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In the run-up to Nov. 3, legalization campaigns are scrambling to win over undecided voters. Here’s how you can pitch in.

Republicans are posing as legalization advocates to draw votes away from Democrats. “It infuriates me,” says a longtime advocate.

Going into the final two weeks of the campaign, Montana’s twin legalization measures enjoy a sizeable lead.

61% of New Jersey residents say they’ll vote for legalization, while 20% of Arizona voters remain undecided.

The justices rejected a 2017 lawsuit aimed at overturning the baseless Schedule I classification of cannabis.

The big-money donors who spent millions to fight legalization in 2016 haven’t showed up in 2020—yet.

He thinks his enemies love it and his friends hate it. Trump can’t even offer compassion to medical patients.

It’s not that he’s against legalization (though he is). Cannabis measures tend to lure more anti-Trump voters to the polls—and he knows it.

Courts in legal medical states are increasingly rejecting the “smell of marijuana” as probable cause to search a vehicle or person.

The city council has declared psychedelics a “lowest enforcement priority.”