"Instead of legalizing marijuana, we should focus on prevention, education, and providing adequate resources for those who need help with substance use and mental health issues."
~ Tim Blasl, President, North Dakota Hospital Association
The question of whether or not to legalize marijuana was on several state ballots this year, and the answer from most of those states was a resounding "NO." This represents a major victory for those of us who oppose the dangerous and irresponsible expansion of the drug crisis.
But even more importantly, the failure of these measures clearly shows that marijuana legalization is not inevitable.
As more people become aware of the medical and scientific evidence highlighting the very real dangers this drug poses to individuals, families, and society, there is a growing pushback against the false narrative coming from the Big Cannabis industry and its bought-and-paid-for special interest lobbyists.
Let's take a closer look at what happened in the individual states and the takeaways from each.
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