In case you missed it, last week Sens. Cory Gardner and Elizabeth Warren introduced bipartisan legislation to end the federal war on marijuana and protect states that establish their own marijuana laws. There’s huge momentum behind this important bill. Give your senators and representative in Congress a call right now and urge them to back the STATES Act. Leaving marijuana policy to the states is a popular position among both Republicans and Democrats. But we have to put pressure on Congress to act. Share this with other supporters of sensible marijuana policy and ask them to call their members of Congress, and your Governors. Passage of the STATES Act would be a game changer. Let’s light up those phone lines. It’s a big day. July 1, 2018 will go down in Vermont’s history as the day the state officially stopped punishing adults for consuming marijuana. Residents of Vermont can now legally possess, consume, and grow limited amounts of marijuana. Days like these are powerful reminders of what we can achieve together. Together, we can bring the era of marijuana prohibition to an end. Let’s keep going. Mark another victory down for 2018. Oklahoma just became the 30th state to approve medical marijuana, as voters approved SQ 788 57% to 43%! Despite an advertising blitz from opponents in the final days before the election, the Yes on 788 team emerged victorious. Thanks to the voters of Oklahoma — tens of thousands of patients will soon be able to safely access medical marijuana with approval from their doctor. The passage of State Question 788 highlights the strength and diversity of public support for laws allowing the medical use of marijuana. It is noteworthy that this measure passed in such a red state during a primary election, when voter turnout tends to be older and more conservative than during a general election. Oklahoma lawmakers now plan to pass legislation to implement State Question 788. The win in Oklahoma shows that the movement for sensible and compassionate marijuana policies is growing stronger and stronger. Later this year, voters in Utah and Michigan will also have an opportunity to approve legalization initiatives. Please consider supporting these important efforts: Legalization of medical cannabis isn’t enough! It’s a baby step in the right direction but we need to end the prohibition completely.. Again thank you all and let’s keep this going! There is strength in numbers!