On November 2, 2010, only one of four marijuana-related ballot initiatives passed — Arizona's Proposition 203, drafted by MPP and spearheaded by MPP's campaign committee.
| State |
Initiative |
Sponsored by |
MPP supports? |
Results |
| Arizona |
Proposition 203:
Authorize the use of marijuana for people with
debilitating medical conditions who obtain a written certification from a
physician and create a regulatory system for establishing and licensing medical
marijuana dispensaries.
|
MPP's campaign committee, the Arizona Medical Marijuana Policy Project
|
Yes |
WIN
50.13%-49.87% |
| California |
Proposition 19: Allow people 21 years old or
older to possess, cultivate, or transport marijuana for personal use. Permit
local governments to regulate and tax commercial production and sale of
marijuana to people 21 years old or older.
|
Yes
on 19/Tax Cannabis 2010, funded primarily by Oaksterdam University/Richard Lee.
In addition, several other campaign committees and organizations donated to the
effort, including the Drug Policy Alliance, Credo, and Students for Sensible
Drug Policy.
|
Yes |
LOSS
53.5%-46.5% |
| Oregon |
Measure 74: Establish medical marijuana supply
system and assistance and research program; allow limited selling of marijuana.
|
Yes on 74
|
Yes |
LOSS
56%-44%
|
South Dakota
|
Initiated Measure 13: Authorize the possession,
use, and cultivation of marijuana by and for persons with specified
debilitating medical conditions registered with the Department of Health.
|
Yes for Compassion, Yes on 13!
|
Yes |
LOSS
63%-37%
|
