PRAyes needs the signatures of 302,711 registered voters to qualify for the ballot. No petition drive has qualified for the state ballot in more than a decade without the use of paid signature collectors, something Schmid said PRAyes cannot afford. But he said he is encouraged by the experience in other states in recent years. In the 2000 election, voters in Colorado and Nevada approved the use of marijuana for medical purposes. And both Oregon and Utah adopted forfeiture reforms.
Group seeks OK to use small amounts of drug.
What a great initiative. The government will have a hard time explaining to people who have been incarcerated why years of their lives have been taken away for something they did in their own livingrooms. The general term decrim. I tell you, if i could grow my own MJ, i'd have nothing to do with the black market. You can take that to the bank.