This year, every seat in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives and half of its state Senate seats are on the ballot. To help inform voters about their candidates’ stances on cannabis legalization and other reforms, MPP has created this voting guide, which includes information from incumbents’ records, public comments, and replies to our one-question candidate survey. We asked candidates:
Twenty-four states — including five of Pennsylvania’s six border states — have legalized cannabis for adults 21 and older. Do you support making it legal for adults 21 and older to use, possess, and purchase cannabis in Pennsylvania, while imposing health and safety regulations and taxes on sales?
You can look up your Pennsylvania state Senate and House district — along with everything else that will be on your ballot — here. Pennsylvania allows on-demand mail voting, which you can learn about here. Or find your polling place to vote on Election Day — Tuesday, May 19 — here. Note that we only included races where two or more candidates will be on the primary ballot. We’ll be including all districts in our General Election voter guide.
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| 12 | Ethan Nicholas | R | https://www.nicholasforpa.com/ |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 12 | Scott Timko | R |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 22 | Ana Tiburcio (i) | D | Won special election in February. | ||
| 22 | Ce-Ce Gerlach | D | https://www.ceceforpa.com/ |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 24 | Wiliam Anderson | D | Yes | Offered this comment in response to our candidate survey, "This will generate millions of dollars that can be used to properly fund education fix our roads and clean our environment" | |
| 24 | La'Tasha Mayes (i) | D | https://www.latashaforpa.com/ | Voted in favor of HB 1200, the bill to legalize cannabis for adults via state-run stores. (May 2025) | |
| 28 | Robert Bertha | D | https://www.berthaforpa.com/ | Yes | Offered this comment in response to our candidate survey, "I support a practical, balanced approach to cannabis; legal, regulated, and focused on public safety. That means keeping it away from minors, enforcing impaired-driving laws, and supporting law enforcement. "Done right, it can also generate tax revenue to fund public schools, infrastructure, and community programs here at home. This is about responsible regulation that keeps people safe and benefits our communities." |
| 28 | Jeremy Ferderber | D | https://ferderberforpa.com/ |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 39 | Kellianne Frketic | D | https://ka4pa.com/ | Yes |
Offered this comment in response to our candidate survey, "this is something that is incredibly important to me. I have worked closely with Pittsburgh Norml and cannabis coalitions across the state. I have also traveled to Harrisburg numerous times to lobby. This is something my opponent can’t say. He might say he supports cannabis, but that’s lip service. Period. I don’t just talk to talk. I walk the walk and I’m not afraid to speak up and speak out on the steps of the capital or in Washington DC.
If Pennsylvania legalizes adult-use cannabis but hands it over to a handful of corporations or a state-run monopoly, we will have missed the point. Legalization has to be about justice, opportunity, and getting it right—not just getting it done. Here’s how I would fight for a fair, people-centered cannabis policy in Pennsylvania: -No State Store Model — Build a Small Business Economy I do not support a state store model. We’ve seen how that limits opportunity and concentrates power. Instead, we need a competitive, well-regulated market that prioritizes local entrepreneurs, small businesses, and independent operators—not a system dominated by a few large players. -Automatic Expungement & Justice First Legalization must start with justice. That means: * Automatic expungement of past non-violent cannabis convictions * Resentencing and release where appropriate * Reinvesting in communities that were disproportionately harmed by criminalization We cannot move forward without addressing the harm that was done. -Equity Licensing — First in Line Means First in Opportunity The people and communities most impacted by the War on Drugs should not be last to benefit—they should be first in line. I support: * Priority licensing for impacted individuals and communities * Set-asides for minority-, women-, and locally-owned businesses * Caps on how many licenses large corporations can hold -Breaking Down Barriers to Entry Too often, the biggest barrier is simply getting started. I would push for: * Low-cost application fees * State-supported grants, loans, and technical assistance * Partnerships with community organizations for training and mentorship If we’re serious about equity, we have to invest in it. -Strong Protections Against Corporate Takeover We cannot allow “Big Marijuana” to dominate Pennsylvania the way we’ve seen in other states. That means: * Limits on vertical integration * Anti-monopoly protections * Transparency in ownership This market should work for Pennsylvanians—not just wealthy investors. -Community Reinvestment That Actually Reaches People Revenue from cannabis should go back into the communities that paid the highest price for prohibition—funding things like: * Public schools * Workforce development * Mental health and substance use services * Violence prevention and community programs -Public Health & Safety Done Right Legalization must come with clear, responsible regulations—protecting consumers, preventing youth access, and ensuring safe products—without recreating the harms of over-policing. ⸻ This is about more than legalization—it’s about getting justice right, building opportunity, and making sure no one is left behind. We have a chance to do this the right way in Pennsylvania. I’m ready to fight for it." |
| 39 | Dylan Altemara | D | https://www.dylan4pa.com/ | Yes |
Offered this comment in response to our candidate survey, "I strongly support legalizing cannabis for adult use in Pennsylvania. Adults 21 and older should be able to legally use, possess, grow, and purchase cannabis through a safe, regulated, and taxed system. Passing adult-use cannabis legalization would be one of my top legislative priorities in Harrisburg. I do not support a state-store model. I believe Pennsylvania should create a privately operated, state-regulated cannabis market that prioritizes Pennsylvania small businesses, local entrepreneurs, independent operators, family farmers, and communities harmed by cannabis prohibition. Legalization should not create a government monopoly or a market dominated by only the largest corporate operators. Moreover, I also support legal homegrown for adults, subject to reasonable limits and safeguards. I believe homegrown is an important personal freedom issue and helps ensure access for consumers and patients who may not be able to afford retail prices or who rely on specific strains or products. It is also my belief that legalization must include meaningful criminal justice reform, including automatic expungement of marijuana convictions in Pennsylvania, resentencing and release where appropriate, and an end to the continued punishment of people for conduct that is now legal. No Pennsylvanian should continue to lose housing, employment, education, or professional opportunities because of a cannabis conviction. I support equity licensing, community reinvestment, strong consumer protections, product testing, accurate labeling, child-resistant packaging, prevention of youth access, responsible advertising rules, and reasonable impaired-driving and workplace-safety standards. Finally, it is my personal opinion that cannabis tax revenue should be used responsibly, including directing a portion of revenue toward alleviating Pennsylvania’s property-tax burden for homeowners, seniors, working families, and local taxpayers." |
| 45 | Brittany Bloam | D | https://www.brittany4pa.com/ |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 45 | Patrick Catena | D |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 50 | Bud Cook (i) | R | https://www.team-cook.com/ | Voted against HB 1200, the bill to legalize cannabis for adults via state-run stores. (May 2025) | |
| 50 | Ben Humble | R | https://www.humbleforhouse.com/ |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 59 | Lisa Gephart | D | https://www.lisaforpa.com/ | Yes | |
| 59 | Jordon Omlor | D | https://omlor4pa.com/ | Yes | |
| 88 | Savannah Beeler | R |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 88 | Jeffery Clark | R | https://votejeffclark.org/ |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 91 | Dan Moul (i) | R | https://www.repmoul.com/about | Voted against HB 1200, the bill to legalize cannabis for adults via state-run stores. (May 2025) | |
| 91 | Lindsay Krug | R |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 91 | Nick Lovell | R | https://nicklovellforpa.com/ |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 91 | Darian Sundberg | D | https://www.dariansunfor91.com/ |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 91 | Jose Nunez-Guzman | D |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 91 | Kathleen Pratt | D |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 98 | Nicky Woods | R | https://www.nickyforstaterep.com/ |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 98 | Danielle Lindemuth | R |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 100 | Kelly Osbourne | R | https://kellyforpa.com/ |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in the district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 100 | Dave Nissley | R | https://www.nissleyforpa.com/ |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 104 | Dave Masden (i) | D | https://friendsofdavemadsen.com/ | Voted in favor of HB 1200, the bill to legalize cannabis for adults via state-run stores. (May 2025) | |
| 104 | Shane Steele | D |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 106 | Ryan Hazel | D | Yes | Offered this comment in response to our candidate survey, "I am a strong supporter of cannabis legalization and have been an advocate since I was young. As a medical cannabis patient in Pennsylvania, I’ve experienced firsthand the benefits it can provide—helping manage chronic pain and improving quality of life. I believe adults should have the right to responsibly use cannabis, and that all use has the potential to be beneficial, whether for medical or personal well-being. Pennsylvania is falling behind as surrounding states move forward with legalization, costing us significant tax revenue and economic opportunity. I support a responsible legalization framework that includes consumer safety, fair taxation, and equity—especially ensuring that communities disproportionately impacted by past cannabis laws have opportunities to participate in and benefit from the industry." |
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| 106 | Anju Singh | D | Yes |
Offered this comment in response to our candidate survey, "I support the responsible legalization of cannabis as it will bring in much needed revenue to PA while also providing the support needed."
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| 114 | David Burgerhoff | R |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 114 | Logan Lombardo | R |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 117 | Bill Jones | R | https://billjonesforpa.com/ | No |
Added this comment in response to our candidate survey, "Pennsylvania needs to continue to evaluate the experiences of other states over a longer period of time. Legalizing cannabis could increase youth access and normalize drug use, leading to more addiction and long-term public health and social problems. Additionally, it may compromise workplace safety and productivity, while straining law enforcement and healthcare systems."
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| 117 | Jamie Walsh (i) | R | repwalsh.com | Voted against HB 1200, the bill to legalize cannabis for adults via state-run stores. (May 2025) | |
| 120 | Fern Leard | D | https://votefern4pa.com/ | Yes | Offered this comment in response to our candidate survey, "I have been a long-time supporter of legalizing marijuana for recreational use. For years, I’ve believed that prohibition has done more harm than good, fueling unnecessary criminalization, straining our justice system, and disproportionately impacting communities without improving public health or safety. "Legalization, when done responsibly, allows us to regulate the market, ensure product safety, and generate meaningful tax revenue that can be reinvested into our communities, especially for public health, substance use treatment, and education. It also creates economic opportunities for small businesses and workers right here in Pennsylvania. "Just as importantly, legalization gives us the chance to right past wrongs by expunging non-violent cannabis-related records and ensuring that those most impacted by prohibition have a fair opportunity to participate in the legal market. "This is a commonsense, forward-looking policy, and it’s long overdue in Pennsylvania." |
| 120 | Joanna Bryn Smith | D | https://www.paforjbs.com/ |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 121 | Jessica McClay | D | https://www.mcclayforpa.com/ | Yes | Offered this comment in response to our candidate survey, "Marijuana legalization creates jobs, increases tax revenue, and gives Americans more freedom. I am in full support of this policy." |
| 121 | Michael Stadulis | D | https://michaeljstadulis4sr.netlify.app/ |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 126 | Jacklyn Rusnock (i) | D | Voted in favor of HB 1200, the bill to legalize cannabis for adults via state-run stores. (May 2025) | ||
| 126 | Joshua Caltagirone | D | https://jcforpa.com/ |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 128 | Mark Gillen (i) | R | Voted against HB 1200, the bill to legalize cannabis for adults via state-run stores. (May 2025) | ||
| 128 | David Hughes | R | https://www.hughes128.com/ |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 130 | Melissa Brewer | R | https://brewerforpa.com/ |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 130 | Mitch Micale | R | https://mitch4pa.com/ |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 148 | Andrea Deutsch | D | https://www.andreaforstaterep.com/ | Yes | Offered this comment in response to our candidate survey, "I am fully in favor of legalizing cannabis in PA, and believe that we are foolishly leaving significant tax revenue on the table by our failure to do so. In a candidate forum for those who are running for the open State House seat in District 148, I publicly stated my support of legalizing cannabis and was the only candidate to state my position on the subject at that time. I have attached a recording of the forum for you here. My comments may be found at the 1:44;14 mark. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIQyfVX7344" |
| 148 | Megan Griffin-Shelley | D | https://www.megan4pahouse.com/ | Yes | Offered this comment in response to our candidate survey, "Pennsylvania has already established a successful medical cannabis program, and we are well positioned to take the next step by legalizing adult-use cannabis in a responsible and well-regulated way. Governor Josh Shapiro has called for moving in this direction as well, recognizing both the economic and public policy benefits. "With a thoughtful approach to taxation and regulation, legalization can generate significant revenue to reinvest in our communities while creating new opportunities for Pennsylvania businesses. Right now, with neighboring states already allowing adult-use sales, we are watching revenue leave our Commonwealth as residents cross state lines to purchase legally elsewhere. "At the same time, we have to acknowledge the real consequences of past cannabis policies. Too many individuals are still dealing with the impact of nonviolent cannabis convictions, even as legal markets continue to grow. Any legalization effort should include expungement of eligible records and support systems that help individuals successfully re-enter the workforce and their communities. "This is an opportunity for Pennsylvania to move forward in a way that is responsible, balanced, and forward-looking, while also addressing past harms. Federal action remains important as well; passing the MORE Act would provide consistency across states and help ensure a more equitable approach nationwide." |
| 148 | Jason Landau Goodman | D | https://landaugoodman.com/jason/ |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 148 | Leo Solga | D | https://www.leosolga.com/ |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 159 | Carol Kazeem (i) | D | https://kazeemforpa.com/ | Voted in favor of HB 1200, the bill to legalize cannabis for adults via state-run stores. (May 2025) | |
| 159 | Brian Kirkland | D |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 166 | Judy Trombetta | D | https://www.judytrombetta.com/ | Yes | Offered this comment in response to our candidate survey, "I support the legalization of recreational marijuana in Pennsylvania in a responsible and well-regulated way. "All of our neighboring states have already moved forward with legalization. As a result, hundreds of millions of dollars in potential tax revenue are leaving our state every year instead of being invested back into Pennsylvania communities to support priorities like education, infrastructure, and public safety. "Legalization would allow us to regulate the market responsibly, ensure product safety, reduce strain on the criminal justice system, and generate meaningful revenue that can be reinvested in our communities. It’s time for Pennsylvania to catch up and move forward in a thoughtful, balanced way." |
| 166 | Gregory Vitali (i) | D | https://www.votevitali.com/ | Voted in favor of HB 1200, the bill to legalize cannabis for adults via state-run stores. (May 2025) | |
| 185 | Regina Young (i) | D | Voted in favor of HB 1200, the bill to legalize cannabis for adults via state-run stores. (May 2025) | ||
| 185 | Joe Sackor | D | http://joesackorforpa.com/ |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 187 | Rachel Cuevas | D | https://voterachelcuevas.com/ | Yes | Offered this comment in response to our candidate survey, "Would love to have our state benefit from the sales of cannabis" |
| 187 | Geoffrey Whitcomb | D |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 192 | Morgan Cephas (i) | D | https://morganforphilly.com/ | Voted in favor of HB 1200, the bill to legalize cannabis for adults via state-run stores. (May 2025) | |
| 192 | D'Angelo Virgo | D | https://www.dangelovirgo.com/ |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 195 | Keith S. Harris (i) | D | https://keithharrisforpa.com/ | Voted in favor of HB 1200, the bill to legalize cannabis for adults via state-run stores. (May 2025) | |
| 195 | Kenneth Walker, Jr. | D | https://kennethwalkerjr.com/ |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 195 | Sierra McNeil | D | https://www.sierraforpa.com/ |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 199 | Rick Christie | D | https://electrickchristie.com/ | Yes | Offered this comment in response to our candidate survey, "I am absolutely in favor of cannabis legalization whatever form that takes. I would however prefer that the PLCB be in charge of Cannabis sales. I also support protecting private individuals' right to home grow." |
| 199 | TaWanda Hunter Stallworth | D | https://www.stallworthforpa.com/ |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 200 | Chris Johnson | D | https://www.chrisjohnsonpa.com/ |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 200 | Deshawnda Williams | D | https://drd4thepeople.com/ |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 200 | Qasim Rashad | D | https://www.rashadforstaterep.com/ |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 4 | Michael Cogbill | D | https://www.mikecogbill.org/ |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 4 | Art Haywood (i) | D | https://www.haywoodstatesenate.com/ |
During February 2025 legislative hearings, Sen. Art Haywood (D) told Pennsylvania's health secretary he was “so glad you shared that we already have adult marijuana in Pennsylvania, and we already have it from people who go across the border and bring it back. So it’s not regulated here, but I'm sure we've got adult-use marijuana [from] all the border states that we share. So it’s present, but unregulated.”
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| 8 | David Goldsmith, Jr. | D |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 8 | Anthony Williams (i) | D |
Sen. Williams co-sponsors Ryan's Law, which allows terminally ill patients to use medical cannabis in health facilities.
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| 16 | Bradley Merkl-Gump | D | https://www.bmgforpa.com/ |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 16 | Mark Pinsley | D | https://votemarkpinsley.com/ |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 20 | Lisa Baker (i) | R | https://www.bakerforsenate.com/ |
In May 2025, WVIA radio quoted Sen. Baker saying, of adult-use cannabis, "I don't personally believe that's the way we should be funding our state budget, and so that's an area where I have great concern."
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| 20 | Tyler Meyers | R | https://www.meyersforpa.com/ |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 22 | Martin Flynn (i) | D |
Sen. Flynn cosponsors SB 120, which would legalize and regulate cannabis for adults 21 and older. He also co-sponsors Ryan's Law, which allows terminally ill patients to use medical cannabis in health facilities.
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| 22 | Jeffery Lake | D | https://www.jeffreylakeforpa.com/ |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 32 | Patrick Stefano (i) | R | https://www.stefanoforstatesenate.com/ |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 32 | Harry Cochran | R | https://cochranforsenate.com/ |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 34 | Nathan Wood | D | https://www.electnathanwood.com/ | Yes | Offered this comment in response to our candidate survey, "Legalizing marijuana for individuals over 21 would not only act as a source of tax revenue, but would remove significant barriers to getting help. According to research on treatment barriers, fears surrounding the illegality of cannabis - including potential legal, professional, and social consequences - act as a significant barrier for individuals seeking assistance for cannabis use disorder. We can simultaneously remove that barrier and fund high-priority public services with one decision." |
| 34 | Richard Forsman II | D | https://www.richforsmanforsenate.com/ |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 36 | Tom Jones | R | https://tomjonesforpa.com/ |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 36 | Jere Swarr | R | https://www.swarrsenate.com/ |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 42 | Wayne Fontana (i) | D | https://votefontana.com/ |
Sen. Fontana co-sponsors Ryan's Law, which allows terminally ill patients to use medical cannabis in health facilities.
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| 42 | Paul Steenkiste | D | https://paulforpa.com/ |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 46 | Camera Bartolotta (i) | R | https://cameraforsenate.com/ |
Sen. Bartolotta sponsors a bill (SB 63) to prevent medical cannabis patients from being convicted of a DUI when they are not impaired. Sen. Bartolotta cosponsors SB 75, which would reduce the penalty for possession of up to 30 grams of cannabis to a fine.
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| 46 | Albert Buchtan | R | https://www.buchtan4pa.com/ |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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| 48 | Chris Gebhard (i) | R | https://www.gebhardforsenate.com/ |
Sen. Gebhard sponsored a bill that became law in 2023 that allowed independent medical cannabis growers and processors to obtain one dispensary license.
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| 48 | Clovis Crane | R | https://www.clovisforpa.com/ |
We don't have any public information on this candidate's stance on legalizing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you're in their district, consider reaching out to the campaign to ask where the candidate stands.
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