2022 marijuana-focused election updates, analysis & highlights
Coverage of the 2022 election, focusing on legalization measures in five states and key federal races that could affect marijuana reform.
Coverage of the 2022 election, focusing on legalization measures in five states and key federal races that could affect marijuana reform.
Adult-use marijuana sales could grow by more than $1.5 billion a year if voters approve new recreational markets on the ballot this Election Day, but observers say that will prove difficult.
MJBizDaily will provide wide-ranging coverage of the Nov. 8 midterm elections, giving readers live updates on marijuana legalization ballot initiatives in five states as well as key congressional races that could influence federal MJ reform efforts on Capitol Hill.
Unlike 2020, the marijuana industry appears less likely to record a clean sweep of victories when residents in five states head to the polls during this year’s midterm elections to vote on adult-use legalization ballot initiatives.
Election results for 2022 marijuana-related ballot initiatives in Arkansas, Maryland, Missouri, North Dakota, and South Dakota.
The first state-licensed medical marijuana dispensary, Unity Rd., opened Wednesday in Hartford, near Sioux Falls, though most cultivators won’t have product ready for sale until this fall.
South Dakota’s medical marijuana market is expected to launch next week with at least one dispensary opening near Sioux Falls.