Tennessee Bill Would Put 3 Non-Binding Cannabis Policy Questions on 2022 Ballots

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By TG BranfaltJul 12, 2021, 10:37 am142 pts
A bill introduced last week in Tennessee would put three non-binding cannabis reform questions to voters on 2022 election ballots and require the results of the polling to be sent to the state’s General Assembly. If approved, the measure, sponsored by Republican Rep. Bruce Griffey, would require each county…

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