Maryland lawmakers are once again considering legislation to legalize marijuana. The bill being introduced this week in the House will put the question on this November’s ballot, letting voters decide.
Wednesday was Cannabis Lobbying Day in Annapolis. For those in attendance, legalizing marijuana in Maryland is no longer a pipe dream.
Advocates went door to door, calling on lawmakers to support a measure allowing voters to decide the issue on the November ballot.
If passed, the state constitution would be amended to legalize marijuana.
“The bill basically says ‘yes or no.’ That’s the question before voters on the issue of using, possessing and growing small amounts,” said Del. David Moon, a lead sponsor of the bill.
Advocates see 2018 as the tipping point, as more states are legalizing pot. Eight states have legalized it so far.
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