Arkansas Supreme Court orders secretary of state not to count medical marijuana amendment votes
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled Monday that votes cast in the November election for a proposed medical marijuana amendment will not be counted because the popular name and ballot title are misleading
The state Supreme Court sided with anti-marijuana group Protect Arkansas Kids, agreeing that the amendment's title is ...
In 2016, Arkansas voters approved a medical marijuana program. This amendment would expand that program. The amendment would allow more medical professionals to certify patients for medical ...
Every election year, the University of Arkansas acts as a neutral source ... would then be able to prescribe medical marijuana for a new, hefty list of qualifying conditions.
With the Arkansas Supreme Court having yet to rule in the lawsuit over the medical marijuana amendment, those coming to the polls Monday may be uncertain about whether their votes on the measure ...
LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — The office of Secretary of State John Thurston's office announced that the Arkansas Medical Marijuana Amendment of 2024 failed to make it on the November ballot. Family ...
On Friday, Arkansas ... Marijuana Amendment of 2024, aims to expand access to medical marijuana by qualified patients. This would allow certain medical professionals to certify patients, expand ...
Arkansas Medical Marijuana Supporters Sue State Over Decision Measure Won't Qualify for Ballot LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Organizers of an effort to expand medical marijuana i n Arkansas sued ...
Your support makes all the difference. An effort to expand Arkansas' medical marijuana program fell short of the required signatures and won't qualify for the November ballot, Secretary of State ...
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