New Hampshire Actually Moving Backward On Cannabis
July 21, 2024
Sununu’s latest veto sends the Granite State back to the stone ages on marijuana front
Sununu’s latest veto sends the Granite State back to the stone ages on marijuana front
“It is unfortunate that lawmakers and the governor could not come together to negotiate a policy.”
“A bipartisan coalition of legalization supporters … could possibly move forward with a more restrictive bill than they would like, and attempt to seek legislative fixes afterward.”
Senators even rejected an amendment with a 15% THC cap on cannabis products, along with other concerning provisions
NECANN’s Cannabis Finance Summit partner surveys the retail landscape
According to statewide polling, 72% of residents support the “legalization of marijuana for recreational use.”
“Medicinal cannabis products should also be available to patients in varying potencies and formulations.”
In New Hampshire, lawmakers withdrew support for proposals to impose new marijuana-related penalties after receiving hundreds of emails from NORML supporters.
The proposal has frustrated longtime legalization advocates, who argue it will create a monopoly.
Many businesses vying for a license near New Hampshire have experience in neighboring towns
