There has yet to be an announced launch date for sales at additional dispensaries, but many, including Gov. Andy Beshear (D), are hoping by the end of January.
With the recent federal actions to potentially reclassify cannabis as a Schedule III substance, now is the time for Georgia to expand its very limited low-THC program.
At MPP, we are hopeful that a move to Schedule III will ease the path to more and better research, that it will ultimately guarantee safe and readily available access for patients, that the President’s declaration will give Republican-controlled state legislatures the political cover they need to ensure access under state law, and that the regulated industry - both medical and adult-use - will finally get out from under the suffocating weight of 280e and be treated fairly under the federal tax code.
With Virginia's new governor and lawmakers preparing to be sworn in, we’re optimistic that the Commonwealth will finally legalize adult-use sales in 2026.
Due to the tireless efforts by advocates such as yourself and our allies on the ground, the 2025 legislative session saw the largest expansion of the Texas Compassionate Use Program in its history.
MPP was established to be a driving force in the movement to end cannabis prohibition in the United States, and 30 years on, we’re staying true to our mission as the fight for cannabis freedom and justice enters a new and challenging stage.