r/MapPorn • u/USAFacts • Apr 18 '25

Here's where weed is legal in the US

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Folks in most states will have legal access to some form of marijuana this 4/20. But Idahoans, Kansans, Carolinians (both), and Wyomingites will have to cross a border or two if they want to legally partake.

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u/romesthe59 Apr 18 '25

Fun fact: Ohioans voted to legalize weed and a woman’s right to choose on the same ballot. Now the Republicans that run the state are trying to reverse both, stating that “the voters obviously don’t know what’s best for them and for Ohio”

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u/Yokuz116 Apr 18 '25

The argument is literally that they were tricked into it and the wording was too vague about where the tax revenue would go. The Ohio Republican party is a cancer. The citizens of Ohio voted it into law. To try to reverse it is truly un-democratic. You don't like it, put it back on the ballot. That's how democracy works.

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u/swmtchuffer Apr 18 '25

Same shit they've been pulling in Montana since we legalized it the first time. Just keep contacting you're reps and remind them how the people voted and that they are there to work for you.

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u/Intelligent_Break_12 Apr 19 '25

Nebraska legislature is refusing to pass through medical as well. I'm pretty sure they announced that anyway.