Massachusetts votes to keep recreational marijuana legal
Massachusetts residents voted to keep recreational marijuana legal despite a vigorous campaign from opponents who say that its availability in the state has harmed residents’ health and undermined safety. A majority of 75.9% voted no on Que
Republican Ledger staff · 12:10 AM ET
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Massachusetts residents voted to keep recreational marijuana legal despite a vigorous campaign from opponents who say that its availability in the state has harmed residents’ health and undermined safety. A majority of 75.9% voted no on Question 8, opting to keep the current legal structure for recreational marijuana, as of 11:57 p.m.
when the Associated […]
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