All initiatives, medical and recreational

I put in too much effort trying to keep up with marijuana initiatives (whether recreational or medical) around the US. I thought I was on top of everything and then saw that Missouri was apparently trying for a 21+ movement for the 2012 ballot as well.

So far I know...
Colorado - has a few recreational options on the ballot for 2012 (amendment 64..etc.)
Washington - Initiative 502
Oregon - ? I feel like they were trying to do something too but I forget where I read that.

I can easily look up the current laws on medical marijuana, but I'm curious which new ones are going for legalization as well.

I realize that this is the point of this entire subforum, but I wanted to get it all clearly stated in a single spot (For my own personal benefit. Yes, I'm a lazy, selfish stoner. Come at me, brah)

Missouri's is dead in the water im pretty sure

Oregon is still collecting sigs, they turned in the minimum early so its looking very good that it'll get on the ballot

Hopefully WA, OR, and CO will all get it legalized!

http://www.mpp.org/a...MJBills2012.pdf

That's for the medical bills.

Michigan is trying for full legalization for 21+ too, but i also feel it is dead in the water... at least for this year, give it another 4

Ohio is trying but who knows

Gotta say that Oregon is looking really good. They already have their minimum signatures, they're well on their way to getting their comfort level of signatures, and it's being marketed well.

I'm glad they're still going at it full-force. I was afraid that if people were aware that 88thou was the minimum or whatever that they'd get lazy immediately after they reached that. I'd consider it such a HUGE victory for the entire nation if a single state actually legalized it. They'll end up as a bit of a martyr probably, seeing as the feds would go apeshit, but as soon as one state legalizes it, I feel like the entire country will follow very shortly after.

Except South Carolina, which will secede from the US.
#Ilovemyhomestate

there are currently 8 states who are going for votes to get full legalization on the ballot. colorado, oregon, washington, and 5 others i dont know but i know its 8. when 1 state legalizes it everybdoy else will be like WHUUUUUUUUUUUU!?!?!? but then people will start to realize the lies being fed to us and the government will crack. also FYI the FDA, FBI, DEA, NASA are not part of the united states government, so why do they butt in on alot of u.s issues?

Hell, the non legalizing states just have to watch the weed tourism money pouring into the legalized states. And I suspect that crime rates and mental health statistics will show some pretty interesting results.

Hell, the non legalizing states just have to watch the weed tourism money pouring into the legalized states. And I suspect that crime rates and mental health statistics will show some pretty interesting results.

Couldn't agree more about all of this. I bet there will be a shocking amount of tourism over spring breaks and things, but more importantly, the mental health statistics will go crazy. I'm actually extremely excited to see what happens to the medical field in general.