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| 36 Races, Major Impacts |
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| Where Candidates Stand on Cannabis in All 36 Gubernatorial Races |
| From legalization pioneers like Colorado and Oregon to reform holdouts like Idaho, Kansas and Nebraska, here’s what’s at stake in 2022 governor elections. More >> |
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| What’s at Stake? |
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Thirty-six gubernatorial seats are being contested on Nov. 8 ballots, with at least eight states—Arizona, Arkansas, Hawaii, Maryland, Massachusetts, Nebraska, Oregon and Pennsylvania—set to have a new governor in 2023. The winner of each race will of course gain executive power to advance and pursue new and revised state policies and programs, including medical and adult-use cannabis. A few of the highlights, as outlined by the Cannabis Business Times team in this week’s gubernatorial roundup, include:
What’s at stake in your state as gubernatorial races heat up across the country? -Melissa Schiller, Senior Digital Editor |
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| 7 Ways Cannabis Growers Can Compete and Stand Out From the Crowd |
| From CBT Columnist Kenneth Morrow: As competition increases, smaller brands will have to be even more innovative to be heard above the noise. More >> |
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| How to Shop For Cannabis |
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| Highsman’s Ricky Williams and Ball Family Farms’ Chris Ball Collaborate for Cannabis Culture |
| The two California companies partnered on a cultivar collaboration and are using their platform to share their experiences, educate consumers, and end the stigma around cannabis. More >> |
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You won't want to miss this one! Rescheduling or Descheduling: How Future Federal Decisions May Impact the Industry | 1 p.m. ET Nov. 7 Following President Biden’s Oct. 6 announcement that his administration will review the status of cannabis under federal law, the industry is now wondering: What does that mean for us? This review could ultimately result in rescheduling the plant to another classification under the Controlled Substances Act or descheduling the plant entirely—or nothing may happen at all. In this webinar, a panel of expert industry stakeholders will discuss the practical consequences of this federal crossroads—and how licensed businesses can prepare for the future. |
