Election complaint filed over medical marijuana ballot initiative

SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah Medical Association has filed a complaint by the state against sponsors of the medical marijuana ballot initiative, accusing them of offering money to people hired to persuade voters to remove their signatures from citizen petitions. Drug secure Utah, a coalition created to Combat the medical marijuana ballot initiative, filed the complaint by the Lt. Governor's Office on Tuesday. A copy of the complaint, provided to FOX 13, alleges Alex Iorg of the Utah Patients Coalition confronted Zack Romsa, who was hired by the Utah Medical Association to get people to remove signatures. Opponents of ballot initiatives have until probably 15 to persuade people to remove their signatures from the citizen petitions. A FOX 13 test of validated signature totals from the Lt. Governor's Office shows which medical marijuana has reached the threshold to qualify for the November ballot.

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Senators vote to extend Louisiana medical marijuana programme

Louisiana's medical marijuana programme would be obtainable for further illnesses & Complications, under a bill which is steps from last passage. They then voted 21-ten for a breaking up measure with Harvey Rep. Rodney Lyons to add autism spectrum disorder. Supporters saw therapeutic marijuana can help people. Opponents says lawmakers ought wait until the medical marijuana programme begins before expanding eligibility. Medical marijuana is Guessed to be obtainable to patients for the premier time this summer.




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