What’s particularly interesting is the emergence of vocal opposition groups who seem determined to fight against full legalization with everything they’ve got. The November election results, where we saw two cannabis measures fail, might be seen as evidence of their growing influence. Though, to be fair, these defeats could simply reflect the intense focus on the presidential race, with cannabis reform taking a back seat to what many viewed as more pressing political concerns.
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