Throughout the months of August and September, we conducted a survey of New Hampshire farmers to understand their respective positions and opinions regarding the potential legalization of cannabis in the Granite State. Additionally, our survey sought to gauge their …
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 …
As things are moving quickly in the past week or so since Governor Sununu voiced his new found support for a state monopoly on cannabis (similar in nature to how the state treats liquor), we are looking to gauge …
Reminder that tomorrow, April 20, the Senate Judiciary Committee will host a public hearing on multiple cannabis reform bills. Now is the time to call and email your respective Senator to ask them to support these common sense cannabis …
Join our Chair of the Board of Advisors Tim Egan as he breaks down the fight to end cannabis prohibition for 2023 for WMUR’s Close Up.
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Our coalition has been hard at work crafting legislation for 2023 and recruiting legislative sponsors. It appears those efforts are starting to be recognized in the press.
From Olivia Belanger at The Keene Sentinel
A bipartisan coalition is expected to move …
We’ve spent the last year together working hard to provide education and networking opportunities for members as well as resources for legislators fighting for recreational cannabis legalization in New Hampshire.
Now, we have our first specific ask of you, and …
Last Friday, July 16, our fearless leader Daryl Eames was featured as a guest on Pro Cannabis Media’s weekly live talk show, The Green Rush Live–alongside NH House Representatives Tim Egan and Ross Berry–to discuss legalization efforts in the …
From the Office of the Marijuana Policy Project on 1/29/2021
“Despite overwhelming testimony from New Hampshire residents in favor of cannabis legalization at Wednesday’s hearing, the House Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee voted 14-7 to “retain” both legalization bills. …
Because, why not?
In reality we had the launch planned weeks ago, right about the time you know what happened. But pandemic or not, the show must go on.
So here we are, in all our glory, launching before the world!
All …
