When a new state enacts legalization, its neighbors inevitably feel the economic gravity. 

Gov. Abigail Spanberger (D) signed the 2026/27 state budget, which includes language to officially launch Virginia’s adult-use cannabis market!

Now, the bill goes back to the governor, who can either accept it or veto it.

Five years after possession and home cultivation were legalized in the Commonwealth, it is time to regulate adult-use sales.

Despite an attempted rollback on adult-use cannabis sales, there are many more opportunities for progress in the Legislature.

The Michigan Senate voted 19-17 to add a crushing 24% wholesale cannabis tax on top of Michigan’s existing 16% tax at retail.

The outcome of the governor's race and House of Delegates races will likely determine whether Virginia finally legalizes cannabis sales.

For the second year in a row, Governor Glenn Youngkin (R) vetoed bills to legalize adult-use cannabis sales, along with other cannabis policy reforms.

Exciting news! Today, for the first time ever, the Delaware Senate passed a legalization bill — HB 371 — in a 13-7 vote. HB 371 would simply legalize possession of up to one ounce of cannabis for adults 21 and older in Delaware. It passed out of the Senate Judiciary Committee just one day earlier.

Exciting news! Adult-use cannabis sales begin today in the Land of Enchantment. New Mexicans 21 and older are now able to begin making retail purchases of cannabis.