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There are lots of reasons to vote for Amendment 64. Take it from three law enforcers who have seen the harms and ineffectiveness of our current marijuana...
Vote Hemp is offering two 11"x17" posters for anyone who makes a contribution of $25 or more. The artwork was masterfully done by Andrea R. Georgas...
We're going to demolish Smart Colorado's arguments sentence by sentence, so you can see exactly how propaganda is constructed. Vote Yes on Amendment 64!
In this video, the Young Turks expose Mel and Betty Sembler's checkered past and their likely motivations for bankrolling Smart Colorado to fight cannabis.
The arguments presented against Measure 80 were the same old "Just Say No" rhetoric that has brainwashed this country since Nixon started the War on Drugs.
Marijuana prohibition does not work. The better policy is to legalize it, license it, regulate it and tax it. Washington State, approve I-502 this November.
Two national law enforcement organizations representing black and Latino police officers officially support Amendment 64 to legalize marijuana in Colorado.
The front line in the war on marijuana is Colorado, where the federal government has interfered with its system of state-regulated medical-marijuana...
How might daily life change in Colorado, from the workplace to going to ball games, if Amendment 64 passes, legalizing recreational marijuana for adults.
The debate over how much tax money recreational marijuana laws could produce is playing an outsize role in the campaigns for and against legalization.
This past weekend, tens of thousands of marijuana reform advocates joined MassCANN/NORML on the Boston Common for the 23rd Annual Boston Freedom Rally...
Hey Kids, what time is it? It's Time to Legalize Cannabis! Reason's Mike Riggs does a succinct interview with David Bronner, of Dr. Bronner's Magic Soaps.
With only a few weeks left until election day, Colorado's Amendment 64 tax and regulate marijuana initiative is well-positioned to win on November 6...
A recent SurveyUSA poll shows Measure 80, on the ballot in Oregon to legalize recreational marijuana, trailing by a margin of 41% to 37%.
Deciding to legalize (or not) based on the perceived evolution of American values and social mores, or making the decision based on scientific evidence.
Marijuana: A case for legalization - More than 100 million people in this country have tried marijuana at some point.
The latest poll, released Sat by SurveyUSA for the Denver Post, has Colorado's marijuana legalization initiative at 51%, with 40% opposed and 8% undecided.
Four of the six statewide marijuana initiatives appearing on the November 2012 ballot are solidly favored among likely voters according to recent polls.
