Wolf and Fetterman’s goal to pardon thousands of Pennsylvanians for minor cannabis charges may be the state’s only chance at effecting cannabis reform projects. This is because cannabis legalization hasn’t been a prominent topic in the upcoming gubernatorial race in the state. As expected, the success of this program may convince the Republican-led legislature of the need to introduce cannabis reform, in addition to swaying the popular votes in Democratic favor in the coming elections.
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