marijuana, North Dakota

Follow marijuana election results across Florida, Nebraska, South Dakota, North Dakota
The legalization of marijuana was on the ballot in four states on Tuesday. Florida, North Dakota and South Dakota each voted on measures to legalize recreational marijuana while Nebraska voters weighed in on both recreational and medical marijuana. Here is the latest vote counts on each measure and what they would do.
North Dakota Measure 5 Election Results: Legalize Marijuana
This measure would allow for the production, sale, possession and use of cannabis by those 21 and over.
Voters Reject Marijuana Legalization in North Dakota and South Dakota
Voters in two sparsely populated red states, North Dakota and South Dakota, have rejected ballot initiatives that would have legalized recreational marijuana. With nearly all ballots counted on Tuesday night, North Dakota's Initiated Measure 5 had ...
Recreational marijuana appears to be headed for defeat in North Dakota
BISMARCK, N.D. ( North Dakota Monitor) – Recreational marijuana advocates experienced a statewide bummer Tuesday as an adult-use cannabis measure appeared headed for defeat for the third time in six years. Voters rejected Measure 5 52% to 48% in early results.
North Dakota adult-use marijuana measure rejected; South Dakota failing
With nearly all votes counted, an adult-use marijuana measure will fail in North Dakota while a South Dakota initiative to legalize adult-use growing was trailing.
North Dakota poised to once again strike down recreational marijuana
Tuesday's vote appears to mark a trend of narrowing the margin of opposition to recreational pot in North Dakota. Voters rejected legalizing recreational marijuana in 2018 and 2022, with 59% and 55% of voters opposed, respectively, compared to the 53% opposed late Tuesday.
Voters Reject Marijuana Legalization in North Dakota and South Dakota (opinion)
The ratio of Republicans to Democrats is similarly lopsided in North Dakota, where the GOP has likewise maintained a trifecta since 1995. And as in South Dakota, voters are fine with medical marijuana, which they approved by a 28-point margin in 2016, but leery of recreational legalization, which they rejected in 2018 and 2022.
South Dakota voting on marijuana again with IM 29
Recreational marijuana will be one of seven ballot measures that South Dakotans will vote on this election. Here’s what to know about it. What it does Initiated Measure 29 is a measure that would legalize the possession,
South Dakota votes on marijuana legalization for third time
If passed, IM 29 would allow adults aged 21 and older to "possess, grow, ingest, and distribute marijuana or marijuana paraphernalia," according to Attorney General Marty Jackley. The measure would permit possession of up to two ounces of marijuana and allow residents to grow up to six plants per person,
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North Dakota voters defeat ballot measure to largely axe property tax
The measure to end local property taxes based on assessed value would have forced the state to provide an estimated $3.15 ...
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Florida's adult-use marijuana initiative fails as Nebraska voters approve medical cannabis
Florida's effort to legalize adult-use marijuana failed to pass with a 60% super majority of votes needed. Voters in three ...
Does Kamala Harris want to legalize weed? Here's where she stands on marijuana legislation
In a podcast interview, Kamala Harris previously said she has felt the need to legalize marijuana for a "long time." ...
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Recreational marijuana campaign met with defeat
A costly campaign to legalize recreational marijuana in Florida failed Tuesday as voters in dozens of states weighed more ...
Abortion, Marijuana, and Taxes: Key Ballot Issues in South Dakota
South Dakota voters will face pivotal decisions on measures affecting abortion rights, recreational marijuana, food taxes, and primary election structures. With issues spanning social, economic, and ...
South Dakota voters defeat effort to put abortion rights in the state constitution
South Dakotans voted down a ballot measure that would have put abortion rights in the state constitution, instead keeping the state’s near-total ban on abortion.