ballot push to end adult-use cannabis—offering clues for policy watchers in the DMV.

NORML’s op-ed warns voters about a repeal push in Massachusetts and argues legal markets protect youth better than prohibition. Here’s what’s at stake and why DMV readers should watch.

A new UNH poll shows Massachusetts voters widely against a ballot initiative to roll back legal adult-use sales and home grow—signaling national ripple effects for delivery laws and operations.

Massachusetts crossed $10B in adult-use cannabis sales, signaling durable demand—and a wake-up call for delivery operators, investors, and app builders planning their next move.

In a 7–0 decision, Nebraska’s high court left intact two 2024 initiatives approving medical cannabis and program rules, closing a challenge backed by top officials.

A Florida grand jury reveals $10 million in Medicaid settlement funds were diverted through nonprofits to oppose adult-use cannabis legalization.