Voters to Decide Cannabis Legalization Measures

Voters in multiple states, including North Dakota and Florida, are set to decide on cannabis legalization this November, with North Dakota facing a tight race despite previous rejection of such measures. North Dakota's proposal allows adults to possess limited amounts of marijuana and grow a few plants, but lacks criminal justice reform elements. In contrast, Florida's Amendment 3 could convert its medical cannabis market to allow adult-use sales, with polling showing significant support but requiring 60% approval to pass. Additionally, Massachusetts voters will consider legalizing certain psychedelics, with a strong majority favoring therapeutic use according to recent surveys. The emerging bipartisan support for cannabis legalization is notable, with both presidential candidates endorsing various forms of decriminalization. Overall, these ballot measures reflect a growing trend towards reforming drug policies across the U.S.