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The vote count on Arizona Proposition 203 is now official. The Arizona Secretary of State finished counting all of the November 2, 2010, ballots, and voters approved the sale and use of medical marijuana in Arizona. Yes votes out numbered No votes by 4,341. The final vote count is: No = 837,005 = 49.87% [...] Arizona Republic: “Planning officials across the state have been discussing and drafting zoning restrictions for medical-marijuana dispensaries for the past two months, in case voters approve Proposition 203, the Arizona Medical Marijuana Act. According to Prop. 203, local jurisdictions could impose ‘reasonable’ zoning restrictions for dispensaries. In an effort to provide a model [...] Behavior Research Center’s October 13, 2010, Rocky Mountain Poll says “Among voters most likely to go to the polls, the numbers are similar, registering 52 percent for the measure and 33 percent opposed.” See “Arizona Medical Marijuana Initiative Poised for Victory.” Arizona Republic: Arizona “Gov. Jan Brewer is lending her support to the campaign against medical marijuana, saying that passing Proposition 203 would create new public-safety risks.” “The Arizona Republic answers some questions voters have about the measure [proposition 203]. Question: Would people be able to fake pain to get medical-marijuana prescriptions?” Verde Independent: “ A crowd of mainly Democratic Party members Thursday parsed the words of two advocates, one who supports and one who disparages Proposition 203, the Medical Marijuana initiative.” This story has a lot of pros and cons about whether Arizona voters should approve or reject Proposition 203, the Arizona medical marijuana [...] Arizona Republic: “”It isn’t even legal yet. And it won’t be unless voters approve it. But more than a dozen companies are setting up shop in Arizona hoping to get into the business of selling marijuana.” To learn about forming and operating Arizona entities that could be used as a medical [...] ABC 15.com has a video that discusses some of the differences between California’s medical marijuana law and that proposed in Arizona Proposition 203.
The following is the actual text of Arizona Proposition 203 that was approved by voters be on the November 2, 2010, ballot. The law became effective on December Arizona law NOW allows doctors to prescribe recommend marijuana to patients who suffer from conditions recognized by the law and purchase small quantities of [...] Arizona Capitol Times: “Arizonans will get the chance to legalize the use of medical marijuana yet again this November – the fourth such opportunity in the past 15 years. The Medical Marijuana initiative became the first to qualify for the 2010 general election ballot after the Secretary of State’s Office verified on June [...] |
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