New Hampshire Medical Marijuana News
Following the New Hampshire Senate’s rejection of an adult-use marijuana legalization proposal last week, Republican Gov. Chris Sununu offered a unique path forward that may still deeply disappoint the cannabis industry: tax-free legal cannabis, but sold only in state-owned stores, with tight state control and local bans allowed.
New Hampshire’s Senate shot down recreational marijuana legalization again, maintaining its status as the only New England state that hasn’t legalized adult use.
New Hampshire lawmakers advanced a bipartisan bill to legalize adult-use cannabis in the state.
At least four states – Minnesota, Ohio, Oklahoma and Pennsylvania – have a good chance to legalize adult-use marijuana in 2023, observers and interested parties told MJBizDaily.
A handful of states remain in play to legalize medical or recreational marijuana through legislative action in 2022, but other efforts have faltered in recent weeks as some legislatures wrap up their work for the year.
The New Hampshire Senate, as expected, rejected a recreational marijuana legalization bill that would have created state-run stores.
A New Hampshire Senate committee rejected a bill that would legalize recreational marijuana sales, but only at state-owned stores.
