Ohio GOP Pushes Major Rollbacks to Voter-Approved Marijuana Law
- Colorado Springs voters will decide in April whether to allow recreational marijuana sales after a council vote to repeal a previous measure that passed in November with nearly 55% support.
- The city council's majority argued that voters were confused by the original question, citing its complexity and a competing measure.
- Ohio State Senator Stephen Huffman introduced Senate Bill 56, proposing to limit home grow plants from 12 to 6 and increase the recreational weed tax from 10% to 15%.
- The proposed changes also include lowering the potency of THC in oils and vapes from 90% to 70%, while requiring all adult-use weed to be stored in vehicle trunks.
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