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We've updated our story on local votes to approve retail marijuana sales.
Voters in Burlington, Brattleboro, Montpelier, Winooski and at least 15 other Vermont municipalities voted in favor. Lyndon, Newport and Richmond said no.
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Great news! @GovPhilScott announced he will allow S. 54 to become law without his signature, and he has signed the automatic expungement bill. The work of creating a responsible and equitable industry must continue, but this is a huge step forward! #vtpoli marijuanamoment.net/vermont-…
“Ongoing reform of cannabis policies is a justice imperative supported by an overwhelming number of Vermonters. We urge the Governor to ensure that progress is made.” #vtpoli marijuanamoment.net/civil-ri…
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RAD's official statement on S.54, An act relating to the regulation of cannabis, from Movement Politics Director Kiah Morris. #vtpoli
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Gov. Scott sign the bill.
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Thanks, @ACLU_VT — we appreciate your support for S. 54! #vtpoli acluvt.org/en/news/statement…
Thank you, Rep. Morris — we appreciate your leadership! #vtpoli
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"[T]he insistence on waiting for a perfect bill would simply result in perpetuating this state of pseudo-legalization — and the harm it perpetuates — for at least an extra year." #vtpoli vtdigger.org/2020/10/01/moni…
You probably already knew this, but yet another poll has confirmed it: Vermonters overwhelmingly support legalizing and regulating cannabis sales. #vtpoli vpr.org/post/september-2020-…
Steve Hawkins, executive director of MPP, shares this important perspective on the racial justice implications of S. 54. #vtpoli vtdigger.org/2020/09/22/stev…
The bill to automatically expunge records for past low-level possession offenses also passed the Senate in a voice vote and will proceed to the governor's desk! This is a very important step for criminal justice and racial justice. #vtpoli
The bill to legalize and regulate cannabis sales is on its way to the desk of @GovPhilScott. Thanks to all who have worked so hard over the years to replace prohibition with sensible regulation! #vtpoli marijuanamoment.net/vermont-…
The #VT House did the right thing today by approving S. 54, the bill to legalize and regulate adult-use cannabis sales. One more Senate vote and it will proceed to the desk of @GovPhilScott, who has not yet indicated whether he will sign or veto. #vtpoli
If you want to see this bill become law, email legislators today and call Gov. Scott! regulatevermont.org/action7
Vermont lawmakers have struck a deal on a retail pot bill. The measure will now come up for another vote in the House and Senate before it heads to Gov. Phil Scott, who has not indicated whether he will sign it 7dvt.co/3ktGKc1
This final compromise represents the product of five years of study, public hearings, difficult conversations, and hard work by legislators and advocates. It's time to legalize and regulate adult-use cannabis sales in #VT. #vtpoli benningtonbanner.com/stories…
Will Vermont finish the job and pass the bill to legalize and regulate sales? Laura Subin joins the Cannabis Policy Now podcast to discuss details of this bill and the automatic expungement bill. #vtpoli cannabispolicynow.podbean.co…
#VT legalized cannabis in 2018, but thousands of Vermonters are still burdened by criminal records for past low-level possession offenses. This bill would change that. Great to see it pass the House by such a strong margin! (113-10) #vtpoli marijuanamoment.net/vermont-…
The #VT legislature made great progress this week on automatic expungements, and now the House and Senate are nearing final agreement on a bill that would legalize and regulate cannabis sales. #vtpoli vtdigger.org/2020/09/04/hous…
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Major progress today in Vermont — first the expungement provisions passed House Judiciary, and then the S. 54 conference committee made significant progress toward final agreement. Details in the article! #vtpoli






