HB1633 Passed the House on a 239-136 vote but major problems lie ahead. Although we’ve been able to stave off the hijacking attempts to delete and replace all of the bill with the so called ‘franchise’ model we suspect …
As of this writing, HB1633 has passed both the House Commerce Committee and full House Vote with wide support. As amended, the bill goes to great length to address the Governor’s publicly stated concerns without crossing over into the …
HB1633 Co-Sponsor Anita Burroughs, NHCann Chair Tim Egan and I joined the hosts of Cultivated Live as we discuss the current state of legalization in New Hampshire, HB1633 and perils of a State Franchise Cannabis model.
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Last week, “Live Free” Cannabis Bill HB1633 passed the New Hampshire House of Representatives with strong bipartisan support.
New Hampshire is currently the only state in New England that has not legalized recreational cannabis. Over 70% of Granite Staters support …
HB1633, the bipartisan ‘Live Free’ cannabis legalization bill, passed another big hurdle last week by passing its first full House vote 239-141. It will now make its way to the House Finance committee for a discussion on the fees …
Tomorrow, Thursday February 22nd, the House will be voting on the ‘Live Free’ cannabis legalization bill HB1633. We are asking you to show up in support of the bill with a small sign and to contact your local representative …
Last week, while we were all braving the cold snap, the House Commerce Committee passed HB1633 as amended with a 17-3 vote. This is the first big step for cannabis legalization here in NH.
Representatives Erica Layon (R) and Anita …
With 2024 comes the start of the new legislative session. There are around 7 pro cannabis bills and 3 anti cannabis bills that will now go to committees for public hearings. Curiously missing is the State Monopoly bill the …
Perhaps you heard, there was a Cannabis Commission that met through the fall into December. It was created after HB639 (free market bill) was killed by the Senate. And after the Governor announced (the day after that great free …
It’s been a couple of months. I’m sure you are wondering where we’ve been.
Truth be told, after the contentious end to this year’s legislative session we needed to take a little breather to collect our thoughts and enjoy some …
