Oklahoma is one of only 19 states that still jails people for possession of small amounts of cannabis. It is undecided as to what will happen to the state’s limited consumable hemp market when federal regulations change in December 2026.
Possession of even a single joint remains a misdemeanor offense, punishable with up to one year in jail and a fine of up to $1000 — even though more than half of Americans live in legalization states. Last year, Oklahoma arrested 3,712 individuals for possession…
With Idaho having one of the highest arrest rates for cannabis in the nation, Idahoans can not afford to give up their rights to have a say in cannabis laws.
With cannabis policy initiatives on the ballot in multiple states, and candidates across the country staking out their positions on legalization, every vote cast on November 3 will be pivotal in determining the direction of reform for years to come.
Pennsylvania missed an opportunity to legalize adult-use cannabis in 2026, with House Bill 1200 passing in the House only to later die in a Senate committee. Before the legislature convenes in 2027, voters have an opportunity to elect new lawmakers.
This year’s elections will be key to whether Wisconsin finally elects a legislature and a governor who are willing to pass medical cannabis legislation, decriminalization, or a legalization law.
Alabama is one of only 19 states that still jails people for possession of small amounts of cannabis. It is undecided as to what will happen to the state’s limited consumable hemp market when federal regulations change in December 2026.
Possession of even a single joint (and up to one ounce) remains a Class A misdemeanor offense, punishable with up to one year in jail, a fine of up to $6000, and a mandatory six-month suspension of your driver’s license — even though more than half of Americans…