We’ve recently received information from District 2 NH Senate candidate Carolos Cardona that not only is he a firm supporter of cannabis legalization, but if elected, he could be a champion for cannabis in the NH Senate. Something the …
Want to know where the candidates for Governor stand on legalizing cannabis in NH? So did we! So we invited all NH gubernatorial candidates to join us for a candid discussion.
We invited all five candidates including Kelly Ayotte (R), …
Recently we shared with you that there was one senate primary that matters where Emily Phillips was challenging Senator Gannon, a staunch opponent of legal cannabis.
Well, we recently discovered that senator Whitley is not running again, which means there …
In an attempt to keep everyone up to speed on which legislators and candidates support cannabis legalization in New Hampshire, we invited all five Gubernatorial candidates to speak with us.
To date, the three Democratic candidates have agreed and completed …
The NH Cannabis Association, the state’s leading trade group for the cannabis industry, is proud to announce four new commitments to the Board Of Advisors. Timothy Egan, inaugural Chair of the Board since 2022, is excited to welcome NH …
There is only ONE Senate primary challenge this September and it happens to be one of the most important of 2024. Rep. Emily Phillips is challenging Senator Gannon in NH District 23 (Brentwood, Chester, Danville, East Kingston, Epping, Fremont, …
If you want the opportunity to enter and compete in the cannabis industry, Thursday will be your last chance to make sure the State does not take it over for the wealthy and connected! Join us at the Statehouse …
If you care about the future of cannabis in the state, it’s time to act. Without your help, the legislature will install a Soviet-style command and control cannabis monopoly in New Hampshire. You can use this tool to look …
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This week the NH Senate managed to do the impossible by uniting the pro-cannabis and anti-cannabis communities. It was shocking to see the capitulation that happened in the Senate …
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 …
