Florida Governor Ron Desantis and his wife are coming under increasing scrutiny over their apparent use of millions in public settlement funds to bankroll a critical anti-cannabis legalization campaign.
As the most consequential US election in recent history comes to close after a long and turbulent campaign, the dust is beginning to settle on the prospective outlook for cannabis under the new administration.
As Florida prepares to vote on Amendment 3, which would legalize adult-use cannabis in the state, Florida’s largest medical cannabis company is sueing the Republican Party and two TV stations for what it calls a misleading campaign.
The slate of cannabis ballot referendums this November is headlined by Florida, the third-most-populous U.S. state, where voters will decide whether to legalize recreational marijuana through ballot measure Amendment 3.
Donald Trump has extended his public support for cannabis reform, this time taking to his social media platform, Truth Social, to endorse the upcoming legalization vote in Florida.
