Topic: Election 2014

Alaska pot supporter/ex-TV reporter Charlo Greene fights subpoena

• Next hurdle for DC’s legal pot: Congressional review
• Legalization advocate Mason Tvert on pot’s big wins, losses on Election Day
• Pot legalization opponent Kevin Sabet on cannabis’ big day at the ballot box
• Northglenn voters OK 2 percent pot tax hike; proceeds for public facilities
• Lakewood voters say no to recreational marijuana sales
• 6 things to know if weed is now legal where you live
• Federal Heights voters OK medical marijuana, reject retail pot shops
• More Floridians voted for medical pot than for triumphant Gov. Rick Scott
• By the numbers: Voting results for Alaska, Oregon, Florida and DC
• California 2016: Next big goal for marijuana legalization activists
• Election 2014: Marijuana legalized in Oregon, Alaska, Washington D.C.; Florida MMJ falls short
• Voters: Retail pot shops will stay in Manitou Springs
• Florida medical marijuana: State’s MMJ dreams, Amendment 2 defeated
• Did Guam just become the first U.S. territory to legalize medical cannabis?
• Analysis: What four crucial votes mean for U.S. legalization momentum
• NPR audio: Will marijuana legalization win in Oregon, D.C., Alaska or Florida?
• Florida seniors’ personal interest in MMJ pivotal
• Medical marijuana could be spoiler in Florida governor’s race
• Attention on young voters in Oregon, Alaska push to legalize marijuana
• Oregon polls: If youths show up and vote, pot legalization is more likely
• Lakewood vote on recreational pot sales: opposition staying busy
• Lots of pot on ballot for Colorado voters to consider
• Pot advocate and traveler Rick Steves says prohibition hurts the poor most
• NY Times endorses pot legalization measures in Oregon, Alaska and DC

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