Most people who consume marijuana say that they will be taking candidates’ stances on cannabis policy into account when deciding who to vote for in the November elections. The new survey, conducted by the cannabis telehealth platform NuggMD on behalf of NORML, found that nearly eight in 10 marijuana consumers say their decision at the

Massachusetts will serve as a testing ground on Election Day for whether voters regret marijuana legalization 10 years after voters approved the retail sale of the drug for recreational use.

Local officials in the second-most populous city have adopted a resolution opposing an initiative on the November ballot to roll back the state’s marijuana legalization law. The Worcester City Council passed the measure on Tuesday in a 6-0 vote, with 5 abstentions. “The regulated cannabis industry has become an established part of the Commonwealth’s […]

A Republican congressman is asking the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to coordinate with other federal and local officials to crack down on illicit marijuana cultivation operations in his California district—claiming that the problem is tied to the state’s legalization of cannabis. “Since California legalized recreational marijuana in 2016, […]

Question 8 seeks to roll back law that allows recreational marijuana in Massachusetts.