The dust settling from Super Tuesday has given a better view of what will be needed in the Lone Star State to see marijuana laws change in some form. From voter turnout, the ages of the voters showing to polls, and what they favor, it will require more people to show up than ever before.
Image by Jesse Williams This article first appeared from me at TXcannaco.com It was revealed in the past month via the Chicago Sun Times that Texas was investing…
We know the stats across the country on who wants it legalized, medical allowance, decriminalized, etc. That is no mystery. We know the stats in the state of Texas for …
Greg Abbott has confirmed what he will sign for medicinal cannabis. It may not seems like much on the surface to many, but it means that one less hurdle stands between these children and the medicine their licensed professional have noted that they possibly need.
HB3703 was assigned to the Health and Human Service committee on May 10, 2019. The bill has not been scheduled yet for its hearing, so that gives anybody wishing to make their voice heard on bill time to speak with their senators.
HB1365, HB1325, and HB63 are all in need of support from Texans that want reform. There are some updates on these 3, read up to find out how you can help.
Tell your Senator and Dan Patrick that you support changing the law, and that you wish for them to do the same.
Sign the petition and ask for him to reconsider his position.