Ohio Governor Criticizes Marijuana Legalization Ballot Measure Despite Strong Voter Support

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine is speaking out against Issue 2, a ballot initiative that would legalize adult-use marijuana in the state, downplaying polls showing broad voter support. DeWine argues that voters are confused about the measure and a separate initiative protecting access to contraception and abortion. However, newly released campaign fundraising data shows that supporters of the legalization measure have raised nearly four times the amount of opponents. The initiative would legalize possession of up to 2.5 ounces of cannabis for adults, allow personal cultivation, and impose a 10% sales tax. DeWine opposes legalization, citing concerns about the impact on the state and children.
- Ohio Governor Attacks Marijuana Legalization Ballot Measure, Downplaying Polls Showing Broad Voter Support Marijuana Moment
- Gov. DeWine, pro-Issue 2 voter weigh in on marijuana legalization WTOL
- Ahead of Issue 2, Colerain Township bans marijuana retail shops FOX19
- Activist group pushes for recreational marijuana legalization in upcoming Ohio election WTOV Steubenville
- Campaign finance: Marijuana businesses support Issue 2; opponents low on funds Dayton Daily News
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