| City or State |
Name of Measure |
Effect of Measure |
Results |
Run By |
|---|
| South Dakota |
Initiated Measure 4 |
Allow medical marijuana access |
LOSS
48%-52%
|
South Dakotans for Medical Marijuana |
| Colorado |
Amendment 44 |
Allow possession of up to one ounce of marijuana |
LOSS
41%-59%
|
SAFER |
| Eureka Springs, Arkansas |
|
Make marijuana possession of one ounce or less the lowest law enforcement priority |
WIN
63%-37%
|
University of Arkansas at Fayetteville chapter of NORML |
| Albany, California |
Measure D |
Allow a medical marijuana dispensary in the city of Albany |
WIN
53%-47%
|
Americans for Safe Access |
| 1st Plymouth Representative District, Massachusetts |
PPQ #4 |
Possession of up to one ounce of marijuana should be a civil violation subject only to a $100 fine (non-binding policy statement from voters) |
WIN
61%-39%
|
Drug Policy Forum of Massachusetts |
| 12th Plymouth Representative District, Massachusetts |
PPQ #4 |
Possession of up to one ounce of marijuana should be a civil violation subject only to a $100 fine (non-binding policy statement from voters) |
WIN
60%-40%
|
Drug Policy Forum of Massachusetts |
| 7th Norfolk Representative District, Massachusetts |
PPQ #4 |
Seriously ill patients should be able to possess and grow marijuana with a doctor's recommendation (non-binding policy statement from voters) |
WIN
64%-36%
|
Drug Policy Forum of Massachusetts |
| 3rd Middlesex Senate District, Massachusetts |
PPQ #5 |
Seriously ill patients should be able to possess and grow marijuana with a doctor's recommendation (non-binding policy statement from voters) |
WIN
67%-33%
|
Drug Policy Forum of Massachusetts |
