Tag: HB 237

N.H.: Six cannabis bills up for hearings next week!

Jan 14, 2022

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The New Hampshire House of Representatives kicked off the new year by narrowly voting down a 2021 bill to legalize cannabis and create a regulated market (HB 237) and then overwhelmingly approving a different bill (HB 629) legalizing home possession and cultivation. HB 629 now heads to the far more challenging Senate.

N.H. House votes to legalize cannabis possession — but shoots down legal sales

Jan 06, 2022

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This morning, New Hampshire’s GOP-controlled House of Representatives voted to legalize possession and home cultivation of cannabis — advancing HB 629 in a lopsided 241-113 vote. Unfortunately, it rejected a more comprehensive legalization bill that included sales — HB 237 — in a 163-170 vote last night.

N.H.: Public hearings scheduled for two legalization bills!

Jan 22, 2021

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Two legalization bills have been introduced in the New Hampshire House of Representatives, and both have been scheduled for hearings in the Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee on Wednesday, January 27, beginning at 11 a.m. The hearings will be conducted via Zoom, which means it will be easier than ever for Granite Staters to support ending cannabis prohibition.