What is a cannabis expungement bill?

A cannabis expungement bill is legislation that clears or seals prior cannabis-related criminal convictions from public records, typically for offenses that are no longer illegal under current law. These bills vary by state in scope — some are automatic, others require individuals to petition the court. Expungement removes convictions from background checks, which can affect housing, employment, and professional licensing.

What does a cannabis expungement bill mean for consumers?

For consumers with past cannabis convictions, an expungement bill can mean the removal of criminal records that have long blocked access to jobs, housing, loans, and professional licenses. Once expunged, those convictions are typically not visible on standard background checks. The practical impact depends on whether the bill covers your specific offense and whether the process is automatic or petition-based.

Who qualifies for cannabis expungement?

Eligibility for cannabis expungement varies by state law. Most bills target convictions for possession of amounts that are now legal — for example, possession of up to an ounce or two ounces of cannabis in states that have legalized adult use. Convictions involving sales, trafficking, or violence are generally excluded. Some bills also cover misdemeanor cultivation or paraphernalia offenses.

How long does cannabis expungement take?

The timeline depends on whether the expungement is automatic or petition-based. Automatic expungement, where the state's court system clears records without individual action, can take months to years depending on case volume and agency capacity. Petition-based processes — where individuals must file paperwork — can take six months to over a year. Several states are moving toward automatic systems to eliminate the backlog.

Does cannabis expungement happen automatically or do you need to apply?

It depends on the state. Some states — like Illinois and Colorado — have passed automatic expungement laws, where eligible records are cleared by the court system without any action from the individual. Other states still require a petition process, meaning you must file paperwork, sometimes pay fees, and in some cases appear in court. The trend in current legislation is toward automatic systems, which reach far more people.

Is marijuana legal federally in 2026?

No. Cannabis remains a Schedule I controlled substance under federal law in 2026. The DEA is reviewing a proposal to reschedule cannabis to Schedule III, which would not legalize it but would remove the 280E tax burden on cannabis businesses. Several federal legalization bills have been introduced in Congress but none have passed.

What is the SAFE Banking Act?

The SAFE Banking Act (Secure and Fair Enforcement Regulation Banking Act) would allow cannabis businesses operating legally under state law to access banking services, credit cards, and loans. Currently most dispensaries operate cash-only due to federal banking restrictions. The bill has passed the House multiple times but has not yet passed the Senate.

Which states have legalized recreational marijuana in 2026?

As of 2026, 25 states and Washington D.C. have legalized recreational cannabis for adults 21 and older. An additional 18 states allow medical marijuana only. Use our interactive map and state tracker to see the current status in your state.

What does DEA rescheduling mean for cannabis?

Rescheduling cannabis from Schedule I to Schedule III under the Controlled Substances Act would not legalize cannabis federally, but would have major practical effects: cannabis businesses would no longer be subject to the 280E tax (currently taxed on gross revenue, not profit), more medical research would be permitted, and it would signal a significant shift in federal drug policy.

How do I find a specific cannabis bill?

Use the Search All Bills box on this page to search by bill number (e.g. "SB 6012"), state name (e.g. "Tennessee"), or keyword (e.g. "expungement"). You can also filter by status using the Active, Voted/Signed, and Failed buttons, or select a specific state from the dropdown.

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Cannabis Legislative Intelligence Center

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Real-time tracking of 349 active cannabis bills across all 50 states and Congress — updated daily. Find your state's marijuana laws, see which bills are up for a vote, and track federal legislation including the SAFE Banking Act, DEA rescheduling, and the Cannabis Research Act.

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📋 342 bills tracked across all states

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Last updated: Apr 5, 2026

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By Jordan Pike, States Correspondent

Level	Bill	Progress	Vote Date	How It Affects You
🇺🇸 US Federal	SAFE Banking Act ↑ Legalizing Secure and Fair Enforcement Regulation Banking Act of 2026	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	—	Would allow cannabis businesses to access banking services, reducing cash-only operations and associated crime risk. Op…	Read Bill →
Why This Matters Would allow cannabis businesses to access banking services, reducing cash-only operations and associated crime risk. Opposed by some Republicans citing concerns over federal drug scheduling.
🇺🇸 US Federal	DEA Schedule III Rescheduling ↑ Legalizing DEA Final Rule: Cannabis Reclassification from Schedule I to Schedule III	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	—	Rescheduling would end the 280E tax burden on cannabis businesses, allow more medical research, and signal a major fede…	Read Bill →
Why This Matters Rescheduling would end the 280E tax burden on cannabis businesses, allow more medical research, and signal a major federal policy shift — without full legalization.
🇺🇸 US Federal	Veterans Cannabis Research Act ↑ Legalizing Veterans Equal Access to Cannabis Therapy Act of 2026	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	—	Would allow VA doctors to recommend medical cannabis to veterans in states where it is legal, ending a blanket prohibit…	Read Bill →
Why This Matters Would allow VA doctors to recommend medical cannabis to veterans in states where it is legal, ending a blanket prohibition that many veterans' advocates call arbitrary and harmful.
🇺🇸 US Federal	States Reform Act ↑ Legalizing States Reform Act of 2026	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	—	Would federally deschedule cannabis and leave regulation entirely to states. Backed by libertarian-leaning Republicans …	Read Bill →
Why This Matters Would federally deschedule cannabis and leave regulation entirely to states. Backed by libertarian-leaning Republicans but faces opposition from both progressive Democrats (who want federal equity provisions) and traditional conservatives.
🇺🇸 US Federal	MOCA Act ↑ Legalizing Marijuana Opportunity Commerce and Accountability Act of 2026	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	—	Comprehensive federal legalization bill with social equity provisions, expungement mandate, and federal excise tax fram…	Read Bill →
Why This Matters Comprehensive federal legalization bill with social equity provisions, expungement mandate, and federal excise tax framework. Viewed as the most complete legalization proposal but faces an uphill battle in the current Senate.
🇺🇸 US Federal	CMS Hemp Medicare BEI ↑ Legalizing CMS Substance Access Beneficiary Engagement Incentive — Hemp Products	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	—	Pilot allows eligible Medicare providers to furnish hemp-derived CBD/THC products (≤3mg THC/serving, $500/yr cap) to el…	Read Bill →
Why This Matters Pilot allows eligible Medicare providers to furnish hemp-derived CBD/THC products (≤3mg THC/serving, $500/yr cap) to eligible beneficiaries. SAM and 10 co-plaintiffs are suing to permanently block it under the APA. April 20 injunction hearing is the next key date.
🇺🇸 US Federal	Cannabis Research Act ↑ Legalizing Cannabidiol and Marihuana Research Expansion Act Reauthorization 2026	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	FEB 22	Streamlines the process for researchers to study cannabis, removes DEA bottlenecks, and allows FDA-approved trials with…	Read Bill →
Why This Matters Streamlines the process for researchers to study cannabis, removes DEA bottlenecks, and allows FDA-approved trials without Schedule I research restrictions. Broadly bipartisan — one of the few cannabis bills with realistic near-term passage.

State	Bill	Progress	Vote Date	How It Affects You
AL Medical	HB72 ↓ Prohibiting Crimes & offenses; smoking or vaping marijuana in motor vehicle when child is present prohibited, criminal penalties provided, notification of Department of Human Resources required, mandatory reporting if child smells of marijuana required HB72 prohibits smoking or vaping marijuana in a motor vehicle with a child present, impos…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	JAN 29	HB72 prohibits smoking or vaping marijuana in a motor vehicle with a child present, imposing criminal penalties and req…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Pending Senate Judiciary Jan 29, 2026 Why This Matters HB72 prohibits smoking or vaping marijuana in a motor vehicle with a child present, imposing criminal penalties and requiring DHR notification and mandatory reporting if a child smells of marijuana, impacting consumers and families in Alabama. Real-world effect: HB72 prohibits smoking or vaping marijuana in a motor vehicle with a child present, imposing criminal penalties and requiring DHR notification and mandatory reporting if a child smells of marijuana, impacting consumers and families in Alabama.
AZ Recreational	SB1725 ↑ Legalizing Marijuana smoke; public; private nuisance SB1725 makes smoking marijuana in public a private nuisance, potentially impacting consum…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 30	SB1725 makes smoking marijuana in public a private nuisance, potentially impacting consumer use and public perception o…	Read Bill →
Last Action: House minority caucus: Do pass Mar 31, 2026 Why This Matters SB1725 makes smoking marijuana in public a private nuisance, potentially impacting consumer use and public perception of cannabis in Arizona. Real-world effect: SB1725 makes smoking marijuana in public a private nuisance, potentially impacting consumer use and public perception of cannabis in Arizona.
AZ Recreational	SB1140 ↑ Legalizing Expungement of misdemeanor records SB1140 mandates expungement for certain cannabis misdemeanor records, offering relief to …	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 30	SB1140 mandates expungement for certain cannabis misdemeanor records, offering relief to individuals and reducing barri…	Read Bill →
Last Action: House RULES Committee action: Held, voting: (0-0-0-0-0-0) Mar 30, 2026 Why This Matters SB1140 mandates expungement for certain cannabis misdemeanor records, offering relief to individuals and reducing barriers to housing and employment in Arizona. Real-world effect: SB1140 mandates expungement for certain cannabis misdemeanor records, offering relief to individuals and reducing barriers to housing and employment in Arizona.
AZ Recreational	SB1641 ↑ Legalizing Marijuana producers; licensure SB1641 establishes a new cannabis producer license type in Arizona, impacting market stru…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 24	SB1641 establishes a new cannabis producer license type in Arizona, impacting market structure for operators and potent…	Read Bill →
Last Action: House COM Committee action: Do Pass, voting: (7-3-0-2-0-0) Mar 24, 2026 Why This Matters SB1641 establishes a new cannabis producer license type in Arizona, impacting market structure for operators and potentially product availability for consumers. Real-world effect: SB1641 establishes a new cannabis producer license type in Arizona, impacting market structure for operators and potentially product availability for consumers.
CA Recreational	AB686 ↓ Prohibiting Cannabis: appointees: prohibited activities. This bill, now inactive, would have prevented individuals with financial ties to cannabis…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	JUN 30	This bill, now inactive, would have prevented individuals with financial ties to cannabis from serving on regulatory bo…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Ordered to inactive file at the request of Senator Laird. Sep 4, 2025 Why This Matters This bill, now inactive, would have prevented individuals with financial ties to cannabis from serving on regulatory bodies, potentially limiting industry influence on future policy. Real-world effect: This bill, now inactive, would have prevented individuals with financial ties to cannabis from serving on regulatory bodies, potentially limiting industry influence on future policy.
CA Recreational	AB1027 ↑ Legalizing Cannabis: testing: quality assurance. This bill would allow cannabis products to be sold to consumers even if they fail some qu…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	AUG 18	This bill would allow cannabis products to be sold to consumers even if they fail some quality assurance tests, potenti…	Read Bill →
Last Action: In committee: Held under submission. Aug 29, 2025 Why This Matters This bill would allow cannabis products to be sold to consumers even if they fail some quality assurance tests, potentially exposing people to unsafe products. Real-world effect: This bill would allow cannabis products to be sold to consumers even if they fail some quality assurance tests, potentially exposing people to unsafe products.
CA Recreational	SB6 ↑ Legalizing Controlled substances: xylazine. SB6 adds xylazine to California's controlled substances list, impacting public health and…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	JUL 1	SB6 adds xylazine to California's controlled substances list, impacting public health and drug policy by regulating its…	Read Bill →
Last Action: August 29 hearing: Held in committee and under submission. Aug 29, 2025 Why This Matters SB6 adds xylazine to California's controlled substances list, impacting public health and drug policy by regulating its possession and distribution. Real-world effect: SB6 adds xylazine to California's controlled substances list, impacting public health and drug policy by regulating its possession and distribution.
CA Recreational	AB141 ↑ Legalizing California Cannabis Tax Fund: Department of Cannabis Control: Board of State and Community Corrections grants. This bill could fund local programs, potentially increasing safe access points for consum…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	JUN 25	This bill could fund local programs, potentially increasing safe access points for consumers and patients while support…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Re-referred to Com. on B. & F. R. Jul 2, 2025 Why This Matters This bill could fund local programs, potentially increasing safe access points for consumers and patients while supporting cannabis businesses. Real-world effect: This bill could fund local programs, potentially increasing safe access points for consumers and patients while supporting cannabis businesses.
CA Recreational	AB1496 ↑ Legalizing Cannabis task force. This bill creates a state task force to study cannabis issues, potentially leading to fut…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAY 1	This bill creates a state task force to study cannabis issues, potentially leading to future policy changes that could …	Read Bill →
Last Action: In committee: Set, first hearing. Hearing canceled at the request of author. Jun 9, 2025 Why This Matters This bill creates a state task force to study cannabis issues, potentially leading to future policy changes that could make it easier to access or operate in the market. Real-world effect: This bill creates a state task force to study cannabis issues, potentially leading to future policy changes that could make it easier to access or operate in the market.
CO Recreational	SB031 ↑ Legalizing Use of Prescription Product with Controlled Substance SB031 allows medical cannabis patients to use prescribed controlled substances concurrent…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 25	SB031 allows medical cannabis patients to use prescribed controlled substances concurrently, impacting patient care and…	Read Bill →
Last Action: House Third Reading Passed - No Amendments Apr 2, 2026 Why This Matters SB031 allows medical cannabis patients to use prescribed controlled substances concurrently, impacting patient care and the legal framework for cannabis use in Colorado. Real-world effect: SB031 allows medical cannabis patients to use prescribed controlled substances concurrently, impacting patient care and the legal framework for cannabis use in Colorado.
DE Recreational	SB226 ↑ Legalizing An Act To Amend Title 16 Of The Delaware Code Relating To Medical Marijuana. SB226 expands Delaware's medical marijuana program by allowing doctors to recommend canna…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 12	SB226 expands Delaware's medical marijuana program by allowing doctors to recommend cannabis for any condition they dee…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Reported Out of Committee (Health & Human Development) in House with 3 Favorable, 6 On Its Merits Mar 25, 2026 Why This Matters SB226 expands Delaware's medical marijuana program by allowing doctors to recommend cannabis for any condition they deem appropriate, broadening patient access. Real-world effect: SB226 expands Delaware's medical marijuana program by allowing doctors to recommend cannabis for any condition they deem appropriate, broadening patient access.
DE Recreational	HB271 ↑ Legalizing An Act To Amend Title 4 Of The Delaware Code Relating To Marijuana Establishment Spacing Requirements. HB271 amends Delaware's cannabis law to reduce the required distance between marijuana es…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 19	HB271 amends Delaware's cannabis law to reduce the required distance between marijuana establishments, potentially incr…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Assigned to Banking, Business, Insurance & Technology Committee in Senate Mar 19, 2026 Why This Matters HB271 amends Delaware's cannabis law to reduce the required distance between marijuana establishments, potentially increasing access for consumers and market density for operators. Real-world effect: HB271 amends Delaware's cannabis law to reduce the required distance between marijuana establishments, potentially increasing access for consumers and market density for operators.
GA Medical	SB33 ↑ Legalizing "Georgia Hemp Farming Act"; total THC concentration of consumable hemp products; provide limits SB33 sets THC limits for consumable hemp products in Georgia, impacting consumers, produc…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	APR 3	SB33 sets THC limits for consumable hemp products in Georgia, impacting consumers, producers, and public safety by regu…	Read Bill →
Last Action: House Agreed Senate Amend or Sub Apr 2, 2026 Why This Matters SB33 sets THC limits for consumable hemp products in Georgia, impacting consumers, producers, and public safety by regulating product potency. Real-world effect: SB33 sets THC limits for consumable hemp products in Georgia, impacting consumers, producers, and public safety by regulating product potency.
GA Medical	HB1303 ↑ Legalizing Crimes and offenses; offense of possession of a controlled substance in the presence of a child; provide HB1303 makes possessing any controlled substance, including cannabis, in the presence of …	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 4	HB1303 makes possessing any controlled substance, including cannabis, in the presence of a child a felony in Georgia, i…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Senate Read Second Time Mar 25, 2026 Why This Matters HB1303 makes possessing any controlled substance, including cannabis, in the presence of a child a felony in Georgia, increasing penalties for consumers. Real-world effect: HB1303 makes possessing any controlled substance, including cannabis, in the presence of a child a felony in Georgia, increasing penalties for consumers.
GA Medical	SB254 ↑ Legalizing "Georgia Hemp Farming Act,"; delta-9-THC in consumable hemp products; provide milligram limits SB254 sets delta-9-THC milligram limits for consumable hemp products, impacting consumer …	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 6	SB254 sets delta-9-THC milligram limits for consumable hemp products, impacting consumer access and product safety in G…	Read Bill →
Last Action: House Committee Favorably Reported By Substitute Mar 18, 2026 Why This Matters SB254 sets delta-9-THC milligram limits for consumable hemp products, impacting consumer access and product safety in Georgia. Real-world effect: SB254 sets delta-9-THC milligram limits for consumable hemp products, impacting consumer access and product safety in Georgia.
HI Medical	SB2408 ↑ Legalizing Relating To Compassionate Access To Medical Cannabis. SB2408 allows medical cannabis dispensaries to sell to out-of-state patients, expanding a…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	FEB 27	SB2408 allows medical cannabis dispensaries to sell to out-of-state patients, expanding access for visitors and potenti…	Read Bill →
Last Action: The committee(s) on JHA recommend(s) that the measure be deferred. Apr 1, 2026 Why This Matters SB2408 allows medical cannabis dispensaries to sell to out-of-state patients, expanding access for visitors and potentially increasing revenue for operators. Real-world effect: SB2408 allows medical cannabis dispensaries to sell to out-of-state patients, expanding access for visitors and potentially increasing revenue for operators.
HI Medical	SB2418 ↑ Legalizing Relating To Controlled Substances. SB2418 legalizes adult-use cannabis in Hawaii, impacting consumers, medical patients, and…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	FEB 20	SB2418 legalizes adult-use cannabis in Hawaii, impacting consumers, medical patients, and the public through new regula…	Read Bill →
Last Action: The committee on JHA recommend that the measure be PASSED, WITH AMENDMENTS. The votes were as follows: 5 Ayes: Representative(s) Tarnas, Poepoe, Belatti, Kahaloa, Takayama; Ayes with reservations: none; 3 Noes: Representative(s) Cochran, Garcia, Shimizu; and 2 Excused: Representative(s) Hashem, Sayama. Apr 1, 2026 Why This Matters SB2418 legalizes adult-use cannabis in Hawaii, impacting consumers, medical patients, and the public through new regulations and market opportunities. Real-world effect: SB2418 legalizes adult-use cannabis in Hawaii, impacting consumers, medical patients, and the public through new regulations and market opportunities.
HI Medical	SB2102 ↑ Legalizing Relating To Industrial Hemp. SB2102 expands Hawaii's industrial hemp program, impacting farmers, processors, and consu…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	FEB 26	SB2102 expands Hawaii's industrial hemp program, impacting farmers, processors, and consumers by clarifying regulations…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Passed Second Reading as amended in HD 1 and referred to the committee(s) on CPC with none voting aye with reservations; none voting no (0) and Representative(s) Cochran, Lowen, Perruso, Quinlan excused (4). Mar 30, 2026 Why This Matters SB2102 expands Hawaii's industrial hemp program, impacting farmers, processors, and consumers by clarifying regulations for hemp cultivation and product manufacturing. Real-world effect: SB2102 expands Hawaii's industrial hemp program, impacting farmers, processors, and consumers by clarifying regulations for hemp cultivation and product manufacturing.
HI Medical	SB3315 ↑ Legalizing Relating To Cannabis. SB3315 establishes a regulatory framework for adult-use cannabis in Hawaii, impacting con…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 5	SB3315 establishes a regulatory framework for adult-use cannabis in Hawaii, impacting consumers, medical patients, and …	Read Bill →
Last Action: Referred to HLT, JHA, referral sheet 17 Mar 12, 2026 Why This Matters SB3315 establishes a regulatory framework for adult-use cannabis in Hawaii, impacting consumers, medical patients, and potential operators by legalizing and controlling sales. Real-world effect: SB3315 establishes a regulatory framework for adult-use cannabis in Hawaii, impacting consumers, medical patients, and potential operators by legalizing and controlling sales.
HI Medical	SB2178 ↑ Legalizing Relating To Industrial Hemp. SB2178 establishes a permanent industrial hemp program in Hawaii, providing regulatory cl…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 4	SB2178 establishes a permanent industrial hemp program in Hawaii, providing regulatory clarity for cultivators and expa…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Referred to AGR/WAL, JHA, FIN, referral sheet 17 Mar 12, 2026 Why This Matters SB2178 establishes a permanent industrial hemp program in Hawaii, providing regulatory clarity for cultivators and expanding access to hemp-derived products for consumers. Real-world effect: SB2178 establishes a permanent industrial hemp program in Hawaii, providing regulatory clarity for cultivators and expanding access to hemp-derived products for consumers.
HI Medical	SB1064 ↑ Legalizing Relating To Medical Cannabis. SB1064, carried over to 2026, aimed to expand medical cannabis access and improve patient…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	FEB 12	SB1064, carried over to 2026, aimed to expand medical cannabis access and improve patient care in Hawaii by allowing ad…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Carried over to 2026 Regular Session. Dec 8, 2025 Why This Matters SB1064, carried over to 2026, aimed to expand medical cannabis access and improve patient care in Hawaii by allowing advanced practice registered nurses to certify patients and increasing the plant count for caregivers. Real-world effect: SB1064, carried over to 2026, aimed to expand medical cannabis access and improve patient care in Hawaii by allowing advanced practice registered nurses to certify patients and increasing the plant count for caregivers.
IL Recreational	SB0042 ↑ Legalizing VEH CD-CANNABIS IN VEHICLE SB0042 prohibits cannabis use and possession of open cannabis containers in vehicles, imp…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	APR 10	SB0042 prohibits cannabis use and possession of open cannabis containers in vehicles, impacting consumer convenience an…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Rule 19(a) / Re-referred to Rules Committee May 23, 2025 Why This Matters SB0042 prohibits cannabis use and possession of open cannabis containers in vehicles, impacting consumer convenience and public safety in Illinois. Real-world effect: SB0042 prohibits cannabis use and possession of open cannabis containers in vehicles, impacting consumer convenience and public safety in Illinois.
IN Illegal	SB0250 ↑ Legalizing Regulation of hemp. SB0250 defines hemp products, including delta-8, as legal for adult sale and consumption,…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	JAN 28	SB0250 defines hemp products, including delta-8, as legal for adult sale and consumption, providing clarity for consume…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Representatives Steuerwald, DeLaney added as cosponsors Feb 23, 2026 Why This Matters SB0250 defines hemp products, including delta-8, as legal for adult sale and consumption, providing clarity for consumers and businesses in Indiana. Real-world effect: SB0250 defines hemp products, including delta-8, as legal for adult sale and consumption, providing clarity for consumers and businesses in Indiana.
KS Decriminalized	SB497 ↑ Legalizing Adding kratom to schedule I of the uniform controlled substances act and making conforming amendments to the definition of fentanyl-related controlled substance in the criminal code. SB497 adds kratom to Kansas' Schedule I, restricting access for consumers and patients, a…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 5	SB497 adds kratom to Kansas' Schedule I, restricting access for consumers and patients, and impacts operators by crimin…	Read Bill →
Last Action: House Hearing: Wednesday, March 11, 2026, 1:30 PM Room 112-N - CANCELED Mar 11, 2026 Why This Matters SB497 adds kratom to Kansas' Schedule I, restricting access for consumers and patients, and impacts operators by criminalizing its sale and possession. Real-world effect: SB497 adds kratom to Kansas' Schedule I, restricting access for consumers and patients, and impacts operators by criminalizing its sale and possession.
KY Medical	SB223 ↑ Legalizing AN ACT relating to the regulation of cannabis-infused beverages. SB223 establishes regulations for cannabis-infused beverages in Kentucky, impacting consu…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 20	SB223 establishes regulations for cannabis-infused beverages in Kentucky, impacting consumers, producers, and public sa…	Read Bill →
Last Action: to Committee on Committees (H) Mar 20, 2026 Why This Matters SB223 establishes regulations for cannabis-infused beverages in Kentucky, impacting consumers, producers, and public safety by defining product standards and sales. Real-world effect: SB223 establishes regulations for cannabis-infused beverages in Kentucky, impacting consumers, producers, and public safety by defining product standards and sales.
ME Recreational	LD1942 ↑ Legalizing An Act to Modify Taxes Applying to Adult Use Cannabis, Hemp and Hemp Products LD1942 establishes an excise tax on prerolled cannabis cigarettes and alters the tax on i…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 26	LD1942 establishes an excise tax on prerolled cannabis cigarettes and alters the tax on intoxicating hemp products, imp…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Unfinished Business Apr 2, 2026 Why This Matters LD1942 establishes an excise tax on prerolled cannabis cigarettes and alters the tax on intoxicating hemp products, impacting consumers and operators in Maine. Real-world effect: LD1942 establishes an excise tax on prerolled cannabis cigarettes and alters the tax on intoxicating hemp products, impacting consumers and operators in Maine.
ME Recreational	LD1820 ↑ Legalizing An Act to Simplify Regulation of the Adult Use Cannabis Industry LD1820 simplifies Maine's adult-use cannabis regulations, impacting operators and consume…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	—	LD1820 simplifies Maine's adult-use cannabis regulations, impacting operators and consumers through streamlined busines…	Read Bill →
Last Action: CARRIED OVER, in the same posture, to any special or regular session of the 132nd Legislature, pursuant to Joint Order SP 800. Jun 25, 2025 Why This Matters LD1820 simplifies Maine's adult-use cannabis regulations, impacting operators and consumers through streamlined business practices and potentially lower costs. Real-world effect: LD1820 simplifies Maine's adult-use cannabis regulations, impacting operators and consumers through streamlined business practices and potentially lower costs.
ME Recreational	LD948 ↑ Legalizing An Act to Reduce Administrative Burdens and Expand Access in the Laws Governing Cannabis LD948 streamlines Maine's cannabis regulations, potentially easing access for patients an…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	—	LD948 streamlines Maine's cannabis regulations, potentially easing access for patients and consumers while reducing bur…	Read Bill →
Last Action: CARRIED OVER, in the same posture, to any special or regular session of the 132nd Legislature, pursuant to Joint Order SP 800. Jun 25, 2025 Why This Matters LD948 streamlines Maine's cannabis regulations, potentially easing access for patients and consumers while reducing burdens for operators. Real-world effect: LD948 streamlines Maine's cannabis regulations, potentially easing access for patients and consumers while reducing burdens for operators.
MD Recreational	SB136 ↑ Legalizing Collective Bargaining - Alcohol, Tobacco, and Cannabis Commission - Police Officers SB136 allows police officers under the MD Alcohol, Tobacco, and Cannabis Commission to co…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	FEB 19	SB136 allows police officers under the MD Alcohol, Tobacco, and Cannabis Commission to collectively bargain, impacting …	Read Bill →
Last Action: Favorable Adopted Second Reading Passed Apr 3, 2026 Why This Matters SB136 allows police officers under the MD Alcohol, Tobacco, and Cannabis Commission to collectively bargain, impacting public safety and regulatory enforcement. Real-world effect: SB136 allows police officers under the MD Alcohol, Tobacco, and Cannabis Commission to collectively bargain, impacting public safety and regulatory enforcement.
MD Recreational	HB797 ↑ Legalizing Employment Discrimination - Fire and Rescue Public Safety Employees - Use of Medical Cannabis HB797 prohibits fire and rescue employers from discriminating against employees for medic…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	APR 2	HB797 prohibits fire and rescue employers from discriminating against employees for medical cannabis use, protecting pa…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Referred Rules Apr 3, 2026 Why This Matters HB797 prohibits fire and rescue employers from discriminating against employees for medical cannabis use, protecting patient employment rights in Maryland. Real-world effect: HB797 prohibits fire and rescue employers from discriminating against employees for medical cannabis use, protecting patient employment rights in Maryland.
MD Recreational	SB594 ↑ Legalizing Cannabis - Advertising - Alterations SB594 alters cannabis advertising regulations in Maryland, impacting how consumers receiv…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 20	SB594 alters cannabis advertising regulations in Maryland, impacting how consumers receive product information and how …	Read Bill →
Last Action: Hearing 4/02 at 2:30 p.m. Apr 2, 2026 Why This Matters SB594 alters cannabis advertising regulations in Maryland, impacting how consumers receive product information and how businesses market. Real-world effect: SB594 alters cannabis advertising regulations in Maryland, impacting how consumers receive product information and how businesses market.
MD Recreational	SB820 ↑ Legalizing Alcohol, Tobacco, and Cannabis Commission - Unauthorized Consumable Products - Enforcement and Seizure SB820 empowers the MD Alcohol, Tobacco, and Cannabis Commission to enforce against and se…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 19	SB820 empowers the MD Alcohol, Tobacco, and Cannabis Commission to enforce against and seize unauthorized cannabis prod…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Hearing 3/31 at 1:00 p.m. (Health) Mar 24, 2026 Why This Matters SB820 empowers the MD Alcohol, Tobacco, and Cannabis Commission to enforce against and seize unauthorized cannabis products, impacting consumer safety and licensed operators. Real-world effect: SB820 empowers the MD Alcohol, Tobacco, and Cannabis Commission to enforce against and seize unauthorized cannabis products, impacting consumer safety and licensed operators.
MD Recreational	HB1523 ↑ Legalizing Alcohol, Tobacco, and Cannabis Commission - Unauthorized Consumable Products - Enforcement and Seizure HB1523 empowers the AATC to seize unauthorized cannabis products, impacting consumer acce…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 23	HB1523 empowers the AATC to seize unauthorized cannabis products, impacting consumer access and operator compliance in …	Read Bill →
Last Action: Referred Finance Mar 23, 2026 Why This Matters HB1523 empowers the AATC to seize unauthorized cannabis products, impacting consumer access and operator compliance in Maryland. Real-world effect: HB1523 empowers the AATC to seize unauthorized cannabis products, impacting consumer access and operator compliance in Maryland.
MD Recreational	HB622 ↑ Legalizing Cannabis - Licensees - Dispensary Licenses, Micro Dispensary Employees, and Cannabis Agent Training Programs HB622 expands dispensary licenses, clarifies micro-dispensary employee roles, and establi…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 18	HB622 expands dispensary licenses, clarifies micro-dispensary employee roles, and establishes cannabis agent training p…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Hearing 3/25 at 1:00 p.m. Mar 20, 2026 Why This Matters HB622 expands dispensary licenses, clarifies micro-dispensary employee roles, and establishes cannabis agent training programs, impacting Maryland's cannabis industry and workforce. Real-world effect: HB622 expands dispensary licenses, clarifies micro-dispensary employee roles, and establishes cannabis agent training programs, impacting Maryland's cannabis industry and workforce.
MD Recreational	SB439 ↑ Legalizing Employment Discrimination - Fire and Rescue Public Safety Employees - Use of Medical Cannabis SB439 prohibits fire and rescue employers from discriminating against employees for medic…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 6	SB439 prohibits fire and rescue employers from discriminating against employees for medical cannabis use, protecting pu…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Referred Economic Matters Mar 9, 2026 Why This Matters SB439 prohibits fire and rescue employers from discriminating against employees for medical cannabis use, protecting public safety workers' patient rights in Maryland. Real-world effect: SB439 prohibits fire and rescue employers from discriminating against employees for medical cannabis use, protecting public safety workers' patient rights in Maryland.
MA Recreational	H4206 ↑ Legalizing Modernizing the commonwealth’s cannabis laws H4206 modernizes MA cannabis laws, impacting patients, consumers, and operators by updati…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	NOV 19	H4206 modernizes MA cannabis laws, impacting patients, consumers, and operators by updating regulations and potentially…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Committee of conference appointed (Gomez-Comerford-Durant), in concurrence Dec 31, 2025 Why This Matters H4206 modernizes MA cannabis laws, impacting patients, consumers, and operators by updating regulations and potentially expanding access and market opportunities. Real-world effect: H4206 modernizes MA cannabis laws, impacting patients, consumers, and operators by updating regulations and potentially expanding access and market opportunities.
MI Recreational	SB0704 ↑ Legalizing Marihuana: other; cannabis regulatory agency; allow to operate a marihuana reference laboratory and to collect, transport, possess, test, and perform research with marihuana. Amends sec. 7 of 2018 IL 1 (MCL 333.27957). SB0704 allows Michigan's Cannabis Regulatory Agency to operate a marihuana reference labo…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 25	SB0704 allows Michigan's Cannabis Regulatory Agency to operate a marihuana reference laboratory for testing and researc…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Received On 03/25/2026 Mar 25, 2026 Why This Matters SB0704 allows Michigan's Cannabis Regulatory Agency to operate a marihuana reference laboratory for testing and research, enhancing product safety and scientific understanding for consumers and the public. Real-world effect: SB0704 allows Michigan's Cannabis Regulatory Agency to operate a marihuana reference laboratory for testing and research, enhancing product safety and scientific understanding for consumers and the public.
MI Recreational	SB0602 ↑ Legalizing Marihuana: other; references to and regulation of industrial hemp under the Michigan Regulation and Taxation of Marihuana Act; amend. Amends secs. 3 & 8 of 2018 IL 1 (MCL 333.27953 & 333.27958). TIE BAR WITH: SB 0599'25 SB0602 amends Michigan's adult-use cannabis law to regulate industrial hemp, impacting cu…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	DEC 16	SB0602 amends Michigan's adult-use cannabis law to regulate industrial hemp, impacting cultivators and consumers by cla…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Referred To Committee On Regulatory Reform Dec 17, 2025 Why This Matters SB0602 amends Michigan's adult-use cannabis law to regulate industrial hemp, impacting cultivators and consumers by clarifying oversight of hemp-derived products. Real-world effect: SB0602 amends Michigan's adult-use cannabis law to regulate industrial hemp, impacting cultivators and consumers by clarifying oversight of hemp-derived products.
MI Recreational	SB0600 ↑ Legalizing Marihuana: other; cross-references to industrial hemp research and development act within the medical marihuana facilities licensing act; amend. Amends title & secs. 102, 206, 502 & 505 of 2016 PA 281 (MCL 333.27102 et seq.). TIE BAR WITH: SB 0599'25 SB0600 amends Michigan's medical marihuana facilities licensing act to cross-reference th…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	DEC 16	SB0600 amends Michigan's medical marihuana facilities licensing act to cross-reference the industrial hemp research and…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Referred To Committee On Regulatory Reform Dec 17, 2025 Why This Matters SB0600 amends Michigan's medical marihuana facilities licensing act to cross-reference the industrial hemp research and development act, clarifying regulatory distinctions for operators and the public. Real-world effect: SB0600 amends Michigan's medical marihuana facilities licensing act to cross-reference the industrial hemp research and development act, clarifying regulatory distinctions for operators and the public.
MI Recreational	SB0601 ↑ Legalizing Industrial Hemp: other; cross-references to industrial hemp research and development act within the industrial hemp growers act; amend. Amends secs. 103, 211, 303 & 307 of 2020 PA 220 (MCL 333.29103 et seq.). TIE BAR WITH: SB 0599'25 SB0601 amends Michigan's Industrial Hemp Growers Act, updating cross-references to the In…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	DEC 16	SB0601 amends Michigan's Industrial Hemp Growers Act, updating cross-references to the Industrial Hemp Research and Dev…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Referred To Committee On Regulatory Reform Dec 17, 2025 Why This Matters SB0601 amends Michigan's Industrial Hemp Growers Act, updating cross-references to the Industrial Hemp Research and Development Act, which clarifies regulatory frameworks for hemp businesses and researchers. Real-world effect: SB0601 amends Michigan's Industrial Hemp Growers Act, updating cross-references to the Industrial Hemp Research and Development Act, which clarifies regulatory frameworks for hemp businesses and researchers.
MI Recreational	SB0599 ↑ Legalizing Industrial Hemp: licenses; licensing and regulations for processing, brokering, and marketing industrial hemp, supplying industrial hemp seed, and engaging in wholesale of industrial hemp products; create. Creates new act & repeals 2014 PA 547 (MCL 286.841 - 286.859). TIE BAR WITH: SB 0600'25, SB 0601'25, SB 0602'25 SB0599 creates a new licensing framework for Michigan's industrial hemp industry, impacti…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	DEC 16	SB0599 creates a new licensing framework for Michigan's industrial hemp industry, impacting processors, brokers, market…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Referred To Committee On Regulatory Reform Dec 17, 2025 Why This Matters SB0599 creates a new licensing framework for Michigan's industrial hemp industry, impacting processors, brokers, marketers, seed suppliers, and wholesale product operations. Real-world effect: SB0599 creates a new licensing framework for Michigan's industrial hemp industry, impacting processors, brokers, marketers, seed suppliers, and wholesale product operations.
MO Recreational	HB2641 ↑ Legalizing Creates provisions relating to cannabis HB2641 modifies Missouri's cannabis law, impacting patient access, consumer product avail…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	APR 2	HB2641 modifies Missouri's cannabis law, impacting patient access, consumer product availability, and operator licensin…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Senate Message (S) Apr 2, 2026 Why This Matters HB2641 modifies Missouri's cannabis law, impacting patient access, consumer product availability, and operator licensing by altering existing regulations. Real-world effect: HB2641 modifies Missouri's cannabis law, impacting patient access, consumer product availability, and operator licensing by altering existing regulations.
NE Medical	LB933 ↑ Legalizing Provide immunity for health care practitioners under the Nebraska Medical Cannabis Patient Protection Act LB933 grants healthcare practitioners immunity from prosecution under the Nebraska Medica…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 20	LB933 grants healthcare practitioners immunity from prosecution under the Nebraska Medical Cannabis Patient Protection …	Read Bill →
Last Action: Cavanaugh, J. AM2976 filed Mar 31, 2026 Why This Matters LB933 grants healthcare practitioners immunity from prosecution under the Nebraska Medical Cannabis Patient Protection Act, protecting providers who recommend cannabis to patients. Real-world effect: LB933 grants healthcare practitioners immunity from prosecution under the Nebraska Medical Cannabis Patient Protection Act, protecting providers who recommend cannabis to patients.
NE Medical	LB316 ↓ Prohibiting Prohibit conduct relating to hemp other than cannabidiol products and change provisions of the Nebraska Hemp Farming Act and the Uniform Controlled Substances Act LB316 restricts hemp products to CBD only, impacting consumer access, industry innovation…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAY 27	LB316 restricts hemp products to CBD only, impacting consumer access, industry innovation, and public understanding of …	Read Bill →
Last Action: Title printed. Carryover bill Jan 7, 2026 Why This Matters LB316 restricts hemp products to CBD only, impacting consumer access, industry innovation, and public understanding of cannabis in Nebraska. Real-world effect: LB316 restricts hemp products to CBD only, impacting consumer access, industry innovation, and public understanding of cannabis in Nebraska.
NH Medical	SB468 ↑ Legalizing Relative to enabling alternative treatment centers to operate a greenhouse cultivation location. SB468 allows New Hampshire's alternative treatment centers to cultivate cannabis in green…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	—	SB468 allows New Hampshire's alternative treatment centers to cultivate cannabis in greenhouses, potentially increasing…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Public Hearing: 04/08/2026 09:30 am GP 158 Apr 1, 2026 Why This Matters SB468 allows New Hampshire's alternative treatment centers to cultivate cannabis in greenhouses, potentially increasing patient access and reducing costs. Real-world effect: SB468 allows New Hampshire's alternative treatment centers to cultivate cannabis in greenhouses, potentially increasing patient access and reducing costs.
NH Medical	SB624 ↓ Prohibiting Restricting access to certain hemp-derived products. SB624 restricts access to hemp-derived products, impacting consumer choice and the nascen…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	—	SB624 restricts access to hemp-derived products, impacting consumer choice and the nascent cannabis industry in New Ham…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Full Committee Work Session: 04/07/2026 01:00 pm GP 153 Apr 1, 2026 Why This Matters SB624 restricts access to hemp-derived products, impacting consumer choice and the nascent cannabis industry in New Hampshire. Real-world effect: SB624 restricts access to hemp-derived products, impacting consumer choice and the nascent cannabis industry in New Hampshire.
NH Medical	SB400 ↑ Legalizing Relative to duties and reporting requirements of the therapeutic cannabis medical oversight board. SB400 modifies the Therapeutic Cannabis Medical Oversight Board's duties and reporting, p…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	—	SB400 modifies the Therapeutic Cannabis Medical Oversight Board's duties and reporting, potentially impacting patient a…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Public Hearing: 03/25/2026 10:20 am GP 231 Mar 18, 2026 Why This Matters SB400 modifies the Therapeutic Cannabis Medical Oversight Board's duties and reporting, potentially impacting patient access and program transparency in New Hampshire. Real-world effect: SB400 modifies the Therapeutic Cannabis Medical Oversight Board's duties and reporting, potentially impacting patient access and program transparency in New Hampshire.
NH Medical	SB461 ↑ Legalizing Relative to the definition of hemp. SB461 redefines hemp in New Hampshire, impacting the legality and regulation of certain c…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	—	SB461 redefines hemp in New Hampshire, impacting the legality and regulation of certain cannabis products for consumers…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Public Hearing: 03/18/2026 12:00 am GP 159 Mar 10, 2026 Why This Matters SB461 redefines hemp in New Hampshire, impacting the legality and regulation of certain cannabis products for consumers and businesses. Real-world effect: SB461 redefines hemp in New Hampshire, impacting the legality and regulation of certain cannabis products for consumers and businesses.
NH Medical	HB186 ↑ Legalizing Relative to the legalization and regulation of cannabis and making appropriations therefor. HB186 legalizes and regulates cannabis for adult-use in New Hampshire, impacting consumer…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 5	HB186 legalizes and regulates cannabis for adult-use in New Hampshire, impacting consumers, potential operators, and pu…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Pending Motion Inexpedient to Legislate; 03/05/2026; Senate Journal 5 Mar 5, 2026 Why This Matters HB186 legalizes and regulates cannabis for adult-use in New Hampshire, impacting consumers, potential operators, and public revenue. Real-world effect: HB186 legalizes and regulates cannabis for adult-use in New Hampshire, impacting consumers, potential operators, and public revenue.
NY Recreational	S07868 ↑ Legalizing Authorizes the village of Kings Point, town of North Hempstead, county of Nassau, to alienate and discontinue certain parklands for the purpose of providing additional parking for the community center being built by the United Mashadi Jewish Community of America, and to replace such alienated parkland with a new, dedicated parkland. S07868 allows Kings Point to swap parkland for parking at a community center, impacting p…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	JUN 13	S07868 allows Kings Point to swap parkland for parking at a community center, impacting public green space access in No…	Read Bill →
Last Action: RECOMMIT, ENACTING CLAUSE STRICKEN Mar 9, 2026 Why This Matters S07868 allows Kings Point to swap parkland for parking at a community center, impacting public green space access in North Hempstead. Real-world effect: S07868 allows Kings Point to swap parkland for parking at a community center, impacting public green space access in North Hempstead.
NY Recreational	S07189 ↑ Legalizing Dedicates a portion of the state highway system to Police Officer Frederick G. Maley in the hamlet of North Bellmore, town of Hempstead, county of Nassau. This bill designates a portion of a state highway in Nassau County as the "Police Officer…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	JUN 12	This bill designates a portion of a state highway in Nassau County as the "Police Officer Frederick G. Maley Memorial H…	Read Bill →
Last Action: PRINT NUMBER 7189B Mar 9, 2026 Why This Matters This bill designates a portion of a state highway in Nassau County as the "Police Officer Frederick G. Maley Memorial Highway," impacting the public by honoring a fallen officer. Real-world effect: Maley Memorial Highway," impacting the public by honoring a fallen officer.
NC Decriminalized	S328 ↑ Legalizing Age 21 Hemp-Derived Consumables S328 bans hemp-derived consumables for those under 21, impacting consumer access and the …	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	JUN 25	S328 bans hemp-derived consumables for those under 21, impacting consumer access and the hemp industry in North Carolin…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Ref To Com On Rules and Operations of the Senate Jun 26, 2025 Why This Matters S328 bans hemp-derived consumables for those under 21, impacting consumer access and the hemp industry in North Carolina. Real-world effect: S328 bans hemp-derived consumables for those under 21, impacting consumer access and the hemp industry in North Carolina.
NC Decriminalized	H328 ↑ Legalizing Regulate Hemp-Derived Consumables H328 establishes a regulatory framework for hemp-derived consumables in NC, impacting con…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	JUN 19	H328 establishes a regulatory framework for hemp-derived consumables in NC, impacting consumer access, product safety, …	Read Bill →
Last Action: Re-ref Com On Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House Jun 23, 2025 Why This Matters H328 establishes a regulatory framework for hemp-derived consumables in NC, impacting consumer access, product safety, and industry operations. Real-world effect: H328 establishes a regulatory framework for hemp-derived consumables in NC, impacting consumer access, product safety, and industry operations.
NC Decriminalized	H329 ↑ Legalizing Tobacco and Hemp on Nonpublic School Grounds H329 bans hemp and tobacco on nonpublic school grounds, impacting student consumers and p…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	APR 16	H329 bans hemp and tobacco on nonpublic school grounds, impacting student consumers and potentially limiting access for…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Ref To Com On Rules and Operations of the Senate Apr 28, 2025 Why This Matters H329 bans hemp and tobacco on nonpublic school grounds, impacting student consumers and potentially limiting access for medical patients on school property. Real-world effect: H329 bans hemp and tobacco on nonpublic school grounds, impacting student consumers and potentially limiting access for medical patients on school property.
ND Medical	HB1596 ↓ Prohibiting Penalties for the ingestion and possession of marijuana, tetrahydrocannabinol, or paraphernalia; and to provide a penalty. HB1596 increases penalties for marijuana possession and ingestion, impacting consumers an…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	APR 9	HB1596 increases penalties for marijuana possession and ingestion, impacting consumers and the public with stricter leg…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Second reading, failed to pass, yeas 13 nays 33 Apr 9, 2025 Why This Matters HB1596 increases penalties for marijuana possession and ingestion, impacting consumers and the public with stricter legal consequences in North Dakota. Real-world effect: HB1596 increases penalties for marijuana possession and ingestion, impacting consumers and the public with stricter legal consequences in North Dakota.
OH Recreational	SB55 ↑ Legalizing Regards operating under the influence of marihuana, OVI evidence SB55 modifies OVI laws in Ohio, impacting cannabis consumers by altering evidence standar…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	OCT 8	SB55 modifies OVI laws in Ohio, impacting cannabis consumers by altering evidence standards for impaired driving.	Read Bill →
Last Action: Referred to committee: Judiciary Oct 15, 2025 Why This Matters SB55 modifies OVI laws in Ohio, impacting cannabis consumers by altering evidence standards for impaired driving. Real-world effect: SB55 modifies OVI laws in Ohio, impacting cannabis consumers by altering evidence standards for impaired driving.
OH Recreational	SB86 ↑ Legalizing Regulate and tax intoxicating hemp, drinkable cannabinoid product SB86 regulates and taxes intoxicating hemp and drinkable cannabinoid products, impacting …	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	APR 30	SB86 regulates and taxes intoxicating hemp and drinkable cannabinoid products, impacting consumer access, product safet…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Referred to committee: General Government May 7, 2025 Why This Matters SB86 regulates and taxes intoxicating hemp and drinkable cannabinoid products, impacting consumer access, product safety, and market operations in Ohio. Real-world effect: SB86 regulates and taxes intoxicating hemp and drinkable cannabinoid products, impacting consumer access, product safety, and market operations in Ohio.
OK Medical	SB640 ↑ Legalizing Medical marijuana license; modifying certain distance; updating statutory language. Effective date. SB640 modifies the distance requirement for medical marijuana dispensaries from schools a…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 18	SB640 modifies the distance requirement for medical marijuana dispensaries from schools and churches, impacting dispens…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Remove Representative Turner as principal House author and substitute with Representative Roe Apr 2, 2026 Why This Matters SB640 modifies the distance requirement for medical marijuana dispensaries from schools and churches, impacting dispensary location and patient access. Real-world effect: SB640 modifies the distance requirement for medical marijuana dispensaries from schools and churches, impacting dispensary location and patient access.
OK Medical	HB3519 ↑ Legalizing Medical marijuana; deleting requirement for posting certain bond; land reclamation; land ownership documents; creating revolving fund; codification; repealer; effective date. HB3519 removes bond requirements for medical marijuana businesses, creates a land reclama…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 4	HB3519 removes bond requirements for medical marijuana businesses, creates a land reclamation fund, and clarifies land …	Read Bill →
Last Action: Second Reading referred to Business and Insurance Committee then to Appropriations Committee Apr 1, 2026 Why This Matters HB3519 removes bond requirements for medical marijuana businesses, creates a land reclamation fund, and clarifies land ownership documents, impacting operators and the public. Real-world effect: HB3519 removes bond requirements for medical marijuana businesses, creates a land reclamation fund, and clarifies land ownership documents, impacting operators and the public.
OK Medical	HB3127 ↑ Legalizing Medical marijuana; policy for applicants and employees; exceptions; effective date. HB3127 establishes employment protections for medical marijuana patients and applicants i…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 16	HB3127 establishes employment protections for medical marijuana patients and applicants in Oklahoma, impacting patient …	Read Bill →
Last Action: Second Reading referred to Business and Insurance Apr 1, 2026 Why This Matters HB3127 establishes employment protections for medical marijuana patients and applicants in Oklahoma, impacting patient rights and employer policies. Real-world effect: HB3127 establishes employment protections for medical marijuana patients and applicants in Oklahoma, impacting patient rights and employer policies.
OK Medical	HB4248 ↓ Prohibiting Public health and safety; prohibiting the sale of beverages containing hemp to anyone of a specific age; effective date. HB4248 prohibits the sale of hemp-derived beverages to anyone under 21, impacting consume…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 10	HB4248 prohibits the sale of hemp-derived beverages to anyone under 21, impacting consumers' access and operators' mark…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Second Reading referred to Business and Insurance Apr 1, 2026 Why This Matters HB4248 prohibits the sale of hemp-derived beverages to anyone under 21, impacting consumers' access and operators' market in Oklahoma. Real-world effect: HB4248 prohibits the sale of hemp-derived beverages to anyone under 21, impacting consumers' access and operators' market in Oklahoma.
OK Medical	HB4454 ↓ Prohibiting Medical marijuana; providing certain restrictions on edible products; effective date. HB4454 restricts edible cannabis products, impacting patient access, consumer choice, and…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 9	HB4454 restricts edible cannabis products, impacting patient access, consumer choice, and operator product lines in Okl…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Second Reading referred to Health and Human Services Apr 1, 2026 Why This Matters HB4454 restricts edible cannabis products, impacting patient access, consumer choice, and operator product lines in Oklahoma. Real-world effect: HB4454 restricts edible cannabis products, impacting patient access, consumer choice, and operator product lines in Oklahoma.
OK Medical	SB133 ↑ Legalizing Groundwater permits; requiring certain license be presented for intended use of groundwater for medical marijuana grow facilities. Effective date. Emergency. SB133 requires medical marijuana grow facilities to present their license for groundwater…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	FEB 23	SB133 requires medical marijuana grow facilities to present their license for groundwater permits, impacting operators'…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Conference granted, naming Conference Committee on Energy and Natural Resources Oversight Apr 1, 2026 Why This Matters SB133 requires medical marijuana grow facilities to present their license for groundwater permits, impacting operators' access to water resources. Real-world effect: SB133 requires medical marijuana grow facilities to present their license for groundwater permits, impacting operators' access to water resources.
OK Medical	HB3144 ↑ Legalizing Medical marijuana; directing the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority to limit the number of licenses it issues; repealer; effective date. HB3144 directs OMMA to cap medical marijuana business licenses, impacting patient access,…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	FEB 25	HB3144 directs OMMA to cap medical marijuana business licenses, impacting patient access, market competition for operat…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Second Reading referred to Business and Insurance Apr 1, 2026 Why This Matters HB3144 directs OMMA to cap medical marijuana business licenses, impacting patient access, market competition for operators, and consumer choice in Oklahoma. Real-world effect: HB3144 directs OMMA to cap medical marijuana business licenses, impacting patient access, market competition for operators, and consumer choice in Oklahoma.
OK Medical	HB3143 ↓ Prohibiting Medical marijuana; modifying dates for moratorium; providing restrictions when transferring ownership of medical marijuana business; effective date. HB3143 extends Oklahoma's medical marijuana business moratorium, restricting ownership tr…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	FEB 25	HB3143 extends Oklahoma's medical marijuana business moratorium, restricting ownership transfers and impacting market e…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Second Reading referred to Business and Insurance Apr 1, 2026 Why This Matters HB3143 extends Oklahoma's medical marijuana business moratorium, restricting ownership transfers and impacting market entry for new operators and patient access to services. Real-world effect: HB3143 extends Oklahoma's medical marijuana business moratorium, restricting ownership transfers and impacting market entry for new operators and patient access to services.
OK Medical	SB1242 ↑ Legalizing Medical Marijuana licensees; increasing bond requirement. Effective date. SB1242 increases the bond requirement for medical marijuana licensees, potentially impact…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 25	SB1242 increases the bond requirement for medical marijuana licensees, potentially impacting smaller operators and mark…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Referred to Alcohol, Tobacco and Controlled Substances Mar 30, 2026 Why This Matters SB1242 increases the bond requirement for medical marijuana licensees, potentially impacting smaller operators and market accessibility for patients and consumers. Real-world effect: SB1242 increases the bond requirement for medical marijuana licensees, potentially impacting smaller operators and market accessibility for patients and consumers.
OK Medical	SB1501 ↑ Legalizing Medical marijuana bonds; allowing Authority to recall bonds; requiring Authority to provide notice to law enforcement; requiring Authority to keep certain bond information. Effective date. SB1501 allows the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority to recall medical marijuana bonds,…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 9	SB1501 allows the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority to recall medical marijuana bonds, requiring notice to law enfor…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Referred to Alcohol, Tobacco and Controlled Substances Mar 30, 2026 Why This Matters SB1501 allows the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority to recall medical marijuana bonds, requiring notice to law enforcement and public record keeping, impacting regulatory oversight and transparency for patients and operators. Real-world effect: SB1501 allows the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority to recall medical marijuana bonds, requiring notice to law enforcement and public record keeping, impacting regulatory oversight and transparency for patients and operators.
OK Medical	HB2897 ↑ Legalizing Medical marijuana; transportation license; allowing transport of medical marijuana to patients; warehouses; inventory manifests and logs; signage; effective date. HB2897 creates a medical marijuana transportation license, allowing third-party transport…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAY 22	HB2897 creates a medical marijuana transportation license, allowing third-party transport to patients and establishing …	Read Bill →
Last Action: Motion expired May 28, 2025 Why This Matters HB2897 creates a medical marijuana transportation license, allowing third-party transport to patients and establishing new inventory, manifest, and signage requirements for operators. Real-world effect: HB2897 creates a medical marijuana transportation license, allowing third-party transport to patients and establishing new inventory, manifest, and signage requirements for operators.
OK Medical	SB697 ↑ Legalizing Medical marijuana licenses; establishing certain requirements for license issuance; allowing certain actions by certain licensees; requiring certain information to be documented in certain inventory manifest prior to certain action. Effective date. SB697 establishes new requirements for medical marijuana license issuance and inventory t…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAY 8	SB697 establishes new requirements for medical marijuana license issuance and inventory tracking, impacting operators a…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Conferees unable to agree May 22, 2025 Why This Matters SB697 establishes new requirements for medical marijuana license issuance and inventory tracking, impacting operators and patient access in Oklahoma. Real-world effect: SB697 establishes new requirements for medical marijuana license issuance and inventory tracking, impacting operators and patient access in Oklahoma.
OK Medical	HB1163 ↑ Legalizing Medical marijuana; decreasing weight amount of marijuana for aggravated trafficking offense; effective date. HB1163 decreases the weight threshold for aggravated marijuana trafficking, potentially i…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	APR 22	HB1163 decreases the weight threshold for aggravated marijuana trafficking, potentially increasing penalties for patien…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Placed on General Order Apr 24, 2025 Why This Matters HB1163 decreases the weight threshold for aggravated marijuana trafficking, potentially increasing penalties for patients, caregivers, and operators in Oklahoma. Real-world effect: HB1163 decreases the weight threshold for aggravated marijuana trafficking, potentially increasing penalties for patients, caregivers, and operators in Oklahoma.
OK Medical	SB39 ↑ Legalizing Oklahoma Self-Defense Act; modifying elements of eligibility for medical marijuana license holders. Effective date. SB39 restricts medical marijuana license eligibility for individuals with certain felony …	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 18	SB39 restricts medical marijuana license eligibility for individuals with certain felony convictions, impacting patient…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Referred to Criminal Judiciary Apr 1, 2025 Why This Matters SB39 restricts medical marijuana license eligibility for individuals with certain felony convictions, impacting patient access and public safety in Oklahoma. Real-world effect: SB39 restricts medical marijuana license eligibility for individuals with certain felony convictions, impacting patient access and public safety in Oklahoma.
OR Recreational	HB4142 ↑ Legalizing Relating to marijuana for medical use; and prescribing an effective date. HB4142 allows medical marijuana patients to designate a caregiver to assist with home cul…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 5	HB4142 allows medical marijuana patients to designate a caregiver to assist with home cultivation, expanding access for…	Read Bill →
Last Action: President signed. Mar 10, 2026 Why This Matters HB4142 allows medical marijuana patients to designate a caregiver to assist with home cultivation, expanding access for those unable to grow their own. Real-world effect: HB4142 allows medical marijuana patients to designate a caregiver to assist with home cultivation, expanding access for those unable to grow their own.
PA Medical	HB257 ↑ Legalizing In interactive gaming, further providing for interactive gaming tax; in sustainable mobility options, further providing for definitions, for fund and for operating program and providing for annual performance evaluation and for operating a controlled substance injection site near infrastructure of a local transportation organization; in metropolitan transportation authorities, further providing for special prosecutor for mass transit; in public-private transportation partnerships, providing for metropolitan transportation authority projects; in licensing of drivers, further providing for persons ineligible for licensing, license issuance to minors and junior driver's license, for learners' permits, for application for driver's license or learner's permit by minor and for examination of applicant for driver's license; in miscellaneous provisions relating to operation of vehicles, providing for the offense of interference with operation or movement of a public transit vehicle and for sentencing enhancement for drug delivery on transit; in lighting equipment, further providing for use and display of illuminated signs; in taxes for highway maintenance and construction, providing for supplemental funding for three and four digit highway construction; and establishing the Supplemental Funding for Three and Four Digit State Routes Account in the Motor License Fund. HB257 prohibits operating a controlled substance injection site near local transportation…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	AUG 13	HB257 prohibits operating a controlled substance injection site near local transportation infrastructure, impacting pub…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Referred to Rules Sep 9, 2025 Why This Matters HB257 prohibits operating a controlled substance injection site near local transportation infrastructure, impacting public health and safety discussions around harm reduction in PA. Real-world effect: HB257 prohibits operating a controlled substance injection site near local transportation infrastructure, impacting public health and safety discussions around harm reduction in PA.
PA Medical	HB1200 ↓ Prohibiting Providing for the regulation and treatment of cannabis, for exemption from criminal or civil penalties, for effect on cannabis convictions and expungements and for membership and duties of the Liquor Control Board; establishing Pennsylvania Cannabis Stores; providing for social and economic equity, for license, permit or other authorization, for packaging, labeling, advertising and testing, for recordkeeping and inspection, for prohibitions and penalties and for tax and tax administration; establishing the Cannabis Revenue Fund, the Communities Reimagined and Reinvestment Restricted Account and the Substance Use Disorder Prevention, Treatment and Education Restricted Account; providing for the issuance of bonds; imposing duties on the Department of Agriculture and the Department of Revenue; and making repeals. HB1200 legalizes adult-use cannabis in PA, establishing state-run stores, expungement pro…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAY 13	HB1200 legalizes adult-use cannabis in PA, establishing state-run stores, expungement provisions, and social equity ini…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Motion to report defeated (3-7) May 13, 2025 Why This Matters HB1200 legalizes adult-use cannabis in PA, establishing state-run stores, expungement provisions, and social equity initiatives, impacting consumers, patients, and the industry. Real-world effect: HB1200 legalizes adult-use cannabis in PA, establishing state-run stores, expungement provisions, and social equity initiatives, impacting consumers, patients, and the industry.
PA Medical	HB33 ↑ Legalizing In preliminary provisions, further providing for definitions; in practitioners, further providing for pr actitioner registration; in medical marijuana controls, further providing for electronic tracking and for laboratory; and, in Medical Marijuana Advisory Board, further providing for advisory board. HB33 updates definitions, practitioner registration, electronic tracking, laboratory test…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 17	HB33 updates definitions, practitioner registration, electronic tracking, laboratory testing, and the Medical Marijuana…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Referred to Law & Justice Mar 17, 2025 Why This Matters HB33 updates definitions, practitioner registration, electronic tracking, laboratory testing, and the Medical Marijuana Advisory Board, impacting patients, consumers, and operators by refining PA's medical cannabis program. Real-world effect: HB33 updates definitions, practitioner registration, electronic tracking, laboratory testing, and the Medical Marijuana Advisory Board, impacting patients, consumers, and operators by refining PA's medical cannabis program.
RI Recreational	H7923 ↑ Legalizing Revises sections of the uniform controlled substances act to remove specific opioid dosage requirements and revise the uniform controlled substances act in accordance with current standards of professional practice. H7923 removes opioid dosage limits and updates the Uniform Controlled Substances Act to a…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 26	H7923 removes opioid dosage limits and updates the Uniform Controlled Substances Act to align with current medical stan…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Referred to Senate Health and Human Services Apr 3, 2026 Why This Matters H7923 removes opioid dosage limits and updates the Uniform Controlled Substances Act to align with current medical standards, impacting patient access and prescribing practices in Rhode Island. Real-world effect: H7923 removes opioid dosage limits and updates the Uniform Controlled Substances Act to align with current medical standards, impacting patient access and prescribing practices in Rhode Island.
SC Illegal	H3924 ↑ Legalizing Hemp-derived ingestible H3924 regulates hemp-derived ingestible products, establishing a framework for their sale…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 24	H3924 regulates hemp-derived ingestible products, establishing a framework for their sale and consumption, impacting co…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Roll call Ayes-30 Nays-13 Mar 24, 2026 Why This Matters H3924 regulates hemp-derived ingestible products, establishing a framework for their sale and consumption, impacting consumers, patients, and businesses in South Carolina. Real-world effect: H3924 regulates hemp-derived ingestible products, establishing a framework for their sale and consumption, impacting consumers, patients, and businesses in South Carolina.
SD Medical	HB1160 ↑ Legalizing Repeal the medical marijuana oversight committee. HB1160 repeals South Dakota's medical marijuana oversight committee, impacting administra…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 9	HB1160 repeals South Dakota's medical marijuana oversight committee, impacting administrative oversight for patients an…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Senate Do Pass, Failed, YEAS 15, NAYS 19. S.J. 491 Mar 9, 2026 Why This Matters HB1160 repeals South Dakota's medical marijuana oversight committee, impacting administrative oversight for patients and the public. Real-world effect: HB1160 repeals South Dakota's medical marijuana oversight committee, impacting administrative oversight for patients and the public.
SD Medical	HB1065 ↑ Legalizing Revise the medical purpose affirmative defense in cannabis prosecution. HB1065 revises the medical cannabis affirmative defense, impacting patient protections in…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 2	HB1065 revises the medical cannabis affirmative defense, impacting patient protections in South Dakota by clarifying le…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Health and Human Services Deferred to the 41st legislative day, Passed, YEAS 4, NAYS 3. S.J. 23 Mar 2, 2026 Why This Matters HB1065 revises the medical cannabis affirmative defense, impacting patient protections in South Dakota by clarifying legal use in prosecutions. Real-world effect: HB1065 revises the medical cannabis affirmative defense, impacting patient protections in South Dakota by clarifying legal use in prosecutions.
TN Illegal	SB1761 ↑ Legalizing AN ACT to amend Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 1, Chapter 3; Title 39; Title 43, Chapter 27; Title 53; Title 57, Chapter 7 and Title 67, Chapter 6, relative to hemp. SB1761 redefines hemp to exclude products containing intoxicating cannabinoids, impacting…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 30	SB1761 redefines hemp to exclude products containing intoxicating cannabinoids, impacting consumer access and the canna…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Transmitted to Governor for action. Apr 2, 2026 Why This Matters SB1761 redefines hemp to exclude products containing intoxicating cannabinoids, impacting consumer access and the cannabis industry in Tennessee. Real-world effect: SB1761 redefines hemp to exclude products containing intoxicating cannabinoids, impacting consumer access and the cannabis industry in Tennessee.
TN Illegal	SB1603 ↑ Legalizing AN ACT to amend Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 4; Title 9; Title 24; Title 29; Title 33; Title 38; Title 39; Title 40; Title 41; Title 43; Title 45; Title 50; Title 53; Title 57; Title 63; Title 67; Title 68 and Title 71, relative to medical cannabis. SB1603 establishes a comprehensive medical cannabis program in Tennessee, impacting patie…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 26	SB1603 establishes a comprehensive medical cannabis program in Tennessee, impacting patient access, product regulation,…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Rcvd. from S., held on H. desk. Mar 30, 2026 Why This Matters SB1603 establishes a comprehensive medical cannabis program in Tennessee, impacting patient access, product regulation, and public health. Real-world effect: SB1603 establishes a comprehensive medical cannabis program in Tennessee, impacting patient access, product regulation, and public health.
TN Illegal	SB0550 ↑ Legalizing AN ACT to amend Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 4 and Title 68, Chapter 7, relative to the medical cannabis commission. SB0550 amends state code to establish a medical cannabis commission, impacting future pat…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 23	SB0550 amends state code to establish a medical cannabis commission, impacting future patient access and regulatory ove…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Rcvd. from S., held on H. desk. Mar 26, 2026 Why This Matters SB0550 amends state code to establish a medical cannabis commission, impacting future patient access and regulatory oversight in Tennessee. Real-world effect: SB0550 amends state code to establish a medical cannabis commission, impacting future patient access and regulatory oversight in Tennessee.
TX Medical	SB1870 ↓ Prohibiting Relating to municipal and county enforcement of drug and consumable hemp product laws; providing civil penalties. SB1870 prevents local Texas governments from creating or enforcing ordinances that prohib…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	APR 23	SB1870 prevents local Texas governments from creating or enforcing ordinances that prohibit or regulate consumable hemp…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Committee report sent to Calendars May 6, 2025 Why This Matters SB1870 prevents local Texas governments from creating or enforcing ordinances that prohibit or regulate consumable hemp products, impacting consumers and operators. Real-world effect: SB1870 prevents local Texas governments from creating or enforcing ordinances that prohibit or regulate consumable hemp products, impacting consumers and operators.
TX Medical	SB1868 ↓ Prohibiting Relating to adding certain substances to the Texas Controlled Substances Act and regulating kratom and kratom products; increasing civil penalties; creating criminal offenses; increasing a criminal penalty. SB1868 adds kratom to the Texas Controlled Substances Act, creating new criminal offenses…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	APR 24	SB1868 adds kratom to the Texas Controlled Substances Act, creating new criminal offenses and increasing penalties, imp…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Referred to Public Health Apr 28, 2025 Why This Matters SB1868 adds kratom to the Texas Controlled Substances Act, creating new criminal offenses and increasing penalties, impacting consumers and the public by restricting access to a substance currently unregulated. Real-world effect: SB1868 adds kratom to the Texas Controlled Substances Act, creating new criminal offenses and increasing penalties, impacting consumers and the public by restricting access to a substance currently unregulated.
UT Medical	SB0303 ↑ Legalizing Expungement Amendments SB0303 allows expungement of certain cannabis-related misdemeanors, offering relief to in…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 3	SB0303 allows expungement of certain cannabis-related misdemeanors, offering relief to individuals with past conviction…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Senate/ received from House in Senate Secretary Mar 6, 2026 Why This Matters SB0303 allows expungement of certain cannabis-related misdemeanors, offering relief to individuals with past convictions and reducing barriers to employment and housing. Real-world effect: SB0303 allows expungement of certain cannabis-related misdemeanors, offering relief to individuals with past convictions and reducing barriers to employment and housing.
VT Recreational	S0278 ↑ Legalizing An act relating to cannabis S0278 establishes a Vermont Cannabis Control Board to regulate the adult-use cannabis mar…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	—	S0278 establishes a Vermont Cannabis Control Board to regulate the adult-use cannabis market, impacting consumers, pati…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Read first time and referred to the Committee on Government Operations and Military Affairs Apr 1, 2026 Why This Matters S0278 establishes a Vermont Cannabis Control Board to regulate the adult-use cannabis market, impacting consumers, patients, and businesses through new licensing and oversight. Real-world effect: S0278 establishes a Vermont Cannabis Control Board to regulate the adult-use cannabis market, impacting consumers, patients, and businesses through new licensing and oversight.
VA Recreational	HB75 ↑ Legalizing Medical cannabis; administration to terminally ill patients, report. HB75 allows terminally ill patients to receive medical cannabis from a licensed provider,…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 11	HB75 allows terminally ill patients to receive medical cannabis from a licensed provider, expanding access for those wi…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Fiscal Impact Statement from Department of Planning and Budget (HB75) Apr 1, 2026 Why This Matters HB75 allows terminally ill patients to receive medical cannabis from a licensed provider, expanding access for those with critical needs. Real-world effect: HB75 allows terminally ill patients to receive medical cannabis from a licensed provider, expanding access for those with critical needs.
VA Recreational	HB637 ↓ Prohibiting Possession of residue of a controlled substance unlawful; penalties exceptions. HB637 decriminalizes possession of cannabis residue, reducing penalties for consumers and…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 10	HB637 decriminalizes possession of cannabis residue, reducing penalties for consumers and the public in Virginia.	Read Bill →
Last Action: Fiscal Impact Statement from Department of Planning and Budget (HB637) Apr 1, 2026 Why This Matters HB637 decriminalizes possession of cannabis residue, reducing penalties for consumers and the public in Virginia. Real-world effect: HB637 decriminalizes possession of cannabis residue, reducing penalties for consumers and the public in Virginia.
VA Recreational	HB26 ↑ Legalizing Marijuana-related offenses; modification of sentence, sunset. HB26 allows individuals convicted of certain marijuana offenses to petition for sentence …	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 12	HB26 allows individuals convicted of certain marijuana offenses to petition for sentence modification, offering relief …	Read Bill →
Last Action: Signed by Speaker Mar 31, 2026 Why This Matters HB26 allows individuals convicted of certain marijuana offenses to petition for sentence modification, offering relief to those impacted by past cannabis prohibition. Real-world effect: HB26 allows individuals convicted of certain marijuana offenses to petition for sentence modification, offering relief to those impacted by past cannabis prohibition.
VA Recreational	SB542 ↓ Prohibiting Cannabis control; establishes framework for creation of retail marijuana market, penalties, report. SB542 establishes a framework for a retail marijuana market in Virginia, impacting consum…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 13	SB542 establishes a framework for a retail marijuana market in Virginia, impacting consumers, operators, and public saf…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Signed by Speaker Mar 31, 2026 Why This Matters SB542 establishes a framework for a retail marijuana market in Virginia, impacting consumers, operators, and public safety. Real-world effect: SB542 establishes a framework for a retail marijuana market in Virginia, impacting consumers, operators, and public safety.
VA Recreational	HB642 ↓ Prohibiting Cannabis control; establishes framework for creation of retail marijuana market, penalties, report. HB642 establishes a framework for a retail marijuana market in Virginia, impacting consum…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 13	HB642 establishes a framework for a retail marijuana market in Virginia, impacting consumers, operators, and public saf…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Signed by Speaker Mar 31, 2026 Why This Matters HB642 establishes a framework for a retail marijuana market in Virginia, impacting consumers, operators, and public safety through new regulations and penalties. Real-world effect: HB642 establishes a framework for a retail marijuana market in Virginia, impacting consumers, operators, and public safety through new regulations and penalties.
VA Recreational	SB543 ↑ Legalizing Marijuana and hemp products; enforcement. SB543 clarifies enforcement authority for illicit cannabis and hemp products, impacting c…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 14	SB543 clarifies enforcement authority for illicit cannabis and hemp products, impacting consumer safety and the regulat…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Signed by Speaker Mar 31, 2026 Why This Matters SB543 clarifies enforcement authority for illicit cannabis and hemp products, impacting consumer safety and the regulated market in Virginia. Real-world effect: SB543 clarifies enforcement authority for illicit cannabis and hemp products, impacting consumer safety and the regulated market in Virginia.
VA Recreational	HB391 ↑ Legalizing Medical cannabis program; product labels, delivery. HB391 mandates specific product labeling for medical cannabis and permits home delivery, …	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 3	HB391 mandates specific product labeling for medical cannabis and permits home delivery, enhancing patient access and s…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Governor's Action Deadline 11:59 p.m., April 13, 2026 Mar 14, 2026 Why This Matters HB391 mandates specific product labeling for medical cannabis and permits home delivery, enhancing patient access and safety in Virginia. Real-world effect: HB391 mandates specific product labeling for medical cannabis and permits home delivery, enhancing patient access and safety in Virginia.
VA Recreational	SB62 ↑ Legalizing Marijuana-related offenses; modification of sentence, sunset. SB62 allows individuals convicted of certain marijuana offenses to petition for sentence …	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 6	SB62 allows individuals convicted of certain marijuana offenses to petition for sentence modification, offering a pathw…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Governor's Action Deadline 11:59 p.m., April 13, 2026 Mar 14, 2026 Why This Matters SB62 allows individuals convicted of certain marijuana offenses to petition for sentence modification, offering a pathway to relief for those impacted by past cannabis prohibition in Virginia. Real-world effect: SB62 allows individuals convicted of certain marijuana offenses to petition for sentence modification, offering a pathway to relief for those impacted by past cannabis prohibition in Virginia.
VA Recreational	SB230 ↑ Legalizing Police and court records; expungement of records, delayed effective date. SB230 delays the expungement of cannabis-related police and court records until July 1, 2…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 6	SB230 delays the expungement of cannabis-related police and court records until July 1, 2026, impacting individuals see…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Governor's Action Deadline 11:59 p.m., April 13, 2026 Mar 14, 2026 Why This Matters SB230 delays the expungement of cannabis-related police and court records until July 1, 2026, impacting individuals seeking relief from past convictions. Real-world effect: SB230 delays the expungement of cannabis-related police and court records until July 1, 2026, impacting individuals seeking relief from past convictions.
VA Recreational	SB142 ↑ Legalizing Retail tobacco/hemp; sale of products intended for smoking to persons younger than 21 years of age. SB142 failed, meaning Virginia's age restriction for purchasing retail tobacco and hemp p…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 10	SB142 failed, meaning Virginia's age restriction for purchasing retail tobacco and hemp products intended for smoking r…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Failed to Pass from conference Mar 14, 2026 Why This Matters SB142 failed, meaning Virginia's age restriction for purchasing retail tobacco and hemp products intended for smoking remains 18, not 21, impacting youth access and public health. Real-world effect: SB142 failed, meaning Virginia's age restriction for purchasing retail tobacco and hemp products intended for smoking remains 18, not 21, impacting youth access and public health.
VA Recreational	SB332 ↑ Legalizing Medical marijuana; administration to terminally ill patients. SB332 allows terminally ill patients to be administered medical cannabis by a caregiver, …	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	FEB 26	SB332 allows terminally ill patients to be administered medical cannabis by a caregiver, improving end-of-life care acc…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Governor's Action Deadline 11:59 p.m., April 13, 2026 Mar 10, 2026 Why This Matters SB332 allows terminally ill patients to be administered medical cannabis by a caregiver, improving end-of-life care access in Virginia. Real-world effect: SB332 allows terminally ill patients to be administered medical cannabis by a caregiver, improving end-of-life care access in Virginia.
VA Recreational	HB1432 ↑ Legalizing Marijuana or marijuana products; underage possession, consequences, procedures. HB1432 establishes civil penalties and diversion programs for underage cannabis possessio…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	FEB 11	HB1432 establishes civil penalties and diversion programs for underage cannabis possession, impacting youth, parents, a…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Continued pursuant to House Rule 22 to 2027 in Courts of Justice Feb 17, 2026 Why This Matters HB1432 establishes civil penalties and diversion programs for underage cannabis possession, impacting youth, parents, and public health in Virginia. Real-world effect: HB1432 establishes civil penalties and diversion programs for underage cannabis possession, impacting youth, parents, and public health in Virginia.
WA Recreational	SB5758 ↑ Legalizing Supporting social equity in the cannabis industry by establishing distance requirements for certain licensees. SB5758 establishes cannabis licensee distance requirements, impacting social equity appli…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 12	SB5758 establishes cannabis licensee distance requirements, impacting social equity applicants and existing operators i…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Senate Rules "X" file. Feb 26, 2026 Why This Matters SB5758 establishes cannabis licensee distance requirements, impacting social equity applicants and existing operators in Washington. Real-world effect: SB5758 establishes cannabis licensee distance requirements, impacting social equity applicants and existing operators in Washington.
WA Recreational	HB1551 ↑ Legalizing Extending the cannabis social equity program. HB1551 extends Washington's cannabis social equity program, aiming to address historical …	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	APR 1	HB1551 extends Washington's cannabis social equity program, aiming to address historical harms and increase participati…	Read Bill →
Last Action: House Rules "X" file. Jan 12, 2026 Why This Matters HB1551 extends Washington's cannabis social equity program, aiming to address historical harms and increase participation for disproportionately impacted individuals in the industry. Real-world effect: HB1551 extends Washington's cannabis social equity program, aiming to address historical harms and increase participation for disproportionately impacted individuals in the industry.
WV Medical	HB5260 ↑ Legalizing Relating generally to medical cannabis HB5260 modifies West Virginia's medical cannabis program, impacting patient access, produ…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 4	HB5260 modifies West Virginia's medical cannabis program, impacting patient access, product availability for consumers,…	Read Bill →
Last Action: To Health and Human Resources Mar 5, 2026 Why This Matters HB5260 modifies West Virginia's medical cannabis program, impacting patient access, product availability for consumers, and operational regulations for businesses. Real-world effect: HB5260 modifies West Virginia's medical cannabis program, impacting patient access, product availability for consumers, and operational regulations for businesses.
CT Recreational	HB05109 ↑ Legalizing An Act Replacing The Cannabis Total Thc Tax With An Excise Tax. HB05109 replaces Connecticut's cannabis THC tax with an excise tax, potentially lowering …	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 30	HB05109 replaces Connecticut's cannabis THC tax with an excise tax, potentially lowering consumer prices and altering o…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Filed with Legislative Commissioners' Office Apr 1, 2026 Why This Matters HB05109 replaces Connecticut's cannabis THC tax with an excise tax, potentially lowering consumer prices and altering operator tax burdens. Real-world effect: HB05109 replaces Connecticut's cannabis THC tax with an excise tax, potentially lowering consumer prices and altering operator tax burdens.
HI Medical	SCR64 ↓ Prohibiting Requesting The United States Congress To Remove Cannabis From The Federal Controlled Substances Act, Provide Support To States That Are Clearing Defendants' Records Of Cannabis Offenses, And Facilitate Access To The Full Spectrum Of Banking Services For Cannabis-related Businesses. SCR64 urges Congress to deschedule cannabis, support state record-clearing, and enable ba…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	APR 2	SCR64 urges Congress to deschedule cannabis, support state record-clearing, and enable banking for cannabis businesses,…	Read Bill →
Last Action: The committee(s) on JDC recommend(s) that the measure be PASSED, WITH AMENDMENTS. The votes in JDC were as follows: 5 Aye(s): Senator(s) Rhoads, Gabbard, Chang, San Buenaventura, Awa; Aye(s) with reservations: none ; 0 No(es): none; and 0 Excused: none. Apr 2, 2026 Why This Matters SCR64 urges Congress to deschedule cannabis, support state record-clearing, and enable banking for cannabis businesses, impacting patients, consumers, and operators. Real-world effect: SCR64 urges Congress to deschedule cannabis, support state record-clearing, and enable banking for cannabis businesses, impacting patients, consumers, and operators.
HI Medical	SR58 ↓ Prohibiting Requesting The United States Congress To Remove Cannabis From The Federal Controlled Substances Act, Provide Support To States That Are Clearing Defendants' Records Of Cannabis Offenses, And Facilitate Access To The Full Spectrum Of Banking Services For Cannabis-related Businesses. SR58 urges Congress to deschedule cannabis, aid states in expunging records, and grant ca…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	APR 2	SR58 urges Congress to deschedule cannabis, aid states in expunging records, and grant cannabis businesses full banking…	Read Bill →
Last Action: The committee(s) on JDC recommend(s) that the measure be PASSED, WITH AMENDMENTS. The votes in JDC were as follows: 5 Aye(s): Senator(s) Rhoads, Gabbard, Chang, San Buenaventura, Awa; Aye(s) with reservations: none ; 0 No(es): none; and 0 Excused: none. Apr 2, 2026 Why This Matters SR58 urges Congress to deschedule cannabis, aid states in expunging records, and grant cannabis businesses full banking access, impacting patients, consumers, and operators. Real-world effect: SR58 urges Congress to deschedule cannabis, aid states in expunging records, and grant cannabis businesses full banking access, impacting patients, consumers, and operators.
HI Medical	SR141 ↑ Legalizing Requesting The Governor To Obtain A Controlled Substance Exemption From The Drug Enforcement Administration For Registered Medical Cannabis Patients And Registration Waivers For State-licensed Dispensaries. SR141 requests the Governor to seek a DEA exemption for Hawaii's medical cannabis patient…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 30	SR141 requests the Governor to seek a DEA exemption for Hawaii's medical cannabis patients and dispensaries, potentiall…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Reported from HHS (Stand. Com. Rep. No. 3404), with recommendation of referral to JDC. Mar 31, 2026 Why This Matters SR141 requests the Governor to seek a DEA exemption for Hawaii's medical cannabis patients and dispensaries, potentially shielding them from federal prosecution. Real-world effect: SR141 requests the Governor to seek a DEA exemption for Hawaii's medical cannabis patients and dispensaries, potentially shielding them from federal prosecution.
HI Medical	SCR150 ↑ Legalizing Requesting The Governor To Obtain A Controlled Substance Exemption From The Drug Enforcement Administration For Registered Medical Cannabis Patients And Registration Waivers For State-licensed Dispensaries. SCR150 requests the Governor to seek a DEA exemption for Hawaii's medical cannabis patien…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 30	SCR150 requests the Governor to seek a DEA exemption for Hawaii's medical cannabis patients and dispensaries, potential…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Reported from HHS (Stand. Com. Rep. No. 3403), with recommendation of referral to JDC. Mar 31, 2026 Why This Matters SCR150 requests the Governor to seek a DEA exemption for Hawaii's medical cannabis patients and dispensaries, potentially shielding them from federal prosecution. Real-world effect: SCR150 requests the Governor to seek a DEA exemption for Hawaii's medical cannabis patients and dispensaries, potentially shielding them from federal prosecution.
NH Medical	HB1446 ↑ Legalizing Providing that an individual's use of therapeutic cannabis shall not disqualify the individual from the purchase, ownership, or possession of a firearm. HB1446 protects medical cannabis patients' Second Amendment rights in New Hampshire by pr…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 26	HB1446 protects medical cannabis patients' Second Amendment rights in New Hampshire by preventing their therapeutic use…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Remove from Table (Rep. Butler): Motion Failed Regular Calendar 81-270 03/26/2026 House Journal 9 Mar 26, 2026 Why This Matters HB1446 protects medical cannabis patients' Second Amendment rights in New Hampshire by preventing their therapeutic use from disqualifying them from firearm ownership. Real-world effect: HB1446 protects medical cannabis patients' Second Amendment rights in New Hampshire by preventing their therapeutic use from disqualifying them from firearm ownership.
OK Medical	HB3314 ↑ Legalizing Marijuana; public service impact tax; county option; initiative and referendum procedures; administration procedures; effective date. HB3314 failed, meaning Oklahoma counties cannot implement a public service impact tax on …	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 26	HB3314 failed, meaning Oklahoma counties cannot implement a public service impact tax on marijuana sales via local init…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Third Reading, Measure failed: Ayes: 45 Nays: 50 Mar 25, 2026 Why This Matters HB3314 failed, meaning Oklahoma counties cannot implement a public service impact tax on marijuana sales via local initiative or referendum. Real-world effect: HB3314 failed, meaning Oklahoma counties cannot implement a public service impact tax on marijuana sales via local initiative or referendum.
TN Illegal	HB1972 ↑ Legalizing AN ACT to amend Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 4; Title 9; Title 24; Title 29; Title 33; Title 38; Title 39; Title 40; Title 41; Title 43; Title 45; Title 50; Title 53; Title 57; Title 63; Title 67; Title 68 and Title 71, relative to medical cannabis. HB1972 establishes a comprehensive medical cannabis program in Tennessee, impacting patie…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 31	HB1972 establishes a comprehensive medical cannabis program in Tennessee, impacting patient access, public health, and …	Read Bill →
Last Action: Placed on cal. Judiciary Committee for 4/7/2026 Apr 1, 2026 Why This Matters HB1972 establishes a comprehensive medical cannabis program in Tennessee, impacting patient access, public health, and the state's regulatory framework. Real-world effect: HB1972 establishes a comprehensive medical cannabis program in Tennessee, impacting patient access, public health, and the state's regulatory framework.
TN Illegal	HB2404 ↑ Legalizing AN ACT to amend Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 4 and Title 68, Chapter 7, relative to the medical cannabis commission. HB2404 amends existing law to establish a medical cannabis commission in Tennessee, impac…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 31	HB2404 amends existing law to establish a medical cannabis commission in Tennessee, impacting future patient access and…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Placed on cal. Government Operations Committee for 4/6/2026 Apr 1, 2026 Why This Matters HB2404 amends existing law to establish a medical cannabis commission in Tennessee, impacting future patient access and regulatory oversight. Real-world effect: HB2404 amends existing law to establish a medical cannabis commission in Tennessee, impacting future patient access and regulatory oversight.
TN Illegal	HB1503 ↑ Legalizing AN ACT to amend Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 1, Chapter 3; Title 39; Title 43, Chapter 27; Title 53; Title 57, Chapter 7 and Title 67, Chapter 6, relative to hemp. HB1503 redefines hemp to exclude intoxicating cannabinoids, impacting patient access, con…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 23	HB1503 redefines hemp to exclude intoxicating cannabinoids, impacting patient access, consumer products, and operator m…	Read Bill →
Last Action: H. Placed on Regular Calendar for 3/30/2026 Mar 26, 2026 Why This Matters HB1503 redefines hemp to exclude intoxicating cannabinoids, impacting patient access, consumer products, and operator markets in Tennessee. Real-world effect: HB1503 redefines hemp to exclude intoxicating cannabinoids, impacting patient access, consumer products, and operator markets in Tennessee.
CA Recreational	AB1103 ↑ Legalizing Controlled substances: research. Doctors can now study cannabis more easily, potentially leading to new treatments and bet…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	SEP 9	Doctors can now study cannabis more easily, potentially leading to new treatments and better patient care.	Read Bill →
Last Action: Chaptered by Secretary of State - Chapter 571, Statutes of 2025. Oct 10, 2025 Why This Matters Doctors can now study cannabis more easily, potentially leading to new treatments and better patient care. Real-world effect: Doctors can now study cannabis more easily, potentially leading to new treatments and better patient care.
CA Recreational	SB378 ↑ Legalizing Online marketplaces: illicit cannabis: reporting and liability. Online marketplaces like Amazon must now report illegal cannabis sales and can be held li…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	SEP 13	Online marketplaces like Amazon must now report illegal cannabis sales and can be held liable, making it harder to buy …	Read Bill →
Last Action: Chaptered by Secretary of State. Chapter 411, Statutes of 2025. Oct 6, 2025 Why This Matters Online marketplaces like Amazon must now report illegal cannabis sales and can be held liable, making it harder to buy unregulated products. Real-world effect: Online marketplaces like Amazon must now report illegal cannabis sales and can be held liable, making it harder to buy unregulated products.
CA Recreational	AB8 ↑ Legalizing Cannabis: cannabinoids: industrial hemp. This bill means more hemp-derived products, like delta-8 THC, will be regulated and avail…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	SEP 13	This bill means more hemp-derived products, like delta-8 THC, will be regulated and available for purchase, but with st…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Chaptered by Secretary of State - Chapter 248, Statutes of 2025. Oct 2, 2025 Why This Matters This bill means more hemp-derived products, like delta-8 THC, will be regulated and available for purchase, but with stricter testing and labeling requirements. Real-world effect: This bill means more hemp-derived products, like delta-8 THC, will be regulated and available for purchase, but with stricter testing and labeling requirements.
CA Recreational	AB564 ↑ Legalizing Cannabis: excise tax: rate increase suspension: report. Consumers will pay less for cannabis as the state temporarily suspends a tax increase, ma…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	SEP 11	Consumers will pay less for cannabis as the state temporarily suspends a tax increase, making products more affordable.	Read Bill →
Last Action: Chaptered by Secretary of State - Chapter 127, Statutes of 2025. Sep 22, 2025 Why This Matters Consumers will pay less for cannabis as the state temporarily suspends a tax increase, making products more affordable. Real-world effect: Consumers will pay less for cannabis as the state temporarily suspends a tax increase, making products more affordable.
CA Recreational	SB141 ↑ Legalizing California Cannabis Tax Fund: Department of Cannabis Control: Board of State and Community Corrections grants. More state grant money will fund local cannabis equity programs, helping small businesses…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	JUN 27	More state grant money will fund local cannabis equity programs, helping small businesses and patients in underserved c…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Chaptered by Secretary of State. Chapter 18, Statutes of 2025. Jun 27, 2025 Why This Matters More state grant money will fund local cannabis equity programs, helping small businesses and patients in underserved communities. Real-world effect: More state grant money will fund local cannabis equity programs, helping small businesses and patients in underserved communities.
CO Recreational	SB007 ↑ Legalizing Medical Marijuana Use in Health Facilities SB007 allows medical marijuana use in Colorado health facilities, expanding patient acces…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 10	SB007 allows medical marijuana use in Colorado health facilities, expanding patient access and clarifying facility resp…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Governor Signed Mar 30, 2026 Why This Matters SB007 allows medical marijuana use in Colorado health facilities, expanding patient access and clarifying facility responsibilities. Real-world effect: SB007 allows medical marijuana use in Colorado health facilities, expanding patient access and clarifying facility responsibilities.
DE Recreational	HB172 ↑ Legalizing An Act To Amend Title 4 Of The Delaware Code Relating To The Delaware Marijuana Control Act. HB172 amends the Delaware Marijuana Control Act to allow medical cannabis patients to gro…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	JUN 25	HB172 amends the Delaware Marijuana Control Act to allow medical cannabis patients to grow up to six plants at home, ex…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Signed by Governor Jul 30, 2025 Why This Matters HB172 amends the Delaware Marijuana Control Act to allow medical cannabis patients to grow up to six plants at home, expanding patient access and autonomy. Real-world effect: HB172 amends the Delaware Marijuana Control Act to allow medical cannabis patients to grow up to six plants at home, expanding patient access and autonomy.
DE Recreational	HB110 ↑ Legalizing An Act To Amend Title 4 Of The Delaware Code Relating To The Delaware Marijuana Control Act. HB110 establishes a regulated adult-use cannabis market in Delaware, allowing sales to co…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	APR 17	HB110 establishes a regulated adult-use cannabis market in Delaware, allowing sales to consumers 21+ and creating a lic…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Signed by Governor Apr 24, 2025 Why This Matters HB110 establishes a regulated adult-use cannabis market in Delaware, allowing sales to consumers 21+ and creating a licensing framework for businesses. Real-world effect: HB110 establishes a regulated adult-use cannabis market in Delaware, allowing sales to consumers 21+ and creating a licensing framework for businesses.
DE Recreational	HB33 ↑ Legalizing An Act To Amend Title 16 Of The Delaware Code Related To Controlled Substances In The City Of Newark. HB33 decriminalizes possession of under one ounce of cannabis within Newark city limits, …	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 18	HB33 decriminalizes possession of under one ounce of cannabis within Newark city limits, aligning local law with statew…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Signed by Governor Apr 14, 2025 Why This Matters HB33 decriminalizes possession of under one ounce of cannabis within Newark city limits, aligning local law with statewide policy for consumers. Real-world effect: HB33 decriminalizes possession of under one ounce of cannabis within Newark city limits, aligning local law with statewide policy for consumers.
DC Recreational	B26-0345 ↑ Legalizing Medical Cannabis Conditional Licensure Extension Temporary Amendment Act of 2025 This law extends conditional medical cannabis licenses in DC, providing stability for ope…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	OCT 21	This law extends conditional medical cannabis licenses in DC, providing stability for operators and ensuring continued …	Read Bill →
Last Action: Law L26-0071, Effective from Dec 31, 2025 Published in DC Register Vol 73 and Page 000604, Expires on Aug 13, 2026 Jan 23, 2026 Why This Matters This law extends conditional medical cannabis licenses in DC, providing stability for operators and ensuring continued patient access to dispensaries. Real-world effect: This law extends conditional medical cannabis licenses in DC, providing stability for operators and ensuring continued patient access to dispensaries.
DC Recreational	B26-0300 ↑ Legalizing Streatery Program Endorsement Extension and Medical Cannabis Clarification Temporary Amendment of 2025 This law extends the Streatery Program and clarifies medical cannabis regulations, impact…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	OCT 7	This law extends the Streatery Program and clarifies medical cannabis regulations, impacting consumers and operators by…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Law L26-0058, Effective from Dec 11, 2025 Published in DC Register Vol 72 and Page 013999, Expires on Jul 24, 2026 Dec 19, 2025 Why This Matters This law extends the Streatery Program and clarifies medical cannabis regulations, impacting consumers and operators by providing regulatory stability and continued outdoor dining options. Real-world effect: This law extends the Streatery Program and clarifies medical cannabis regulations, impacting consumers and operators by providing regulatory stability and continued outdoor dining options.
DC Recreational	PR26-0230 ↑ Legalizing Director of the Alcoholic Beverage and Cannabis Administration Frederick P. Moosally Confirmation Resolution of 2025 This resolution confirms Frederick P	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	OCT 21	This resolution confirms Frederick P. Moosally as Director of the Alcoholic Beverage and Cannabis Administration, impac…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Resolution R26-0220, Effective from Oct 21, 2025 Published in DC Register Vol 72 and Page 011970 Oct 31, 2025 Why This Matters This resolution confirms Frederick P. Moosally as Director of the Alcoholic Beverage and Cannabis Administration, impacting regulatory oversight for DC's cannabis market. Real-world effect: Moosally as Director of the Alcoholic Beverage and Cannabis Administration, impacting regulatory oversight for DC's cannabis market.
DC Recreational	B26-0344 ↑ Legalizing Medical Cannabis Conditional Licensure Extension Emergency Amendment Act of 2025 B26-0344 extends conditional medical cannabis licenses for cultivation centers and dispen…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	OCT 7	B26-0344 extends conditional medical cannabis licenses for cultivation centers and dispensaries in DC, providing operat…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Returned from Mayor Oct 23, 2025 Why This Matters B26-0344 extends conditional medical cannabis licenses for cultivation centers and dispensaries in DC, providing operational stability for businesses and continued access for patients. Real-world effect: B26-0344 extends conditional medical cannabis licenses for cultivation centers and dispensaries in DC, providing operational stability for businesses and continued access for patients.
DC Recreational	B26-0386 ↑ Legalizing Streatery Program Endorsement Extension and Medical Cannabis Clarification Congressional Review Emergency Amendment Act of 2025 B26-0386 extends the streatery program and clarifies medical cannabis regulations, impact…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	OCT 7	B26-0386 extends the streatery program and clarifies medical cannabis regulations, impacting consumers and operators by…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Returned from Mayor Oct 23, 2025 Why This Matters B26-0386 extends the streatery program and clarifies medical cannabis regulations, impacting consumers and operators by providing regulatory stability and expanded business opportunities. Real-world effect: B26-0386 extends the streatery program and clarifies medical cannabis regulations, impacting consumers and operators by providing regulatory stability and expanded business opportunities.
DC Recreational	PR26-0294 ↑ Legalizing Medical Cannabis Conditional Licensure Extension Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2025 PR26-0294 extends conditional medical cannabis licenses in DC, providing stability for op…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	OCT 7	PR26-0294 extends conditional medical cannabis licenses in DC, providing stability for operators and ensuring continued…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Resolution R26-0218, Effective from Oct 07, 2025 Published in DC Register Vol 72 and Page 011432 Oct 17, 2025 Why This Matters PR26-0294 extends conditional medical cannabis licenses in DC, providing stability for operators and ensuring continued patient access to dispensaries. Real-world effect: PR26-0294 extends conditional medical cannabis licenses in DC, providing stability for operators and ensuring continued patient access to dispensaries.
DC Recreational	PR26-0336 ↑ Legalizing Streatery Program Endorsement Extension and Medical Cannabis Clarification Congressional Review Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2025 This bill extends the Streatery Program and clarifies medical cannabis regulations, impac…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	OCT 7	This bill extends the Streatery Program and clarifies medical cannabis regulations, impacting consumers and operators b…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Resolution R26-0197, Effective from Oct 07, 2025 Published in DC Register Vol 72 and Page 011406 Oct 17, 2025 Why This Matters This bill extends the Streatery Program and clarifies medical cannabis regulations, impacting consumers and operators by providing regulatory stability. Real-world effect: This bill extends the Streatery Program and clarifies medical cannabis regulations, impacting consumers and operators by providing regulatory stability.
DC Recreational	B26-0299 ↑ Legalizing Streatery Program Endorsement Extension and Medical Cannabis Clarification Emergency Amendment of 2025 This bill extends the Streatery Program and clarifies medical cannabis regulations, impac…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	JUL 1	This bill extends the Streatery Program and clarifies medical cannabis regulations, impacting patient access and operat…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Act A26-0117 Published in DC Register Vol 72 and Page 008173, Expires on Oct 19, 2025 Jul 25, 2025 Why This Matters This bill extends the Streatery Program and clarifies medical cannabis regulations, impacting patient access and operator compliance in DC. Real-world effect: This bill extends the Streatery Program and clarifies medical cannabis regulations, impacting patient access and operator compliance in DC.
DC Recreational	PR26-0256 ↑ Legalizing Streatery Program Endorsement Extension and Medical Cannabis Clarification Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2025 PR26-0256 extends the Streatery Program and clarifies medical cannabis regulations, impac…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	JUL 1	PR26-0256 extends the Streatery Program and clarifies medical cannabis regulations, impacting patients, consumers, and …	Read Bill →
Last Action: Resolution R26-0159, Effective from Jul 01, 2025 Published in DC Register Vol 72 and Page 007719 Jul 11, 2025 Why This Matters PR26-0256 extends the Streatery Program and clarifies medical cannabis regulations, impacting patients, consumers, and operators in DC. Real-world effect: PR26-0256 extends the Streatery Program and clarifies medical cannabis regulations, impacting patients, consumers, and operators in DC.
GA Medical	SR427 ↑ Legalizing Senate Study Committee on Intoxicating Cannabinoids in Consumable Hemp Products; create SR427 creates a study committee on intoxicating cannabinoids in hemp products, impacting …	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	APR 2	SR427 creates a study committee on intoxicating cannabinoids in hemp products, impacting public safety and future regul…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Senate Passed/Adopted Apr 2, 2025 Why This Matters SR427 creates a study committee on intoxicating cannabinoids in hemp products, impacting public safety and future regulations for consumers and operators in Georgia. Real-world effect: SR427 creates a study committee on intoxicating cannabinoids in hemp products, impacting public safety and future regulations for consumers and operators in Georgia.
ID Illegal	H0879 ↑ Legalizing Amends existing law to provide for the sale of hemp products intended for human ingestion or inhalation. H0879 legalizes the sale of hemp products for human consumption in Idaho, impacting consu…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 31	H0879 legalizes the sale of hemp products for human consumption in Idaho, impacting consumers and the nascent hemp indu…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Reported Signed by Governor on April 2, 2026 Session Law Chapter Effective: Apr 2, 2026 Why This Matters H0879 legalizes the sale of hemp products for human consumption in Idaho, impacting consumers and the nascent hemp industry. Real-world effect: H0879 legalizes the sale of hemp products for human consumption in Idaho, impacting consumers and the nascent hemp industry.
ID Illegal	SCR127 ↑ Legalizing States findings of the Legislature and urges the citizens of Idaho to reject any effort to bring the Idaho Medical Cannabis Act to the ballot. SCR127 urges Idaho citizens to reject the Idaho Medical Cannabis Act ballot initiative, s…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	APR 1	SCR127 urges Idaho citizens to reject the Idaho Medical Cannabis Act ballot initiative, signaling legislative oppositio…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Reported signed by the Speaker & ordered delivered to Secretary of State Apr 1, 2026 Why This Matters SCR127 urges Idaho citizens to reject the Idaho Medical Cannabis Act ballot initiative, signaling legislative opposition to medical cannabis legalization. Real-world effect: SCR127 urges Idaho citizens to reject the Idaho Medical Cannabis Act ballot initiative, signaling legislative opposition to medical cannabis legalization.
ID Illegal	H0777 ↑ Legalizing Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding controlled substances. Idaho H0777 revises controlled substances law, impacting patients, consumers, and operato…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 17	Idaho H0777 revises controlled substances law, impacting patients, consumers, and operators by altering cannabis-relate…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Reported Signed by Governor on March 20, 2026 Session Law Chapter 90 Effective: 07/01/2026 Mar 23, 2026 Why This Matters Idaho H0777 revises controlled substances law, impacting patients, consumers, and operators by altering cannabis-related regulations starting July 1, 2026. Real-world effect: Idaho H0777 revises controlled substances law, impacting patients, consumers, and operators by altering cannabis-related regulations starting July 1, 2026.
ME Recreational	LD1488 ↑ Legalizing An Act Regarding Adult Use Cannabis Testing LD1488 mandates adult-use cannabis testing in Maine, enhancing public safety for consumer…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	JUN 16	LD1488 mandates adult-use cannabis testing in Maine, enhancing public safety for consumers and ensuring product quality…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Sent for concurrence. ORDERED SENT FORTHWITH. Apr 2, 2026 Why This Matters LD1488 mandates adult-use cannabis testing in Maine, enhancing public safety for consumers and ensuring product quality from operators. Real-world effect: LD1488 mandates adult-use cannabis testing in Maine, enhancing public safety for consumers and ensuring product quality from operators.
ME Recreational	LD1609 ↑ Legalizing An Act to Prevent the Participation of Individuals and Companies Linked to Federally Recognized Criminal Organizations in the Medical and Adult Use Cannabis Programs LD1609 bans individuals and companies linked to federally recognized criminal organizatio…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	—	LD1609 bans individuals and companies linked to federally recognized criminal organizations from Maine's medical and ad…	Read Bill →
Last Action: PASSED TO BE ENACTED, in concurrence. Mar 30, 2026 Why This Matters LD1609 bans individuals and companies linked to federally recognized criminal organizations from Maine's medical and adult-use cannabis programs, impacting industry integrity and public safety. Real-world effect: LD1609 bans individuals and companies linked to federally recognized criminal organizations from Maine's medical and adult-use cannabis programs, impacting industry integrity and public safety.
ME Recreational	LD1669 ↑ Legalizing An Act to Establish the Cannabis Advisory Council LD1669 establishes a Cannabis Advisory Council in Maine, providing a formal body for stak…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	—	LD1669 establishes a Cannabis Advisory Council in Maine, providing a formal body for stakeholder input on cannabis poli…	Read Bill →
Last Action: HELD BY THE GOVERNOR. Jul 8, 2025 Why This Matters LD1669 establishes a Cannabis Advisory Council in Maine, providing a formal body for stakeholder input on cannabis policy for patients, consumers, and operators. Real-world effect: LD1669 establishes a Cannabis Advisory Council in Maine, providing a formal body for stakeholder input on cannabis policy for patients, consumers, and operators.
ME Recreational	LD1840 ↑ Legalizing An Act to Amend the Maine Medical Use of Cannabis Act LD1840 allows medical cannabis caregivers to deliver directly to patients, expanding acce…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	JUN 13	LD1840 allows medical cannabis caregivers to deliver directly to patients, expanding access for Maine's medical cannabi…	Read Bill →
Last Action: HELD BY THE GOVERNOR. Jul 8, 2025 Why This Matters LD1840 allows medical cannabis caregivers to deliver directly to patients, expanding access for Maine's medical cannabis users. Real-world effect: LD1840 allows medical cannabis caregivers to deliver directly to patients, expanding access for Maine's medical cannabis users.
ME Recreational	LD1897 ↑ Legalizing An Act Regarding Outdoor Cultivation in the Medical Use Cannabis and Adult Use Cannabis Industries LD1897 permits outdoor cannabis cultivation for both medical and adult-use markets in Mai…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	JUN 16	LD1897 permits outdoor cannabis cultivation for both medical and adult-use markets in Maine, expanding options for oper…	Read Bill →
Last Action: HELD BY THE GOVERNOR. Jul 8, 2025 Why This Matters LD1897 permits outdoor cannabis cultivation for both medical and adult-use markets in Maine, expanding options for operators and potentially lowering consumer costs. Real-world effect: LD1897 permits outdoor cannabis cultivation for both medical and adult-use markets in Maine, expanding options for operators and potentially lowering consumer costs.
ME Recreational	LD1654 ↑ Legalizing An Act to Exempt Certain Sales and Transfers of Adult Use Cannabis from Excise Tax LD1654 exempts certain adult-use cannabis sales and transfers from excise tax, potentiall…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	—	LD1654 exempts certain adult-use cannabis sales and transfers from excise tax, potentially lowering consumer prices and…	Read Bill →
Last Action: HELD BY THE GOVERNOR. Jul 8, 2025 Why This Matters LD1654 exempts certain adult-use cannabis sales and transfers from excise tax, potentially lowering consumer prices and reducing costs for Maine operators. Real-world effect: LD1654 exempts certain adult-use cannabis sales and transfers from excise tax, potentially lowering consumer prices and reducing costs for Maine operators.
ME Recreational	LD1920 ↓ Prohibiting An Act to Prohibit the Sale of Potentially Intoxicating Hemp Products to a Person Under 21 Years of Age LD1920 prohibits the sale of intoxicating hemp products to individuals under 21, aligning…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	JUN 10	LD1920 prohibits the sale of intoxicating hemp products to individuals under 21, aligning age restrictions with adult-u…	Read Bill →
Last Action: PASSED TO BE ENACTED - Emergency - 2/3 Elected Required, in concurrence. Jun 11, 2025 Why This Matters LD1920 prohibits the sale of intoxicating hemp products to individuals under 21, aligning age restrictions with adult-use cannabis and enhancing public health protections for Maine youth. Real-world effect: LD1920 prohibits the sale of intoxicating hemp products to individuals under 21, aligning age restrictions with adult-use cannabis and enhancing public health protections for Maine youth.
MI Recreational	HB4951 ↑ Legalizing Marihuana: taxation; comprehensive road funding act; create. Creates new act. TIE BAR WITH: HB 4183'25, HB 4961'25, HB 4968'25 HB4951 diverts a portion of Michigan's cannabis excise tax revenue to road funding, impac…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	OCT 3	HB4951 diverts a portion of Michigan's cannabis excise tax revenue to road funding, impacting public infrastructure and…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Assigned Pa 23'25 With Immediate Effect Oct 8, 2025 Why This Matters HB4951 diverts a portion of Michigan's cannabis excise tax revenue to road funding, impacting public infrastructure and potentially reducing funds for other cannabis-related programs. Real-world effect: HB4951 diverts a portion of Michigan's cannabis excise tax revenue to road funding, impacting public infrastructure and potentially reducing funds for other cannabis-related programs.
MN Recreational	HF3615 ↑ Legalizing Cannabis laboratory testing requirements extended. HF3615 extends cannabis lab testing requirements, providing more time for labs to meet st…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	—	HF3615 extends cannabis lab testing requirements, providing more time for labs to meet standards and ensuring product s…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Secretary of State Chapter 40 Mar 27, 2026 Why This Matters HF3615 extends cannabis lab testing requirements, providing more time for labs to meet standards and ensuring product safety for consumers and patients in Minnesota. Real-world effect: HF3615 extends cannabis lab testing requirements, providing more time for labs to meet standards and ensuring product safety for consumers and patients in Minnesota.
MN Recreational	SF2370 ↑ Legalizing Omnibus Cannabis Policy Bill SF2370 streamlines Minnesota's cannabis market, adjusting licensing, taxes, and product r…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAY 17	SF2370 streamlines Minnesota's cannabis market, adjusting licensing, taxes, and product regulations, impacting consumer…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Secretary of State, Filed May 23, 2025 Why This Matters SF2370 streamlines Minnesota's cannabis market, adjusting licensing, taxes, and product regulations, impacting consumers, businesses, and public health. Real-world effect: SF2370 streamlines Minnesota's cannabis market, adjusting licensing, taxes, and product regulations, impacting consumers, businesses, and public health.
MS Medical	SB2117 ↑ Legalizing Uniform Controlled Substances Act; revise Schedule I. SB2117 revises Mississippi's Uniform Controlled Substances Act, removing cannabis from Sc…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 4	SB2117 revises Mississippi's Uniform Controlled Substances Act, removing cannabis from Schedule I, which allows for the…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Approved by Governor Mar 13, 2026 Why This Matters SB2117 revises Mississippi's Uniform Controlled Substances Act, removing cannabis from Schedule I, which allows for the state's medical cannabis program to operate. Real-world effect: SB2117 revises Mississippi's Uniform Controlled Substances Act, removing cannabis from Schedule I, which allows for the state's medical cannabis program to operate.
MT Recreational	SB74 ↑ Legalizing Generally revise marijuana laws SB74 revises Montana's adult-use cannabis laws, impacting dispensary operations, product …	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	APR 17	SB74 revises Montana's adult-use cannabis laws, impacting dispensary operations, product availability for consumers, an…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Chapter Number Assigned May 13, 2025 Why This Matters SB74 revises Montana's adult-use cannabis laws, impacting dispensary operations, product availability for consumers, and tax revenue for the public. Real-world effect: SB74 revises Montana's adult-use cannabis laws, impacting dispensary operations, product availability for consumers, and tax revenue for the public.
MT Recreational	HB792 ↑ Legalizing Generally revise laws related to cannabis labeling and education HB792 revises cannabis labeling and education requirements for Montana consumers, ensurin…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	APR 18	HB792 revises cannabis labeling and education requirements for Montana consumers, ensuring clearer product information …	Read Bill →
Last Action: Chapter Number Assigned May 13, 2025 Why This Matters HB792 revises cannabis labeling and education requirements for Montana consumers, ensuring clearer product information and public health awareness. Real-world effect: HB792 revises cannabis labeling and education requirements for Montana consumers, ensuring clearer product information and public health awareness.
MT Recreational	HB636 ↑ Legalizing Generally revise marijuana laws HB636 revises Montana's marijuana laws, impacting patient access, consumer product availa…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	APR 11	HB636 revises Montana's marijuana laws, impacting patient access, consumer product availability, and operator regulatio…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Chapter Number Assigned May 13, 2025 Why This Matters HB636 revises Montana's marijuana laws, impacting patient access, consumer product availability, and operator regulations by altering existing statutes. Real-world effect: HB636 revises Montana's marijuana laws, impacting patient access, consumer product availability, and operator regulations by altering existing statutes.
MT Recreational	SB375 ↓ Prohibiting Prohibit sale of edible products that contain hemp SB375 prohibits the sale of edible hemp products in Montana, impacting consumers' access …	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	APR 17	SB375 prohibits the sale of edible hemp products in Montana, impacting consumers' access to these products and potentia…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Chapter Number Assigned May 8, 2025 Why This Matters SB375 prohibits the sale of edible hemp products in Montana, impacting consumers' access to these products and potentially the state's hemp industry. Real-world effect: SB375 prohibits the sale of edible hemp products in Montana, impacting consumers' access to these products and potentially the state's hemp industry.
MT Recreational	SB27 ↑ Legalizing Generally revise marijuana licensing laws SB27 revises Montana's marijuana licensing laws, impacting cannabis businesses and consum…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	APR 9	SB27 revises Montana's marijuana licensing laws, impacting cannabis businesses and consumers through changes to market …	Read Bill →
Last Action: Chapter Number Assigned May 8, 2025 Why This Matters SB27 revises Montana's marijuana licensing laws, impacting cannabis businesses and consumers through changes to market access and product availability. Real-world effect: SB27 revises Montana's marijuana licensing laws, impacting cannabis businesses and consumers through changes to market access and product availability.
MT Recreational	SJ48 ↑ Legalizing Interim study of the public health and safety impacts of marijuana legalization SJ48 directs an interim study on the public health and safety impacts of marijuana legali…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	APR 30	SJ48 directs an interim study on the public health and safety impacts of marijuana legalization in Montana, informing f…	Read Bill →
Last Action: (S) Filed with Secretary of State May 6, 2025 Why This Matters SJ48 directs an interim study on the public health and safety impacts of marijuana legalization in Montana, informing future policy for consumers and the public. Real-world effect: SJ48 directs an interim study on the public health and safety impacts of marijuana legalization in Montana, informing future policy for consumers and the public.
MT Recreational	HB49 ↑ Legalizing Generally revise laws related to synthetic cannabinoids HB49 bans the sale of synthetic cannabinoids like Delta-8 in Montana, impacting consumer …	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 19	HB49 bans the sale of synthetic cannabinoids like Delta-8 in Montana, impacting consumer access and the regulated canna…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Chapter Number Assigned Apr 7, 2025 Why This Matters HB49 bans the sale of synthetic cannabinoids like Delta-8 in Montana, impacting consumer access and the regulated cannabis market. Real-world effect: HB49 bans the sale of synthetic cannabinoids like Delta-8 in Montana, impacting consumer access and the regulated cannabis market.
MT Recreational	HB249 ↑ Legalizing Include digital identifications in alcohol, tobacco, and marijuana laws HB249 allows digital IDs for alcohol, tobacco, and marijuana purchases in Montana, potent…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	JAN 29	HB249 allows digital IDs for alcohol, tobacco, and marijuana purchases in Montana, potentially easing access for consum…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Chapter Number Assigned Apr 7, 2025 Why This Matters HB249 allows digital IDs for alcohol, tobacco, and marijuana purchases in Montana, potentially easing access for consumers and streamlining age verification for operators. Real-world effect: HB249 allows digital IDs for alcohol, tobacco, and marijuana purchases in Montana, potentially easing access for consumers and streamlining age verification for operators.
NE Medical	LB1235 ↑ Legalizing Change provisions of the Nebraska Liquor Control Act and the Nebraska Medical Cannabis Regulation Act LB1235 amends Nebraska's Liquor Control Act and Medical Cannabis Regulation Act, impactin…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	APR 1	LB1235 amends Nebraska's Liquor Control Act and Medical Cannabis Regulation Act, impacting how cannabis is regulated an…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Presented to Governor on April 1, 2026 Apr 1, 2026 Why This Matters LB1235 amends Nebraska's Liquor Control Act and Medical Cannabis Regulation Act, impacting how cannabis is regulated and distributed, which affects patient access and the legal framework for operators. Real-world effect: LB1235 amends Nebraska's Liquor Control Act and Medical Cannabis Regulation Act, impacting how cannabis is regulated and distributed, which affects patient access and the legal framework for operators.
NE Medical	LB877 ↑ Legalizing Designate certain substances as controlled substances under the Uniform Controlled Substances Act LB877 adds specific substances to Nebraska's controlled substances list, impacting future…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	FEB 27	LB877 adds specific substances to Nebraska's controlled substances list, impacting future cannabis-related product deve…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Approved by Governor on March 3, 2026 Mar 3, 2026 Why This Matters LB877 adds specific substances to Nebraska's controlled substances list, impacting future cannabis-related product development and access for consumers and patients. Real-world effect: LB877 adds specific substances to Nebraska's controlled substances list, impacting future cannabis-related product development and access for consumers and patients.
NE Medical	LB795 ↓ Prohibiting Designate bromazolam as a controlled substance under the Uniform Controlled Substances Act, correct the spelling of certain controlled substances, and enhance penalties for certain controlled substance offenses involving fentanyl LB795 designates bromazolam as a controlled substance, corrects spelling of others, and e…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	FEB 27	LB795 designates bromazolam as a controlled substance, corrects spelling of others, and enhances penalties for fentanyl…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Approved by Governor on March 3, 2026 Mar 3, 2026 Why This Matters LB795 designates bromazolam as a controlled substance, corrects spelling of others, and enhances penalties for fentanyl offenses in Nebraska, impacting public safety and drug enforcement. Real-world effect: LB795 designates bromazolam as a controlled substance, corrects spelling of others, and enhances penalties for fentanyl offenses in Nebraska, impacting public safety and drug enforcement.
NE Medical	LB230 ↑ Legalizing Adopt the Kratom Consumer Protection Act, regulate nitrous oxide, and change the Uniform Controlled Substances Act LB230 regulates kratom sales, restricts nitrous oxide access, and amends Nebraska's contr…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAY 14	LB230 regulates kratom sales, restricts nitrous oxide access, and amends Nebraska's controlled substances act, impactin…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Provisions/portions of LB475 amended into LB230 by AM577 Jun 6, 2025 Why This Matters LB230 regulates kratom sales, restricts nitrous oxide access, and amends Nebraska's controlled substances act, impacting consumers and public health. Real-world effect: LB230 regulates kratom sales, restricts nitrous oxide access, and amends Nebraska's controlled substances act, impacting consumers and public health.
NE Medical	LB530 ↑ Legalizing Change provisions relating to motor vehicle homicide, motor vehicle homicide of an unborn child, tampering with an electronic monitoring device, controlled substances violations, adult and juvenile probation, detention of juveniles, motorists passing stopped vehicles or vulnerable road users, and speed limits LB530 increases penalties for controlled substance violations, impacting consumers and th…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAY 29	LB530 increases penalties for controlled substance violations, impacting consumers and the public through stricter enfo…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Provisions/portions of LB684 amended into LB530 by AM1218 Jun 6, 2025 Why This Matters LB530 increases penalties for controlled substance violations, impacting consumers and the public through stricter enforcement. Real-world effect: LB530 increases penalties for controlled substance violations, impacting consumers and the public through stricter enforcement.
NE Medical	LB1 ↑ Legalizing Eliminate an incorrect reference in provisions of the medical cannabis initiative petition language adopted by the voters LB1 corrects a clerical error in Nebraska's voter-approved medical cannabis initiative, e…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	FEB 21	LB1 corrects a clerical error in Nebraska's voter-approved medical cannabis initiative, ensuring the law accurately ref…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Approved by Governor on February 25, 2025 Feb 26, 2025 Why This Matters LB1 corrects a clerical error in Nebraska's voter-approved medical cannabis initiative, ensuring the law accurately reflects the original intent for patients. Real-world effect: LB1 corrects a clerical error in Nebraska's voter-approved medical cannabis initiative, ensuring the law accurately reflects the original intent for patients.
NE Medical	LB72 ↑ Legalizing Change provisions relating to controlled substances schedules under the Uniform Controlled Substances Act LB72 reschedules certain controlled substances in Nebraska, impacting patient access to s…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	FEB 21	LB72 reschedules certain controlled substances in Nebraska, impacting patient access to specific medications and potent…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Approved by Governor on February 25, 2025 Feb 26, 2025 Why This Matters LB72 reschedules certain controlled substances in Nebraska, impacting patient access to specific medications and potentially future cannabis-related policy discussions. Real-world effect: LB72 reschedules certain controlled substances in Nebraska, impacting patient access to specific medications and potentially future cannabis-related policy discussions.
NV Recreational	AB76 ↑ Legalizing Revises provisions relating to cannabis. (BDR 56-286) AB76 allows medical cannabis patients to cultivate up to 12 plants at home, expanding acc…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	JUN 2	AB76 allows medical cannabis patients to cultivate up to 12 plants at home, expanding access and reducing costs for pat…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Chapter 459. (Effective June 10, 2025) Jun 11, 2025 Why This Matters AB76 allows medical cannabis patients to cultivate up to 12 plants at home, expanding access and reducing costs for patients in Nevada. Real-world effect: AB76 allows medical cannabis patients to cultivate up to 12 plants at home, expanding access and reducing costs for patients in Nevada.
NV Recreational	AB504 ↑ Legalizing Establishes certain deceptive trade practices relating to the sale of or an offer to sell certain hemp products. (BDR 56-867) AB504 prohibits deceptive trade practices in the sale of hemp products, protecting Nevada…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	JUN 2	AB504 prohibits deceptive trade practices in the sale of hemp products, protecting Nevada consumers from misleading cla…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Chapter 484. (Effective October 1, 2025) Jun 11, 2025 Why This Matters AB504 prohibits deceptive trade practices in the sale of hemp products, protecting Nevada consumers from misleading claims and ensuring fair market competition. Real-world effect: AB504 prohibits deceptive trade practices in the sale of hemp products, protecting Nevada consumers from misleading claims and ensuring fair market competition.
NV Recreational	SB168 ↑ Legalizing Revises provisions relating to cannabis. (BDR 56-553) SB168 allows cannabis consumption lounges in Nevada, creating new business opportunities …	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAY 22	SB168 allows cannabis consumption lounges in Nevada, creating new business opportunities and regulated spaces for adult…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Chapter 380. (Effective June 6, 2025) Jun 6, 2025 Why This Matters SB168 allows cannabis consumption lounges in Nevada, creating new business opportunities and regulated spaces for adult-use consumers. Real-world effect: SB168 allows cannabis consumption lounges in Nevada, creating new business opportunities and regulated spaces for adult-use consumers.
NV Recreational	SB157 ↑ Legalizing Revises provisions relating to the testing of cannabis and cannabis products. (BDR 56-962) SB157 revises cannabis testing regulations, impacting product safety and quality for cons…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAY 28	SB157 revises cannabis testing regulations, impacting product safety and quality for consumers and the public in Nevada…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Chapter 335. (Effective October 1, 2025) Jun 6, 2025 Why This Matters SB157 revises cannabis testing regulations, impacting product safety and quality for consumers and the public in Nevada, effective October 1, 2025. Real-world effect: SB157 revises cannabis testing regulations, impacting product safety and quality for consumers and the public in Nevada, effective October 1, 2025.
NV Recreational	SB41 ↑ Legalizing Revises provisions relating to the taxation of cannabis establishments. (BDR 32-284) SB41 eliminates the wholesale cannabis tax in Nevada, impacting operators' costs and pote…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAY 21	SB41 eliminates the wholesale cannabis tax in Nevada, impacting operators' costs and potentially consumer prices.	Read Bill →
Last Action: Approved by the Governor. Chapter 138. May 30, 2025 Why This Matters SB41 eliminates the wholesale cannabis tax in Nevada, impacting operators' costs and potentially consumer prices. Real-world effect: SB41 eliminates the wholesale cannabis tax in Nevada, impacting operators' costs and potentially consumer prices.
NV Recreational	AB365 ↑ Legalizing Eliminates provisions requiring the University of Nevada, Reno, School of Medicine to establish a program relating to the medical use of cannabis. (BDR 19-758) AB365 eliminates the requirement for UNR School of Medicine to establish a medical cannab…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAY 21	AB365 eliminates the requirement for UNR School of Medicine to establish a medical cannabis program, impacting patient …	Read Bill →
Last Action: Chapter 127. (Effective October 1, 2025) May 30, 2025 Why This Matters AB365 eliminates the requirement for UNR School of Medicine to establish a medical cannabis program, impacting patient education and research in Nevada. Real-world effect: AB365 eliminates the requirement for UNR School of Medicine to establish a medical cannabis program, impacting patient education and research in Nevada.
NJ Recreational	S3945 ↓ Prohibiting Revises restrictions on sale of hemp products and intoxicating hemp beverages through November 2026. S3945 revises restrictions on the sale of hemp products and intoxicating hemp beverages i…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 23	S3945 revises restrictions on the sale of hemp products and intoxicating hemp beverages in New Jersey through November …	Read Bill →
Last Action: Approved P.L.2026, c.7. Mar 30, 2026 Why This Matters S3945 revises restrictions on the sale of hemp products and intoxicating hemp beverages in New Jersey through November 2026, impacting consumer access and operator regulations. Real-world effect: S3945 revises restrictions on the sale of hemp products and intoxicating hemp beverages in New Jersey through November 2026, impacting consumer access and operator regulations.
NJ Recreational	S3179 ↑ Legalizing Makes various changes to membership on Cannabis Regulatory Commission and to legalized medical and personal use cannabis marketplace. S3179 alters the Cannabis Regulatory Commission's membership and modifies New Jersey's me…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	—	S3179 alters the Cannabis Regulatory Commission's membership and modifies New Jersey's medical and personal use cannabi…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Withdrawn Because Approved P.L.2025, c.325. Jan 13, 2026 Why This Matters S3179 alters the Cannabis Regulatory Commission's membership and modifies New Jersey's medical and personal use cannabis market, impacting consumers and operators. Real-world effect: S3179 alters the Cannabis Regulatory Commission's membership and modifies New Jersey's medical and personal use cannabis market, impacting consumers and operators.
NJ Recreational	A1052 ↑ Legalizing Concerns conditions of employment of certain cannabis workers. A1052, now P	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	—	A1052, now P.L.2025, c.244, establishes specific employment conditions for cannabis workers in New Jersey, impacting la…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Withdrawn Because Approved P.L.2025, c.244. Jan 13, 2026 Why This Matters A1052, now P.L.2025, c.244, establishes specific employment conditions for cannabis workers in New Jersey, impacting labor rights and operational costs for businesses. Real-world effect: A1052, now P.L.2025, c.244, establishes specific employment conditions for cannabis workers in New Jersey, impacting labor rights and operational costs for businesses.
NY Recreational	S03294 ↑ Legalizing Relates to the medical use of cannabis; repeals controlled substances therapeutic research act. S03294 repeals the outdated Controlled Substances Therapeutic Research Act, streamlining …	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	JUN 17	S03294 repeals the outdated Controlled Substances Therapeutic Research Act, streamlining medical cannabis access for NY…	Read Bill →
Last Action: SIGNED CHAP.544 Nov 21, 2025 Why This Matters S03294 repeals the outdated Controlled Substances Therapeutic Research Act, streamlining medical cannabis access for NY patients by removing a redundant program. Real-world effect: S03294 repeals the outdated Controlled Substances Therapeutic Research Act, streamlining medical cannabis access for NY patients by removing a redundant program.
NY Recreational	S00818 ↑ Legalizing Sets forth certain provisions for the sale of adult-use cannabis and adult-use cannabis products at cannabis showcase events; requires permittees to partner with cultivators in certain situations. Chapter 112 permits adult-use cannabis sales at showcase events, requiring permittees to …	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 11	Chapter 112 permits adult-use cannabis sales at showcase events, requiring permittees to partner with cultivators, expa…	Read Bill →
Last Action: SIGNED CHAP.112 Mar 20, 2025 Why This Matters Chapter 112 permits adult-use cannabis sales at showcase events, requiring permittees to partner with cultivators, expanding market access for consumers and operators. Real-world effect: Chapter 112 permits adult-use cannabis sales at showcase events, requiring permittees to partner with cultivators, expanding market access for consumers and operators.
ND Medical	SB2308 ↑ Legalizing Occupational and professional boards, the midwest interstate passenger rail compact, prison industry advisory committee, energy policy commission, medical marijuana advisory committee, onsite wastewater recycling technical committee, state board of water well contractors, committee on aging, brain injury advisory council, early childhood council, unemployment insurance advisory council, commission on the status of women, health information technology advisory committee, poet laureate nominating board, rural development council, America 250 commission, atmospheric resource board, and Devils Lake outlet management advisory committee; to provide for a legislative management report; to provide an effective date; and to provide an expiration date. SB2308 reorganizes the Medical Marijuana Advisory Committee, impacting patient advocacy a…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	APR 29	SB2308 reorganizes the Medical Marijuana Advisory Committee, impacting patient advocacy and oversight of ND's medical c…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Filed with Secretary Of State 05/02 Jun 11, 2025 Why This Matters SB2308 reorganizes the Medical Marijuana Advisory Committee, impacting patient advocacy and oversight of ND's medical cannabis program. Real-world effect: SB2308 reorganizes the Medical Marijuana Advisory Committee, impacting patient advocacy and oversight of ND's medical cannabis program.
ND Medical	SB2294 ↑ Legalizing Allowable amounts of usable medical marijuana, medical marijuana recordkeeping, cannabinoid edible products, patient qualifications, and disclosure of information. SB2294 expands medical cannabis access in ND by increasing possession limits, allowing ed…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	APR 22	SB2294 expands medical cannabis access in ND by increasing possession limits, allowing edibles, and clarifying patient …	Read Bill →
Last Action: Filed with Secretary Of State 04/30 May 2, 2025 Why This Matters SB2294 expands medical cannabis access in ND by increasing possession limits, allowing edibles, and clarifying patient qualifications and recordkeeping. Real-world effect: SB2294 expands medical cannabis access in ND by increasing possession limits, allowing edibles, and clarifying patient qualifications and recordkeeping.
ND Medical	HB1203 ↑ Legalizing Definitions of medical marijuana products. HB1203 clarifies medical marijuana product definitions, impacting patient access and prod…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	APR 15	HB1203 clarifies medical marijuana product definitions, impacting patient access and product availability for consumers…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Filed with Secretary Of State 04/22 Apr 24, 2025 Why This Matters HB1203 clarifies medical marijuana product definitions, impacting patient access and product availability for consumers in North Dakota. Real-world effect: HB1203 clarifies medical marijuana product definitions, impacting patient access and product availability for consumers in North Dakota.
ND Medical	SB2293 ↑ Legalizing Medical marijuana container sizes, caregivers, and documentation. SB2293 allows larger medical cannabis container sizes, expands caregiver eligibility, and…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 21	SB2293 allows larger medical cannabis container sizes, expands caregiver eligibility, and streamlines patient documenta…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Filed with Secretary Of State 03/31 Apr 1, 2025 Why This Matters SB2293 allows larger medical cannabis container sizes, expands caregiver eligibility, and streamlines patient documentation in North Dakota. Real-world effect: SB2293 allows larger medical cannabis container sizes, expands caregiver eligibility, and streamlines patient documentation in North Dakota.
ND Medical	SB2064 ↑ Legalizing The scheduling of controlled substances; and to declare an emergency. SB2064 updates North Dakota's controlled substance schedule to align with federal changes…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 19	SB2064 updates North Dakota's controlled substance schedule to align with federal changes, impacting the legal status a…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Filed with Secretary Of State 03/26 Mar 27, 2025 Why This Matters SB2064 updates North Dakota's controlled substance schedule to align with federal changes, impacting the legal status and regulation of various substances for the public. Real-world effect: SB2064 updates North Dakota's controlled substance schedule to align with federal changes, impacting the legal status and regulation of various substances for the public.
OH Recreational	SB56 ↑ Legalizing Revise medical and adult-use marijuana laws; levy marijuana taxes SB56 revises Ohio's medical and adult-use marijuana laws and levies taxes, impacting cons…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	DEC 9	SB56 revises Ohio's medical and adult-use marijuana laws and levies taxes, impacting consumers, patients, and operators…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Effective Operating appropriations effective 12/19/2025 Mar 20, 2026 Why This Matters SB56 revises Ohio's medical and adult-use marijuana laws and levies taxes, impacting consumers, patients, and operators through updated regulations and new revenue streams. Real-world effect: SB56 revises Ohio's medical and adult-use marijuana laws and levies taxes, impacting consumers, patients, and operators through updated regulations and new revenue streams.
OK Medical	SB1039 ↑ Legalizing Medical marijuana license; modifying grounds for certain denials; notice; fees. Effective date. SB1039 modifies grounds for medical marijuana license denials, requiring notice and setti…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAY 28	SB1039 modifies grounds for medical marijuana license denials, requiring notice and setting fees, impacting patient acc…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Approved by Governor 06/09/2025 Jun 11, 2025 Why This Matters SB1039 modifies grounds for medical marijuana license denials, requiring notice and setting fees, impacting patient access and operator compliance in Oklahoma. Real-world effect: SB1039 modifies grounds for medical marijuana license denials, requiring notice and setting fees, impacting patient access and operator compliance in Oklahoma.
OK Medical	HB2584 ↑ Legalizing Physicians assistants; Pharmacy Act; prescriptions for controlled dangerous substances; Physician Assistant Act; Committee; members; requirements; Public Health Code; authority for physician assistants to carry out certain functions; prescribing and administering controlled substances; supervision. HB2584 allows physician assistants in Oklahoma to prescribe controlled dangerous substanc…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAY 30	HB2584 allows physician assistants in Oklahoma to prescribe controlled dangerous substances, including medical cannabis…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Filed with Secretary of State May 29, 2025 Why This Matters HB2584 allows physician assistants in Oklahoma to prescribe controlled dangerous substances, including medical cannabis, expanding patient access and potentially impacting the state's medical cannabis market. Real-world effect: HB2584 allows physician assistants in Oklahoma to prescribe controlled dangerous substances, including medical cannabis, expanding patient access and potentially impacting the state's medical cannabis market.
OK Medical	HB2807 ↑ Legalizing Medical marijuana; medical marijuana transporter license; providing issuance of licenses for premises under certain circumstances; directing creation of inventory manifests documenting certain information; allowing certain licensees to maintain and operate warehouses under certain conditions; effective date; emergency. HB2807 allows Oklahoma medical marijuana transporters to operate warehouses and requires …	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAY 15	HB2807 allows Oklahoma medical marijuana transporters to operate warehouses and requires detailed inventory manifests, …	Read Bill →
Last Action: Becomes law without Governor's signature 05/25/2025 May 27, 2025 Why This Matters HB2807 allows Oklahoma medical marijuana transporters to operate warehouses and requires detailed inventory manifests, impacting supply chain logistics and regulatory oversight. Real-world effect: HB2807 allows Oklahoma medical marijuana transporters to operate warehouses and requires detailed inventory manifests, impacting supply chain logistics and regulatory oversight.
OK Medical	HB2837 ↑ Legalizing Medical marijuana; requiring medical marijuana business employees to submit proof of completion of education training; effective date. HB2837 mandates education training for Oklahoma medical marijuana business employees, imp…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAY 15	HB2837 mandates education training for Oklahoma medical marijuana business employees, impacting patient safety and indu…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Becomes law without Governor's signature 05/25/2025 May 27, 2025 Why This Matters HB2837 mandates education training for Oklahoma medical marijuana business employees, impacting patient safety and industry professionalism. Real-world effect: HB2837 mandates education training for Oklahoma medical marijuana business employees, impacting patient safety and industry professionalism.
OK Medical	SB518 ↑ Legalizing Medical marijuana packaging; requiring certain warnings on labels. Effective date. SB518 mandates specific warning labels on medical marijuana packaging, enhancing consumer…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAY 13	SB518 mandates specific warning labels on medical marijuana packaging, enhancing consumer safety and product transparen…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Becomes law without Governor's signature 05/21/2025 May 21, 2025 Why This Matters SB518 mandates specific warning labels on medical marijuana packaging, enhancing consumer safety and product transparency for patients in Oklahoma. Real-world effect: SB518 mandates specific warning labels on medical marijuana packaging, enhancing consumer safety and product transparency for patients in Oklahoma.
OK Medical	SB786 ↓ Prohibiting Crimes and punishments; increasing certain fine; prohibiting certain consumption of medical marijuana. Effective date. SB786 increases fines and prohibits medical marijuana consumption in specific public plac…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAY 6	SB786 increases fines and prohibits medical marijuana consumption in specific public places, impacting patient access a…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Becomes law without Governor's signature 05/14/2025 May 14, 2025 Why This Matters SB786 increases fines and prohibits medical marijuana consumption in specific public places, impacting patient access and public use regulations in Oklahoma. Real-world effect: SB786 increases fines and prohibits medical marijuana consumption in specific public places, impacting patient access and public use regulations in Oklahoma.
OK Medical	SB774 ↑ Legalizing Medical marijuana licenses; modifying certain identification number; requiring certain barcode. Effective date. SB774 modifies medical marijuana license identification numbers and requires a barcode, i…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAY 5	SB774 modifies medical marijuana license identification numbers and requires a barcode, impacting patient and operator …	Read Bill →
Last Action: Becomes law without Governor's signature 05/13/2025 May 13, 2025 Why This Matters SB774 modifies medical marijuana license identification numbers and requires a barcode, impacting patient and operator compliance in Oklahoma. Real-world effect: SB774 modifies medical marijuana license identification numbers and requires a barcode, impacting patient and operator compliance in Oklahoma.
OK Medical	SB1066 ↑ Legalizing Medical marijuana; requiring creation and maintenance of certain registry; providing certain requirements for listing on registry. Emergency. SB1066 mandates a state registry for medical marijuana patients in Oklahoma, impacting pa…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAY 5	SB1066 mandates a state registry for medical marijuana patients in Oklahoma, impacting patient privacy and access to me…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Approved by Governor 05/09/2025 May 12, 2025 Why This Matters SB1066 mandates a state registry for medical marijuana patients in Oklahoma, impacting patient privacy and access to medical cannabis. Real-world effect: SB1066 mandates a state registry for medical marijuana patients in Oklahoma, impacting patient privacy and access to medical cannabis.
OR Recreational	HB4162 ↑ Legalizing Relating to cannabis worker unionization. HB4162 mandates cannabis employers to remain neutral during union organizing, empowering …	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 2	HB4162 mandates cannabis employers to remain neutral during union organizing, empowering workers and potentially improv…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Governor signed. Mar 31, 2026 Why This Matters HB4162 mandates cannabis employers to remain neutral during union organizing, empowering workers and potentially improving labor conditions for Oregon's cannabis industry. Real-world effect: HB4162 mandates cannabis employers to remain neutral during union organizing, empowering workers and potentially improving labor conditions for Oregon's cannabis industry.
SD Medical	SB39 ↑ Legalizing Revise provisions relating to industrial hemp. SB39 revises industrial hemp provisions, impacting South Dakota's hemp industry, farmers,…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 10	SB39 revises industrial hemp provisions, impacting South Dakota's hemp industry, farmers, and consumers of hemp-derived…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Signed by the Governor on March 30, 2026 S.J. 548 Mar 30, 2026 Why This Matters SB39 revises industrial hemp provisions, impacting South Dakota's hemp industry, farmers, and consumers of hemp-derived products. Real-world effect: SB39 revises industrial hemp provisions, impacting South Dakota's hemp industry, farmers, and consumers of hemp-derived products.
SD Medical	SB42 ↓ Prohibiting Enhance the penalties for ingestion, possession with intent to deliver, and delivery of a controlled substance in a state correctional facility. SB42 increases penalties for possessing, delivering, or ingesting controlled substances, …	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 3	SB42 increases penalties for possessing, delivering, or ingesting controlled substances, including cannabis, within Sou…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Signed by the Governor on March 30, 2026 S.J. 548 Mar 30, 2026 Why This Matters SB42 increases penalties for possessing, delivering, or ingesting controlled substances, including cannabis, within South Dakota correctional facilities, impacting inmates and their visitors. Real-world effect: SB42 increases penalties for possessing, delivering, or ingesting controlled substances, including cannabis, within South Dakota correctional facilities, impacting inmates and their visitors.
SD Medical	HB1099 ↑ Legalizing Reschedule the pharmaceutical composition of crystalline polymorph psilocybin in a drug product approved by the Food and Drug Administration as a Schedule IV controlled substance. HB1099 reschedules FDA-approved crystalline psilocybin to Schedule IV in South Dakota, ea…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 2	HB1099 reschedules FDA-approved crystalline psilocybin to Schedule IV in South Dakota, easing access for patients and p…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Signed by the Governor on March 10, 2026 H.J. 547 Mar 10, 2026 Why This Matters HB1099 reschedules FDA-approved crystalline psilocybin to Schedule IV in South Dakota, easing access for patients and potentially impacting future medical research and product availability. Real-world effect: HB1099 reschedules FDA-approved crystalline psilocybin to Schedule IV in South Dakota, easing access for patients and potentially impacting future medical research and product availability.
SD Medical	HB1016 ↑ Legalizing Modify provisions related to the controlled substances schedule and to declare an emergency. HB1016 modifies South Dakota's controlled substances schedule, impacting patients and con…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	FEB 2	HB1016 modifies South Dakota's controlled substances schedule, impacting patients and consumers by potentially altering…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Signed by the Governor on February 12, 2026 H.J. 304 Feb 12, 2026 Why This Matters HB1016 modifies South Dakota's controlled substances schedule, impacting patients and consumers by potentially altering access to or penalties for certain substances. Real-world effect: HB1016 modifies South Dakota's controlled substances schedule, impacting patients and consumers by potentially altering access to or penalties for certain substances.
TN Illegal	HB1376 ↑ Legalizing AN ACT to amend Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 39; Title 40; Title 43, Chapter 27; Title 53, Chapter 11; Title 57 and Title 67, relative to the regulation of hemp-derived cannabinoid products. HB1376 regulates hemp-derived cannabinoid products in Tennessee, impacting consumers, ope…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	APR 17	HB1376 regulates hemp-derived cannabinoid products in Tennessee, impacting consumers, operators, and public safety thro…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Effective date(s) 05/21/2025, 01/01/2026 May 27, 2025 Why This Matters HB1376 regulates hemp-derived cannabinoid products in Tennessee, impacting consumers, operators, and public safety through new age restrictions, testing, and labeling requirements. Real-world effect: HB1376 regulates hemp-derived cannabinoid products in Tennessee, impacting consumers, operators, and public safety through new age restrictions, testing, and labeling requirements.
TN Illegal	SB1413 ↑ Legalizing AN ACT to amend Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 39; Title 40; Title 43, Chapter 27; Title 53, Chapter 11; Title 57 and Title 67, relative to the regulation of hemp-derived cannabinoid products. SB1413 regulates hemp-derived cannabinoid products in Tennessee, impacting consumers, ope…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	APR 1	SB1413 regulates hemp-derived cannabinoid products in Tennessee, impacting consumers, operators, and public safety by e…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Comp. became Pub. Ch. 526 May 27, 2025 Why This Matters SB1413 regulates hemp-derived cannabinoid products in Tennessee, impacting consumers, operators, and public safety by establishing new rules for their sale and use. Real-world effect: SB1413 regulates hemp-derived cannabinoid products in Tennessee, impacting consumers, operators, and public safety by establishing new rules for their sale and use.
TN Illegal	SB0299 ↑ Legalizing AN ACT to amend Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 4 and Title 68, Chapter 7, relative to the medical cannabis commission. SB0299 establishes a medical cannabis commission in Tennessee, impacting future patient a…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	APR 3	SB0299 establishes a medical cannabis commission in Tennessee, impacting future patient access and regulatory oversight…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Effective date(s) 04/15/2025 Apr 29, 2025 Why This Matters SB0299 establishes a medical cannabis commission in Tennessee, impacting future patient access and regulatory oversight for cannabis. Real-world effect: SB0299 establishes a medical cannabis commission in Tennessee, impacting future patient access and regulatory oversight for cannabis.
TN Illegal	HB0830 ↑ Legalizing AN ACT to amend Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 4 and Title 68, Chapter 7, relative to the medical cannabis commission. HB0830 establishes the Tennessee Medical Cannabis Commission, creating a framework for po…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 25	HB0830 establishes the Tennessee Medical Cannabis Commission, creating a framework for potential future medical cannabi…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Comp. became Pub. Ch. 209 Apr 29, 2025 Why This Matters HB0830 establishes the Tennessee Medical Cannabis Commission, creating a framework for potential future medical cannabis regulation and patient access. Real-world effect: HB0830 establishes the Tennessee Medical Cannabis Commission, creating a framework for potential future medical cannabis regulation and patient access.
TN Illegal	HB0072 ↑ Legalizing AN ACT to amend Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 39, Chapter 17; Title 43, Chapter 27 and Title 49, Chapter 6, relative to hemp-derived cannabinoids. HB0072 regulates hemp-derived cannabinoids, impacting consumers, operators, and public sa…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 17	HB0072 regulates hemp-derived cannabinoids, impacting consumers, operators, and public safety by establishing new rules…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Effective date(s) 07/01/2025 Apr 4, 2025 Why This Matters HB0072 regulates hemp-derived cannabinoids, impacting consumers, operators, and public safety by establishing new rules for these products in Tennessee starting July 1, 2025. Real-world effect: HB0072 regulates hemp-derived cannabinoids, impacting consumers, operators, and public safety by establishing new rules for these products in Tennessee starting July 1, 2025.
TN Illegal	SB0215 ↑ Legalizing AN ACT to amend Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 39, Chapter 17; Title 43, Chapter 27 and Title 49, Chapter 6, relative to hemp-derived cannabinoids. SB0215 regulates hemp-derived cannabinoids, impacting consumer access, product safety, an…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 4	SB0215 regulates hemp-derived cannabinoids, impacting consumer access, product safety, and the operational landscape fo…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Comp. became Pub. Ch. 77 Apr 4, 2025 Why This Matters SB0215 regulates hemp-derived cannabinoids, impacting consumer access, product safety, and the operational landscape for businesses in Tennessee. Real-world effect: SB0215 regulates hemp-derived cannabinoids, impacting consumer access, product safety, and the operational landscape for businesses in Tennessee.
TN Illegal	SB0077 ↑ Legalizing AN ACT to amend Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 4, Chapter 29 and Title 68, Chapter 7, relative to the medical cannabis commission. SB0077 establishes the Tennessee Medical Cannabis Commission to study and make recommenda…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	FEB 19	SB0077 establishes the Tennessee Medical Cannabis Commission to study and make recommendations on medical cannabis, imp…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Comp. became Pub. Ch. 50 Mar 31, 2025 Why This Matters SB0077 establishes the Tennessee Medical Cannabis Commission to study and make recommendations on medical cannabis, impacting future patient access and public policy. Real-world effect: SB0077 establishes the Tennessee Medical Cannabis Commission to study and make recommendations on medical cannabis, impacting future patient access and public policy.
TN Illegal	HB0255 ↑ Legalizing AN ACT to amend Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 4, Chapter 29 and Title 68, Chapter 7, relative to the medical cannabis commission. HB0255 establishes a medical cannabis commission in Tennessee, creating a framework for f…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 3	HB0255 establishes a medical cannabis commission in Tennessee, creating a framework for future patient access and indus…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Effective date(s) 03/26/2025 Mar 31, 2025 Why This Matters HB0255 establishes a medical cannabis commission in Tennessee, creating a framework for future patient access and industry regulation. Real-world effect: HB0255 establishes a medical cannabis commission in Tennessee, creating a framework for future patient access and industry regulation.
TX Medical	HB46 ↑ Legalizing Relating to the medical use of low-THC cannabis under and the administration of the Texas Compassionate-Use Program; requiring registration. HB46 expands Texas' Compassionate-Use Program for low-THC cannabis, impacting patient acc…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	JUN 1	HB46 expands Texas' Compassionate-Use Program for low-THC cannabis, impacting patient access and program administration.	Read Bill →
Last Action: Effective on 9/1/25 Jun 20, 2025 Why This Matters HB46 expands Texas' Compassionate-Use Program for low-THC cannabis, impacting patient access and program administration. Real-world effect: HB46 expands Texas' Compassionate-Use Program for low-THC cannabis, impacting patient access and program administration.
UT Medical	SB0121 ↑ Legalizing Medical Cannabis Program Amendments SB0121 allows medical cannabis pharmacies to operate as a single business entity, potenti…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	FEB 19	SB0121 allows medical cannabis pharmacies to operate as a single business entity, potentially streamlining operations a…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Governor Signed in Lieutenant Governor's office for filing Mar 26, 2026 Why This Matters SB0121 allows medical cannabis pharmacies to operate as a single business entity, potentially streamlining operations and patient access in Utah. Real-world effect: SB0121 allows medical cannabis pharmacies to operate as a single business entity, potentially streamlining operations and patient access in Utah.
UT Medical	SB0066 ↑ Legalizing Medical Cannabis Pharmacy License Amendments SB0066 allows medical cannabis pharmacies to operate multiple locations under one license…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	FEB 19	SB0066 allows medical cannabis pharmacies to operate multiple locations under one license, potentially increasing patie…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Governor Signed in Lieutenant Governor's office for filing Mar 26, 2026 Why This Matters SB0066 allows medical cannabis pharmacies to operate multiple locations under one license, potentially increasing patient access and reducing operational burdens for businesses. Real-world effect: SB0066 allows medical cannabis pharmacies to operate multiple locations under one license, potentially increasing patient access and reducing operational burdens for businesses.
UT Medical	HB0389 ↑ Legalizing Cannabis Amendments HB0389 allows cannabis pharmacies to operate drive-thru windows and offer limited deliver…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 5	HB0389 allows cannabis pharmacies to operate drive-thru windows and offer limited delivery services, increasing access …	Read Bill →
Last Action: Governor Signed in Lieutenant Governor's office for filing Mar 25, 2026 Why This Matters HB0389 allows cannabis pharmacies to operate drive-thru windows and offer limited delivery services, increasing access for patients and convenience for consumers in Utah. Real-world effect: HB0389 allows cannabis pharmacies to operate drive-thru windows and offer limited delivery services, increasing access for patients and convenience for consumers in Utah.
UT Medical	SB0083 ↑ Legalizing Controlled Substance Scheduling Amendments SB0083 reclassifies psilocybin from Schedule I to Schedule II, potentially easing researc…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	FEB 26	SB0083 reclassifies psilocybin from Schedule I to Schedule II, potentially easing research access for patients and the …	Read Bill →
Last Action: Governor Signed in Lieutenant Governor's office for filing Mar 24, 2026 Why This Matters SB0083 reclassifies psilocybin from Schedule I to Schedule II, potentially easing research access for patients and the public in Utah. Real-world effect: SB0083 reclassifies psilocybin from Schedule I to Schedule II, potentially easing research access for patients and the public in Utah.
VT Recreational	H0321 ↑ Legalizing An act relating to miscellaneous cannabis amendments H	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	—	H.321 streamlines Vermont's cannabis regulations, impacting licensing, product testing, and retail operations for consu…	Read Bill →
Last Action: House message: Governor approved bill on June 11, 2025 Jun 13, 2025 Why This Matters H.321 streamlines Vermont's cannabis regulations, impacting licensing, product testing, and retail operations for consumers and businesses. Real-world effect: H.321 streamlines Vermont's cannabis regulations, impacting licensing, product testing, and retail operations for consumers and businesses.
WA Recreational	HB2681 ↑ Legalizing Revised for engrossed: Concerning cannabis license fees. HB2681 sets cannabis license fees, impacting operational costs for businesses and potenti…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 11	HB2681 sets cannabis license fees, impacting operational costs for businesses and potentially consumer prices in Washin…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Effective date 6/11/2026. Apr 1, 2026 Why This Matters HB2681 sets cannabis license fees, impacting operational costs for businesses and potentially consumer prices in Washington. Real-world effect: HB2681 sets cannabis license fees, impacting operational costs for businesses and potentially consumer prices in Washington.
WA Recreational	HB1941 ↑ Legalizing Authorizing agricultural cooperatives for cannabis producers. HB1941 allows WA cannabis producers to form agricultural cooperatives, potentially benefi…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 12	HB1941 allows WA cannabis producers to form agricultural cooperatives, potentially benefiting small farms through share…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Effective date 6/11/2026. Mar 25, 2026 Why This Matters HB1941 allows WA cannabis producers to form agricultural cooperatives, potentially benefiting small farms through shared resources and market access. Real-world effect: HB1941 allows WA cannabis producers to form agricultural cooperatives, potentially benefiting small farms through shared resources and market access.
WA Recreational	HB2152 ↑ Legalizing Permitting the medical use of cannabis by qualifying patients in specified health care facilities. HB2152 allows medical cannabis use for qualifying patients in WA healthcare facilities st…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	MAR 3	HB2152 allows medical cannabis use for qualifying patients in WA healthcare facilities starting June 11, 2026, improvin…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Effective date 6/11/2026. Mar 11, 2026 Why This Matters HB2152 allows medical cannabis use for qualifying patients in WA healthcare facilities starting June 11, 2026, improving patient access and care. Real-world effect: HB2152 allows medical cannabis use for qualifying patients in WA healthcare facilities starting June 11, 2026, improving patient access and care.
WA Recreational	SB5206 ↑ Legalizing Concerning cannabis retailer advertising. SB5206 restricts cannabis retailer advertising to prevent youth exposure and promote publ…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	APR 18	SB5206 restricts cannabis retailer advertising to prevent youth exposure and promote public health in Washington.	Read Bill →
Last Action: Effective date 1/1/2026. May 20, 2025 Why This Matters SB5206 restricts cannabis retailer advertising to prevent youth exposure and promote public health in Washington. Real-world effect: SB5206 restricts cannabis retailer advertising to prevent youth exposure and promote public health in Washington.
WA Recreational	SB5403 ↑ Legalizing Revised for engrossed: Limiting financial interest agreements for licensed cannabis retailers. SB5403 limits financial interest agreements for licensed cannabis retailers in Washington…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	APR 18	SB5403 limits financial interest agreements for licensed cannabis retailers in Washington, aiming to prevent market con…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Effective date 1/1/2026. May 12, 2025 Why This Matters SB5403 limits financial interest agreements for licensed cannabis retailers in Washington, aiming to prevent market consolidation and promote fair competition for operators and consumers. Real-world effect: SB5403 limits financial interest agreements for licensed cannabis retailers in Washington, aiming to prevent market consolidation and promote fair competition for operators and consumers.
WA Recreational	HB1341 ↑ Legalizing Concerning the medical cannabis authorization database. HB1341 mandates a medical cannabis authorization database for Washington, impacting patie…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	APR 4	HB1341 mandates a medical cannabis authorization database for Washington, impacting patient privacy and access, and sta…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Effective date 7/27/2025. Apr 16, 2025 Why This Matters HB1341 mandates a medical cannabis authorization database for Washington, impacting patient privacy and access, and state oversight of medical cannabis. Real-world effect: HB1341 mandates a medical cannabis authorization database for Washington, impacting patient privacy and access, and state oversight of medical cannabis.
WI Decriminalized	SB692 ↓ Prohibiting Listing of carfentanil under the Uniform Controlled Substances Act and providing a penalty. SB692 lists carfentanil under Wisconsin's Uniform Controlled Substances Act, increasing p…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov Law	—	SB692 lists carfentanil under Wisconsin's Uniform Controlled Substances Act, increasing penalties for illicit possessio…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Published 3-14-2026 Mar 13, 2026 Why This Matters SB692 lists carfentanil under Wisconsin's Uniform Controlled Substances Act, increasing penalties for illicit possession and distribution, impacting public safety and drug enforcement. Real-world effect: SB692 lists carfentanil under Wisconsin's Uniform Controlled Substances Act, increasing penalties for illicit possession and distribution, impacting public safety and drug enforcement.
AR Medical	SB 59 Arkansas Medical Cannabis Tax Revenue Redirect Act Redirects a portion of Arkansas's medical cannabis excise tax revenue to fund student bre…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov ✅ Law	—	Redirects a portion of Arkansas's medical cannabis excise tax revenue to fund student breakfast programs statewide. Ark…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Signed into law; redirects medical cannabis tax revenue to student breakfast programs Mar 1, 2025 Why This Matters Redirects a portion of Arkansas's medical cannabis excise tax revenue to fund student breakfast programs statewide. Arkansas's medical market generates over $200M annually. Patients see no direct change; the bill affects only how state revenue is allocated. Supporters argue it demonstrates cannabis tax dollars funding education. Real-world effect: Arkansas's medical market generates over $200M annually.
AR Medical	HB 1452 ↑ Legalizing Arkansas Medical Cannabis Public Use Clarification Act Clarifies the law on medical cannabis use in certain public places and prohibits possessi…	Intro Cmte Vote Gov ✅ Law	—	Clarifies the law on medical cannabis use in certain public places and prohibits possession of unsealed medical cannabi…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Signed into law; clarifies where patients may use cannabis Apr 1, 2025 Why This Matters Clarifies the law on medical cannabis use in certain public places and prohibits possession of unsealed medical cannabis containers in motor vehicles — bringing state law in line with alcohol open container rules. Helps law enforcement distinguish legal patients from recreational users in the absence of a legal rec market. Real-world effect: Helps law enforcement distinguish legal patients from recreational users in the absence of a legal rec market.
AR Medical	HB 1889 ↑ Legalizing Arkansas Dispensary Delivery and Drive-Through Services Act Have allowed licensed Arkansas dispensaries to operate drive-through windows and of…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	Would have allowed licensed Arkansas dispensaries to operate drive-through windows and offer home delivery services for…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Vetoed by Governor Sanders citing regulatory concerns Apr 15, 2025 Why This Matters Would have allowed licensed Arkansas dispensaries to operate drive-through windows and offer home delivery services for medical cannabis patients. Governor Sanders vetoed it, citing concerns about regulatory oversight and potential for diversion. Dispensaries and patient advocates were disappointed — delivery is particularly valuable for elderly and disabled patients. Real-world effect: Governor Sanders vetoed it, citing concerns about regulatory oversight and potential for diversion.
CA Recreational	AB1209 ↑ Legalizing Workers’ compensation: cannabis industry. This bill's failure means cannabis workers won't get easier access to workers' compensati…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	APR 2	This bill's failure means cannabis workers won't get easier access to workers' compensation for job-related injuries.	Read Bill →
Last Action: From committee: Filed with the Chief Clerk pursuant to Joint Rule 56. Feb 2, 2026 Why This Matters This bill's failure means cannabis workers won't get easier access to workers' compensation for job-related injuries. Real-world effect: This bill's failure means cannabis workers won't get easier access to workers' compensation for job-related injuries.
CA Recreational	AB1397 ↑ Legalizing Hemp: low-dose hemp drinks. Californians won't see new low-dose hemp drinks in stores, limiting consumer choice for m…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	Californians won't see new low-dose hemp drinks in stores, limiting consumer choice for milder cannabis options.	Read Bill →
Last Action: From committee: Filed with the Chief Clerk pursuant to Joint Rule 56. Feb 2, 2026 Why This Matters Californians won't see new low-dose hemp drinks in stores, limiting consumer choice for milder cannabis options. Real-world effect: Californians won't see new low-dose hemp drinks in stores, limiting consumer choice for milder cannabis options.
FL Medical	H1003 ↑ Legalizing Open Cannabis Containers in Motor Vehicles H1003 prohibited open cannabis containers in motor vehicles, protecting public safety by …	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	FEB 5	H1003 prohibited open cannabis containers in motor vehicles, protecting public safety by preventing impaired driving an…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died in Health Professions & Programs Subcommittee Mar 13, 2026 Why This Matters H1003 prohibited open cannabis containers in motor vehicles, protecting public safety by preventing impaired driving and aligning with alcohol open container laws. Real-world effect: H1003 prohibited open cannabis containers in motor vehicles, protecting public safety by preventing impaired driving and aligning with alcohol open container laws.
FL Medical	S1398 ↑ Legalizing Availability of Marijuana for Adult Use S1398 would have legalized adult-use cannabis in Florida, expanding access beyond medical…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	S1398 would have legalized adult-use cannabis in Florida, expanding access beyond medical patients and creating a regul…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died in Health Policy Mar 13, 2026 Why This Matters S1398 would have legalized adult-use cannabis in Florida, expanding access beyond medical patients and creating a regulated commercial market. Real-world effect: S1398 would have legalized adult-use cannabis in Florida, expanding access beyond medical patients and creating a regulated commercial market.
FL Medical	S1056 ↑ Legalizing Open Containers of Marijuana Products in Motor Vehicles S1056 would have prohibited open cannabis containers in motor vehicles, impacting consume…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	S1056 would have prohibited open cannabis containers in motor vehicles, impacting consumers and public safety by regula…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died in Transportation Mar 13, 2026 Why This Matters S1056 would have prohibited open cannabis containers in motor vehicles, impacting consumers and public safety by regulating in-transit possession. Real-world effect: S1056 would have prohibited open cannabis containers in motor vehicles, impacting consumers and public safety by regulating in-transit possession.
FL Medical	S0776 ↑ Legalizing Home Cultivation of Marijuana S0776 would have allowed medical marijuana patients to home cultivate cannabis, impacting…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	S0776 would have allowed medical marijuana patients to home cultivate cannabis, impacting patient access and the state-…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died in Health Policy Mar 13, 2026 Why This Matters S0776 would have allowed medical marijuana patients to home cultivate cannabis, impacting patient access and the state-licensed operator market. Real-world effect: S0776 would have allowed medical marijuana patients to home cultivate cannabis, impacting patient access and the state-licensed operator market.
FL Medical	S1270 ↑ Legalizing Food and Hemp Products S1270 would have regulated hemp-derived products, impacting consumer access and product s…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	S1270 would have regulated hemp-derived products, impacting consumer access and product safety for the public and hemp …	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died in Agriculture Mar 13, 2026 Why This Matters S1270 would have regulated hemp-derived products, impacting consumer access and product safety for the public and hemp operators in Florida. Real-world effect: S1270 would have regulated hemp-derived products, impacting consumer access and product safety for the public and hemp operators in Florida.
FL Medical	H0719 ↑ Legalizing Medical Use of Marijuana HB 719 failed, meaning Florida's existing medical cannabis framework remains unchanged, i…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	HB 719 failed, meaning Florida's existing medical cannabis framework remains unchanged, impacting patient access and bu…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died in Health Professions & Programs Subcommittee Mar 13, 2026 Why This Matters HB 719 failed, meaning Florida's existing medical cannabis framework remains unchanged, impacting patient access and business operations. Real-world effect: HB 719 failed, meaning Florida's existing medical cannabis framework remains unchanged, impacting patient access and business operations.
FL Medical	S1368 ↑ Legalizing THC S1368 would have capped THC content in Florida's medical cannabis, impacting patient acce…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	S1368 would have capped THC content in Florida's medical cannabis, impacting patient access to high-potency products an…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died in Regulated Industries Mar 13, 2026 Why This Matters S1368 would have capped THC content in Florida's medical cannabis, impacting patient access to high-potency products and potentially the medical cannabis market. Real-world effect: S1368 would have capped THC content in Florida's medical cannabis, impacting patient access to high-potency products and potentially the medical cannabis market.
FL Medical	H1409 ↑ Legalizing THC H1409 would have limited THC potency in Florida, impacting product availability for patie…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	H1409 would have limited THC potency in Florida, impacting product availability for patients and consumers, and the mar…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died in Industries & Professional Activities Subcommittee Mar 13, 2026 Why This Matters H1409 would have limited THC potency in Florida, impacting product availability for patients and consumers, and the market for cannabis operators. Real-world effect: H1409 would have limited THC potency in Florida, impacting product availability for patients and consumers, and the market for cannabis operators.
FL Medical	S1032 ↑ Legalizing Medical Marijuana S1032 failed, meaning Florida's existing medical marijuana regulations and patient access…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	FEB 11	S1032 failed, meaning Florida's existing medical marijuana regulations and patient access remain unchanged, without new…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died in Appropriations Committee on Health and Human Services Mar 13, 2026 Why This Matters S1032 failed, meaning Florida's existing medical marijuana regulations and patient access remain unchanged, without new provisions for qualifying conditions or product forms. Real-world effect: S1032 failed, meaning Florida's existing medical marijuana regulations and patient access remain unchanged, without new provisions for qualifying conditions or product forms.
FL Medical	S0136 ↑ Legalizing Protections for Public Employees who use Medical Marijuana as Qualified Patients S0136 protected Florida public employees who are medical marijuana patients from employer…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	S0136 protected Florida public employees who are medical marijuana patients from employer discrimination, impacting pat…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died in Health Policy Mar 13, 2026 Why This Matters S0136 protected Florida public employees who are medical marijuana patients from employer discrimination, impacting patient rights and workplace policy. Real-world effect: S0136 protected Florida public employees who are medical marijuana patients from employer discrimination, impacting patient rights and workplace policy.
FL Medical	S1242 ↑ Legalizing Medical Marijuana Treatment Center Licensure S1242 would have allowed existing medical marijuana treatment centers to open additional …	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	S1242 would have allowed existing medical marijuana treatment centers to open additional dispensaries, impacting patien…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died in Health Policy Mar 13, 2026 Why This Matters S1242 would have allowed existing medical marijuana treatment centers to open additional dispensaries, impacting patient access and market competition in Florida. Real-world effect: S1242 would have allowed existing medical marijuana treatment centers to open additional dispensaries, impacting patient access and market competition in Florida.
FL Medical	S0974 ↑ Legalizing Medical Marijuana Use Registry Identification Cards for Veterans S0974 would have allowed veterans to obtain medical marijuana cards without a physician's…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	S0974 would have allowed veterans to obtain medical marijuana cards without a physician's referral, impacting patient a…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died in Health Policy Mar 13, 2026 Why This Matters S0974 would have allowed veterans to obtain medical marijuana cards without a physician's referral, impacting patient access and the state's medical cannabis program. Real-world effect: S0974 would have allowed veterans to obtain medical marijuana cards without a physician's referral, impacting patient access and the state's medical cannabis program.
FL Medical	H0887 ↑ Legalizing Medical Marijuana Use Registry Identification Cards for Veterans H0887 would have allowed veterans to obtain medical marijuana cards without a physician's…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	MAR 4	H0887 would have allowed veterans to obtain medical marijuana cards without a physician's certification, easing access …	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died in Rules Mar 13, 2026 Why This Matters H0887 would have allowed veterans to obtain medical marijuana cards without a physician's certification, easing access for patients in Florida. Real-world effect: H0887 would have allowed veterans to obtain medical marijuana cards without a physician's certification, easing access for patients in Florida.
FL Medical	H0801 ↑ Legalizing Sale of THC-infused Beverages HB 801 failed, meaning Florida will not regulate THC-infused beverages as food, impacting…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	HB 801 failed, meaning Florida will not regulate THC-infused beverages as food, impacting consumer access and product s…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died in Industries & Professional Activities Subcommittee Mar 13, 2026 Why This Matters HB 801 failed, meaning Florida will not regulate THC-infused beverages as food, impacting consumer access and product safety. Real-world effect: HB 801 failed, meaning Florida will not regulate THC-infused beverages as food, impacting consumer access and product safety.
FL Medical	S1678 ↑ Legalizing THC-infused Beverages S1678 would have allowed the sale of THC-infused beverages, impacting consumers and the c…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	S1678 would have allowed the sale of THC-infused beverages, impacting consumers and the cannabis industry in Florida.	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died in Regulated Industries Mar 13, 2026 Why This Matters S1678 would have allowed the sale of THC-infused beverages, impacting consumers and the cannabis industry in Florida. Real-world effect: S1678 would have allowed the sale of THC-infused beverages, impacting consumers and the cannabis industry in Florida.
ME Recreational	LD584 ↑ Legalizing An Act to Make the Director of the Office of Cannabis Policy an Appointed Position Subject to Confirmation by the Legislature LD584 made Maine's OCP Director an appointed, Legislature-confirmed position, increasing …	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	MAR 18	LD584 made Maine's OCP Director an appointed, Legislature-confirmed position, increasing accountability for cannabis re…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Placed in the Legislative Files. (DEAD) Mar 18, 2026 Why This Matters LD584 made Maine's OCP Director an appointed, Legislature-confirmed position, increasing accountability for cannabis regulation but failed to pass. Real-world effect: LD584 made Maine's OCP Director an appointed, Legislature-confirmed position, increasing accountability for cannabis regulation but failed to pass.
ME Recreational	LD1983 ↑ Legalizing An Act to Protect Minors from Intoxicating Hemp-derived Products by Regulating Those Products Under the Adult Use Cannabis Laws LD1983 failed, leaving intoxicating hemp-derived products unregulated under Maine's adult…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	LD1983 failed, leaving intoxicating hemp-derived products unregulated under Maine's adult-use cannabis laws, impacting …	Read Bill →
Last Action: Pursuant to Joint Rule 310.3 Placed in Legislative Files (DEAD) Jan 13, 2026 Why This Matters LD1983 failed, leaving intoxicating hemp-derived products unregulated under Maine's adult-use cannabis laws, impacting public safety and youth access. Real-world effect: LD1983 failed, leaving intoxicating hemp-derived products unregulated under Maine's adult-use cannabis laws, impacting public safety and youth access.
ME Recreational	LD1960 ↑ Legalizing An Act to Exempt Electronic Smoking Devices or Other Tobacco Products Containing Ingestible Hemp from the Tax Imposed on Tobacco Products LD1960 exempted ingestible hemp products from tobacco taxes, impacting consumer prices an…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	JUN 18	LD1960 exempted ingestible hemp products from tobacco taxes, impacting consumer prices and the regulatory landscape for…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Placed in Legislative Files (DEAD) Jun 18, 2025 Why This Matters LD1960 exempted ingestible hemp products from tobacco taxes, impacting consumer prices and the regulatory landscape for hemp businesses in Maine. Real-world effect: LD1960 exempted ingestible hemp products from tobacco taxes, impacting consumer prices and the regulatory landscape for hemp businesses in Maine.
ME Recreational	LD1672 ↑ Legalizing An Act to Allow Participation in the Adult Use Cannabis Tracking System to Be Voluntary LD1672 made participation in Maine's adult-use cannabis tracking system voluntary, impact…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	JUN 16	LD1672 made participation in Maine's adult-use cannabis tracking system voluntary, impacting consumer safety oversight …	Read Bill →
Last Action: Placed in Legislative Files (DEAD) Jun 17, 2025 Why This Matters LD1672 made participation in Maine's adult-use cannabis tracking system voluntary, impacting consumer safety oversight and market data for operators. Real-world effect: LD1672 made participation in Maine's adult-use cannabis tracking system voluntary, impacting consumer safety oversight and market data for operators.
ME Recreational	LD1620 ↑ Legalizing An Act to Amend the Laws Regulating the Testing of Adult Use Cannabis and Adult Use Cannabis Products LD1620 would have altered adult-use cannabis testing regulations in Maine, impacting prod…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	JUN 10	LD1620 would have altered adult-use cannabis testing regulations in Maine, impacting product safety for consumers and c…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Placed in Legislative Files (DEAD) Jun 10, 2025 Why This Matters LD1620 would have altered adult-use cannabis testing regulations in Maine, impacting product safety for consumers and compliance burdens for operators. Real-world effect: LD1620 would have altered adult-use cannabis testing regulations in Maine, impacting product safety for consumers and compliance burdens for operators.
ME Recreational	LD1535 ↑ Legalizing An Act to Reduce Illegal Cannabis Operations by Requiring Permits for High Electrical Usage LD1535 required permits for high electrical usage to combat illegal cannabis operations i…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	JUN 5	LD1535 required permits for high electrical usage to combat illegal cannabis operations in Maine, impacting consumers a…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Placed in the Legislative Files. (DEAD) Jun 9, 2025 Why This Matters LD1535 required permits for high electrical usage to combat illegal cannabis operations in Maine, impacting consumers and the legal market by failing to pass. Real-world effect: LD1535 required permits for high electrical usage to combat illegal cannabis operations in Maine, impacting consumers and the legal market by failing to pass.
ME Recreational	LD544 ↑ Legalizing An Act to Create Parity in the Taxation of Medicine by Exempting Sales of Cannabis for Medical Use LD544 exempted medical cannabis sales from taxation, reducing costs for Maine patients	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	JUN 4	LD544 exempted medical cannabis sales from taxation, reducing costs for Maine patients.	Read Bill →
Last Action: Placed in Legislative Files (DEAD) Jun 4, 2025 Why This Matters LD544 exempted medical cannabis sales from taxation, reducing costs for Maine patients. Real-world effect: LD544 exempted medical cannabis sales from taxation, reducing costs for Maine patients.
ME Recreational	LD1869 ↑ Legalizing An Act to Lower Property Taxes by Allowing a Local Option Sales Tax on Recreational Cannabis Sales LD1869 allowed Maine municipalities to enact a local sales tax on recreational cannabis, …	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	LD1869 allowed Maine municipalities to enact a local sales tax on recreational cannabis, aiming to lower property taxes.	Read Bill →
Last Action: Pursuant to Joint Rule 310.3 Placed in Legislative Files (DEAD) May 29, 2025 Why This Matters LD1869 allowed Maine municipalities to enact a local sales tax on recreational cannabis, aiming to lower property taxes. Real-world effect: LD1869 allowed Maine municipalities to enact a local sales tax on recreational cannabis, aiming to lower property taxes.
ME Recreational	LD1831 ↑ Legalizing An Act to Support Small Adult Use Cannabis Businesses by Establishing a Micro Cannabis Facility License LD1831 created a micro cannabis facility license to support small adult-use businesses in…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	LD1831 created a micro cannabis facility license to support small adult-use businesses in Maine, but it failed to pass.	Read Bill →
Last Action: Pursuant to Joint Rule 310.3 Placed in Legislative Files (DEAD) May 28, 2025 Why This Matters LD1831 created a micro cannabis facility license to support small adult-use businesses in Maine, but it failed to pass. Real-world effect: LD1831 created a micro cannabis facility license to support small adult-use businesses in Maine, but it failed to pass.
ME Recreational	LD1314 ↑ Legalizing An Act to Protect Cannabis Industry Workers' Access to Personal Credit LD1314 protected Maine cannabis workers' access to personal credit, preventing discrimina…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	LD1314 protected Maine cannabis workers' access to personal credit, preventing discrimination based on industry affilia…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Pursuant to Joint Rule 310.3 Placed in Legislative Files (DEAD) May 28, 2025 Why This Matters LD1314 protected Maine cannabis workers' access to personal credit, preventing discrimination based on industry affiliation. Real-world effect: LD1314 protected Maine cannabis workers' access to personal credit, preventing discrimination based on industry affiliation.
ME Recreational	LD104 ↑ Legalizing An Act to Protect the Health of Medical Cannabis Patients and Streamline the Mandatory Testing of Cannabis LD104 mandated testing for medical cannabis in Maine, aiming to protect patient health by…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	LD104 mandated testing for medical cannabis in Maine, aiming to protect patient health by ensuring product safety and q…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Pursuant to Joint Rule 310.3 Placed in Legislative Files (DEAD) May 21, 2025 Why This Matters LD104 mandated testing for medical cannabis in Maine, aiming to protect patient health by ensuring product safety and quality. Real-world effect: LD104 mandated testing for medical cannabis in Maine, aiming to protect patient health by ensuring product safety and quality.
ME Recreational	LD1567 ↑ Legalizing An Act to Require Labeling of Radiation Treatment and Ozonation of Adult Use Cannabis and Inspection and Registration of Associated Equipment LD1567 mandated labeling of radiation/ozonation for adult-use cannabis and equipment insp…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	LD1567 mandated labeling of radiation/ozonation for adult-use cannabis and equipment inspection, impacting consumer inf…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Pursuant to Joint Rule 310.3 Placed in Legislative Files (DEAD) May 20, 2025 Why This Matters LD1567 mandated labeling of radiation/ozonation for adult-use cannabis and equipment inspection, impacting consumer information and product safety in Maine. Real-world effect: LD1567 mandated labeling of radiation/ozonation for adult-use cannabis and equipment inspection, impacting consumer information and product safety in Maine.
ME Recreational	LD1717 ↑ Legalizing An Act Regarding Background Checks for Medical Cannabis Providers LD1717 required background checks for medical cannabis providers in Maine, impacting pati…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	LD1717 required background checks for medical cannabis providers in Maine, impacting patient access and public safety.	Read Bill →
Last Action: Pursuant to Joint Rule 310.3 Placed in Legislative Files (DEAD) May 20, 2025 Why This Matters LD1717 required background checks for medical cannabis providers in Maine, impacting patient access and public safety. Real-world effect: LD1717 required background checks for medical cannabis providers in Maine, impacting patient access and public safety.
ME Recreational	LD302 ↑ Legalizing An Act Regarding Maine's Cannabis Industry LD302, failed, would have allowed cannabis businesses to operate in municipalities that p…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	LD302, failed, would have allowed cannabis businesses to operate in municipalities that previously opted out, impacting…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Pursuant to Joint Rule 310.3 Placed in Legislative Files (DEAD) May 20, 2025 Why This Matters LD302, failed, would have allowed cannabis businesses to operate in municipalities that previously opted out, impacting consumer access and local control. Real-world effect: LD302, failed, would have allowed cannabis businesses to operate in municipalities that previously opted out, impacting consumer access and local control.
ME Recreational	LD392 ↑ Legalizing An Act to Amend the Laws Governing Cannabis LD392 failed, preventing changes to Maine's cannabis laws that could have impacted patien…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	LD392 failed, preventing changes to Maine's cannabis laws that could have impacted patients, consumers, and operators.	Read Bill →
Last Action: Pursuant to Joint Rule 310.3 Placed in Legislative Files (DEAD) May 20, 2025 Why This Matters LD392 failed, preventing changes to Maine's cannabis laws that could have impacted patients, consumers, and operators. Real-world effect: LD392 failed, preventing changes to Maine's cannabis laws that could have impacted patients, consumers, and operators.
ME Recreational	LD959 ↑ Legalizing An Act to Require the Development of Better Cannabis Testing Criteria and Processes LD959 required better cannabis testing criteria and processes in Maine, impacting consume…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	LD959 required better cannabis testing criteria and processes in Maine, impacting consumer safety and product quality.	Read Bill →
Last Action: Pursuant to Joint Rule 310.3 Placed in Legislative Files (DEAD) May 20, 2025 Why This Matters LD959 required better cannabis testing criteria and processes in Maine, impacting consumer safety and product quality. Real-world effect: LD959 required better cannabis testing criteria and processes in Maine, impacting consumer safety and product quality.
ME Recreational	LD1455 ↑ Legalizing An Act to Prevent Illegal Cannabis Growing Operations in the State LD1455 aimed to prevent illegal cannabis growing operations in Maine, impacting public sa…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	LD1455 aimed to prevent illegal cannabis growing operations in Maine, impacting public safety and the regulated market.	Read Bill →
Last Action: Pursuant to Joint Rule 310.3 Placed in Legislative Files (DEAD) May 14, 2025 Why This Matters LD1455 aimed to prevent illegal cannabis growing operations in Maine, impacting public safety and the regulated market. Real-world effect: LD1455 aimed to prevent illegal cannabis growing operations in Maine, impacting public safety and the regulated market.
ME Recreational	LD1608 ↑ Legalizing An Act to Counter Unlawful Cannabis Cultivation LD1608 aimed to combat illicit cannabis operations in Maine, impacting the legal market's…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	LD1608 aimed to combat illicit cannabis operations in Maine, impacting the legal market's integrity and public safety.	Read Bill →
Last Action: Pursuant to Joint Rule 310.3 Placed in Legislative Files (DEAD) May 14, 2025 Why This Matters LD1608 aimed to combat illicit cannabis operations in Maine, impacting the legal market's integrity and public safety. Real-world effect: LD1608 aimed to combat illicit cannabis operations in Maine, impacting the legal market's integrity and public safety.
ME Recreational	LD1320 ↑ Legalizing An Act to Prevent Illicit Cultivation and Trafficking Within Maine's Regulated Cannabis Industry LD1320, which failed, aimed to prevent illicit cannabis cultivation and trafficking withi…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	LD1320, which failed, aimed to prevent illicit cannabis cultivation and trafficking within Maine's regulated market, im…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Pursuant to Joint Rule 310.3 Placed in Legislative Files (DEAD) May 14, 2025 Why This Matters LD1320, which failed, aimed to prevent illicit cannabis cultivation and trafficking within Maine's regulated market, impacting public safety and market integrity. Real-world effect: LD1320, which failed, aimed to prevent illicit cannabis cultivation and trafficking within Maine's regulated market, impacting public safety and market integrity.
ME Recreational	LD347 ↑ Legalizing An Act to Provide Qualifying Municipalities a Percentage of Adult Use Cannabis Sales Tax and Excise Tax Revenue LD347 would have given Maine municipalities a share of adult-use cannabis sales and excis…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	LD347 would have given Maine municipalities a share of adult-use cannabis sales and excise tax revenue, impacting local…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Pursuant to Joint Rule 310.3 Placed in Legislative Files (DEAD) May 13, 2025 Why This Matters LD347 would have given Maine municipalities a share of adult-use cannabis sales and excise tax revenue, impacting local funding for public services. Real-world effect: LD347 would have given Maine municipalities a share of adult-use cannabis sales and excise tax revenue, impacting local funding for public services.
ME Recreational	LD1559 ↑ Legalizing An Act to Authorize Medical Cannabis Farmers' Markets LD1559 authorized medical cannabis farmers' markets in Maine, which would have expanded p…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	LD1559 authorized medical cannabis farmers' markets in Maine, which would have expanded patient access and supported sm…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Pursuant to Joint Rule 310.3 Placed in Legislative Files (DEAD) May 6, 2025 Why This Matters LD1559 authorized medical cannabis farmers' markets in Maine, which would have expanded patient access and supported small-scale cultivators. Real-world effect: LD1559 authorized medical cannabis farmers' markets in Maine, which would have expanded patient access and supported small-scale cultivators.
ME Recreational	LD903 ↑ Legalizing An Act to Regulate the Advertising of Cannabis Products LD903 failed, meaning Maine's cannabis advertising regulations remain unchanged, impactin…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	LD903 failed, meaning Maine's cannabis advertising regulations remain unchanged, impacting how consumers learn about pr…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Pursuant to Joint Rule 310.3 Placed in Legislative Files (DEAD) Apr 8, 2025 Why This Matters LD903 failed, meaning Maine's cannabis advertising regulations remain unchanged, impacting how consumers learn about products and how businesses market them. Real-world effect: LD903 failed, meaning Maine's cannabis advertising regulations remain unchanged, impacting how consumers learn about products and how businesses market them.
ME Recreational	LD859 ↓ Prohibiting Resolve, Directing the Treasurer of State to Review and Develop Options for Meeting the Banking Needs of the Cannabis Industry LD859 directed the Treasurer to explore banking solutions for Maine's cannabis industry, …	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	LD859 directed the Treasurer to explore banking solutions for Maine's cannabis industry, which matters for operators an…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Pursuant to Joint Rule 310.3 Placed in Legislative Files (DEAD) Apr 8, 2025 Why This Matters LD859 directed the Treasurer to explore banking solutions for Maine's cannabis industry, which matters for operators and the state's economy. Real-world effect: LD859 directed the Treasurer to explore banking solutions for Maine's cannabis industry, which matters for operators and the state's economy.
ME Recreational	LD368 ↑ Legalizing An Act to Address Concerns Regarding Radiation Machines and Similar Equipment Used in the Cannabis Industry LD368 failed, meaning Maine's cannabis industry lacks specific regulations for radiation …	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	LD368 failed, meaning Maine's cannabis industry lacks specific regulations for radiation machines and similar equipment…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Pursuant to Joint Rule 310.3 Placed in Legislative Files (DEAD) Apr 8, 2025 Why This Matters LD368 failed, meaning Maine's cannabis industry lacks specific regulations for radiation machines and similar equipment, impacting product safety oversight. Real-world effect: LD368 failed, meaning Maine's cannabis industry lacks specific regulations for radiation machines and similar equipment, impacting product safety oversight.
ME Recreational	LD929 ↑ Legalizing An Act to Increase Access to Medical Cannabis for Seniors and Veterans LD929 allowed medical cannabis reciprocity for out-of-state seniors and veterans, expandi…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	LD929 allowed medical cannabis reciprocity for out-of-state seniors and veterans, expanding access but failing to pass …	Read Bill →
Last Action: Pursuant to Joint Rule 310.3 Placed in Legislative Files (DEAD) Apr 8, 2025 Why This Matters LD929 allowed medical cannabis reciprocity for out-of-state seniors and veterans, expanding access but failing to pass in Maine. Real-world effect: LD929 allowed medical cannabis reciprocity for out-of-state seniors and veterans, expanding access but failing to pass in Maine.
ME Recreational	LD1038 ↑ Legalizing An Act to Increase the Maximum Term of a Medical Cannabis Written Certification to 2 Years LD1038 increased the maximum term for medical cannabis certifications to two years, reduc…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	LD1038 increased the maximum term for medical cannabis certifications to two years, reducing renewal burdens for Maine …	Read Bill →
Last Action: Pursuant to Joint Rule 310.3 Placed in Legislative Files (DEAD) Apr 8, 2025 Why This Matters LD1038 increased the maximum term for medical cannabis certifications to two years, reducing renewal burdens for Maine patients. Real-world effect: LD1038 increased the maximum term for medical cannabis certifications to two years, reducing renewal burdens for Maine patients.
ME Recreational	LD177 ↑ Legalizing An Act to Create Municipal Cannabis Revenue Sharing LD177 established a municipal cannabis revenue sharing program in Maine, impacting local …	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	LD177 established a municipal cannabis revenue sharing program in Maine, impacting local government funding and the dis…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Pursuant to Joint Rule 310.3 Placed in Legislative Files (DEAD) Mar 4, 2025 Why This Matters LD177 established a municipal cannabis revenue sharing program in Maine, impacting local government funding and the distribution of cannabis tax revenue. Real-world effect: LD177 established a municipal cannabis revenue sharing program in Maine, impacting local government funding and the distribution of cannabis tax revenue.
ME Recreational	LD548 ↑ Legalizing An Act Regarding Intoxicating Hemp Products LD548 failed, leaving intoxicating hemp products unregulated in Maine, impacting consumer…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	LD548 failed, leaving intoxicating hemp products unregulated in Maine, impacting consumer safety and market fairness.	Read Bill →
Last Action: Pursuant to Joint Rule 310.3 Placed in Legislative Files (DEAD) Mar 4, 2025 Why This Matters LD548 failed, leaving intoxicating hemp products unregulated in Maine, impacting consumer safety and market fairness. Real-world effect: LD548 failed, leaving intoxicating hemp products unregulated in Maine, impacting consumer safety and market fairness.
MS Medical	HB417 ↑ Legalizing Uniform Controlled Substances Act; include five substances in Schedule I. HB417 added five substances to Schedule I of Mississippi's Uniform Controlled Substances …	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	MAR 5	HB417 added five substances to Schedule I of Mississippi's Uniform Controlled Substances Act, impacting criminal penalt…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died On Calendar Mar 26, 2026 Why This Matters HB417 added five substances to Schedule I of Mississippi's Uniform Controlled Substances Act, impacting criminal penalties for possession and distribution. Real-world effect: HB417 added five substances to Schedule I of Mississippi's Uniform Controlled Substances Act, impacting criminal penalties for possession and distribution.
MS Medical	SB2107 ↑ Legalizing Aggravated trafficking of controlled substances; revise crime of to provide dosage element. SB2107 revised Mississippi's aggravated trafficking law by adding a dosage element, impac…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	FEB 4	SB2107 revised Mississippi's aggravated trafficking law by adding a dosage element, impacting sentencing for drug offen…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died On Calendar Mar 11, 2026 Why This Matters SB2107 revised Mississippi's aggravated trafficking law by adding a dosage element, impacting sentencing for drug offenses and potentially affecting defendants and the justice system. Real-world effect: SB2107 revised Mississippi's aggravated trafficking law by adding a dosage element, impacting sentencing for drug offenses and potentially affecting defendants and the justice system.
MS Medical	HB1034 ↑ Legalizing Compassionate Access to Medical Cannabis Act; create to allow terminally ill to use in hospitals. HB1034 allowed terminally ill patients to use medical cannabis in hospitals, impacting pa…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	FEB 4	HB1034 allowed terminally ill patients to use medical cannabis in hospitals, impacting patient access and hospital poli…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died In Committee Mar 3, 2026 Why This Matters HB1034 allowed terminally ill patients to use medical cannabis in hospitals, impacting patient access and hospital policy in Mississippi. Real-world effect: HB1034 allowed terminally ill patients to use medical cannabis in hospitals, impacting patient access and hospital policy in Mississippi.
MS Medical	HB513 ↑ Legalizing Public Health Trust Fund; divert a certain percentage of funds collected under the Medical Cannabis Act into for 4 years. HB513 diverted a percentage of Medical Cannabis Act funds to the Public Health Trust Fund…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	FEB 10	HB513 diverted a percentage of Medical Cannabis Act funds to the Public Health Trust Fund for four years, impacting sta…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died In Committee Mar 3, 2026 Why This Matters HB513 diverted a percentage of Medical Cannabis Act funds to the Public Health Trust Fund for four years, impacting state health initiatives and the cannabis program's financial structure. Real-world effect: HB513 diverted a percentage of Medical Cannabis Act funds to the Public Health Trust Fund for four years, impacting state health initiatives and the cannabis program's financial structure.
MS Medical	SB3318 ↑ Legalizing General Fund; FY2027 appropriation to University of Mississippi for the Center for Mississippi Medical Cannabis Research. SB3318 would have allocated state funds to the University of Mississippi for medical cann…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	SB3318 would have allocated state funds to the University of Mississippi for medical cannabis research, impacting futur…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died In Committee Feb 25, 2026 Why This Matters SB3318 would have allocated state funds to the University of Mississippi for medical cannabis research, impacting future patient access and product development. Real-world effect: SB3318 would have allocated state funds to the University of Mississippi for medical cannabis research, impacting future patient access and product development.
MS Medical	SB3320 ↑ Legalizing General Fund; FY2027 appropriation to Medical Cannabis Advisory Committee. SB3320 appropriated funds to Mississippi's Medical Cannabis Advisory Committee for FY2027…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	SB3320 appropriated funds to Mississippi's Medical Cannabis Advisory Committee for FY2027, impacting the committee's ab…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died In Committee Feb 25, 2026 Why This Matters SB3320 appropriated funds to Mississippi's Medical Cannabis Advisory Committee for FY2027, impacting the committee's ability to operate and advise on patient access and program development. Real-world effect: SB3320 appropriated funds to Mississippi's Medical Cannabis Advisory Committee for FY2027, impacting the committee's ability to operate and advise on patient access and program development.
MS Medical	HB1711 ↑ Legalizing Medical cannabis; dispensary may sell directly to the designated caregiver without the qualifying patient being present. HB1711 allowed Mississippi medical cannabis dispensaries to sell directly to designated c…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	HB1711 allowed Mississippi medical cannabis dispensaries to sell directly to designated caregivers without the patient …	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died On Calendar Feb 12, 2026 Why This Matters HB1711 allowed Mississippi medical cannabis dispensaries to sell directly to designated caregivers without the patient present, simplifying access for homebound or incapacitated patients. Real-world effect: HB1711 allowed Mississippi medical cannabis dispensaries to sell directly to designated caregivers without the patient present, simplifying access for homebound or incapacitated patients.
MS Medical	HB1753 ↑ Legalizing MS Medical Cannabis Act; bring forward provisions relating to. HB1753 aimed to amend Mississippi's medical cannabis act, potentially impacting patient a…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	HB1753 aimed to amend Mississippi's medical cannabis act, potentially impacting patient access, product availability, o…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died In Committee Feb 3, 2026 Why This Matters HB1753 aimed to amend Mississippi's medical cannabis act, potentially impacting patient access, product availability, or business operations. Real-world effect: HB1753 aimed to amend Mississippi's medical cannabis act, potentially impacting patient access, product availability, or business operations.
MS Medical	HB1195 ↓ Prohibiting Medical cannabis; prohibit advertising or marketing of within the State of Mississippi by any person or entity. HB1195 prohibited all advertising and marketing of medical cannabis in Mississippi, impac…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	HB1195 prohibited all advertising and marketing of medical cannabis in Mississippi, impacting patient access to product…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died In Committee Feb 3, 2026 Why This Matters HB1195 prohibited all advertising and marketing of medical cannabis in Mississippi, impacting patient access to product information and operator's ability to promote their businesses. Real-world effect: HB1195 prohibited all advertising and marketing of medical cannabis in Mississippi, impacting patient access to product information and operator's ability to promote their businesses.
MS Medical	SB2455 ↑ Legalizing Mississippi Medical Cannabis Act; remove potency limits for cannabis flower and trim and for cannabis tinctures, oils and concentrates. SB2455 removed potency limits for cannabis flower, trim, tinctures, oils, and concentrate…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	SB2455 removed potency limits for cannabis flower, trim, tinctures, oils, and concentrates, impacting patient access to…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died In Committee Feb 3, 2026 Why This Matters SB2455 removed potency limits for cannabis flower, trim, tinctures, oils, and concentrates, impacting patient access to higher potency products in Mississippi. Real-world effect: SB2455 removed potency limits for cannabis flower, trim, tinctures, oils, and concentrates, impacting patient access to higher potency products in Mississippi.
MS Medical	HB894 ↑ Legalizing Medical cannabis; remove THC potency limits for cannabis concentrates. HB894 removed THC potency limits for medical cannabis concentrates, impacting patients' a…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	HB894 removed THC potency limits for medical cannabis concentrates, impacting patients' access to higher potency produc…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died In Committee Feb 3, 2026 Why This Matters HB894 removed THC potency limits for medical cannabis concentrates, impacting patients' access to higher potency products in Mississippi. Real-world effect: HB894 removed THC potency limits for medical cannabis concentrates, impacting patients' access to higher potency products in Mississippi.
MS Medical	SB2438 ↑ Legalizing MS Medical Cannabis Act; allow cannabis use by certain persons when conventional treatment options have proven ineffective. SB2438 allowed medical cannabis use in Mississippi when conventional treatments failed, i…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	SB2438 allowed medical cannabis use in Mississippi when conventional treatments failed, impacting patients seeking alte…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died In Committee Feb 3, 2026 Why This Matters SB2438 allowed medical cannabis use in Mississippi when conventional treatments failed, impacting patients seeking alternative care. Real-world effect: SB2438 allowed medical cannabis use in Mississippi when conventional treatments failed, impacting patients seeking alternative care.
MS Medical	SB2546 ↑ Legalizing MS Medical Cannabis Act; eliminate required follow-up visit and extend written certification and registry ID card validity periods. SB2546 eliminated required follow-up visits and extended medical cannabis certification a…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	SB2546 eliminated required follow-up visits and extended medical cannabis certification and ID card validity, easing pa…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died In Committee Feb 3, 2026 Why This Matters SB2546 eliminated required follow-up visits and extended medical cannabis certification and ID card validity, easing patient access in Mississippi. Real-world effect: SB2546 eliminated required follow-up visits and extended medical cannabis certification and ID card validity, easing patient access in Mississippi.
MS Medical	HB1773 ↑ Legalizing Medical Cannabis Advisory Committee; extend repealer on. HB1773 extended the repealer on Mississippi's Medical Cannabis Advisory Committee, impact…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	HB1773 extended the repealer on Mississippi's Medical Cannabis Advisory Committee, impacting patient advocacy and progr…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died In Committee Feb 3, 2026 Why This Matters HB1773 extended the repealer on Mississippi's Medical Cannabis Advisory Committee, impacting patient advocacy and program oversight. Real-world effect: HB1773 extended the repealer on Mississippi's Medical Cannabis Advisory Committee, impacting patient advocacy and program oversight.
MS Medical	SB2540 ↑ Legalizing Mississippi Hemp Cultivation Act; bring forward code sections related thereto. SB2540 aimed to update Mississippi's hemp cultivation laws, impacting farmers and the sta…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	SB2540 aimed to update Mississippi's hemp cultivation laws, impacting farmers and the state's hemp industry by clarifyi…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died In Committee Feb 3, 2026 Why This Matters SB2540 aimed to update Mississippi's hemp cultivation laws, impacting farmers and the state's hemp industry by clarifying regulations. Real-world effect: SB2540 aimed to update Mississippi's hemp cultivation laws, impacting farmers and the state's hemp industry by clarifying regulations.
MS Medical	SB2220 ↑ Legalizing Marijuana; legalize. SB2220 would have legalized marijuana in Mississippi, impacting consumers, patients, and …	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	SB2220 would have legalized marijuana in Mississippi, impacting consumers, patients, and potential operators by establi…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died In Committee Feb 3, 2026 Why This Matters SB2220 would have legalized marijuana in Mississippi, impacting consumers, patients, and potential operators by establishing a regulated market. Real-world effect: SB2220 would have legalized marijuana in Mississippi, impacting consumers, patients, and potential operators by establishing a regulated market.
MS Medical	HB864 ↑ Legalizing Kratom; add to Schedule I of the Uniform Controlled Substances Act. HB864 failed, meaning kratom remains unscheduled and accessible to consumers in Mississip…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	HB864 failed, meaning kratom remains unscheduled and accessible to consumers in Mississippi, avoiding a Schedule I ban.	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died In Committee Feb 3, 2026 Why This Matters HB864 failed, meaning kratom remains unscheduled and accessible to consumers in Mississippi, avoiding a Schedule I ban. Real-world effect: HB864 failed, meaning kratom remains unscheduled and accessible to consumers in Mississippi, avoiding a Schedule I ban.
MS Medical	HB1590 ↑ Legalizing Mississippi Uniform Controlled Substance Analog Act; create. HB1590 created the Mississippi Uniform Controlled Substance Analog Act, classifying certa…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	HB1590 created the Mississippi Uniform Controlled Substance Analog Act, classifying certain cannabis-derived products a…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died In Committee Feb 3, 2026 Why This Matters HB1590 created the Mississippi Uniform Controlled Substance Analog Act, classifying certain cannabis-derived products as Schedule I controlled substances, impacting consumers and the medical cannabis program. Real-world effect: HB1590 created the Mississippi Uniform Controlled Substance Analog Act, classifying certain cannabis-derived products as Schedule I controlled substances, impacting consumers and the medical cannabis program.
MS Medical	HB1768 ↑ Legalizing MS Medical Cannabis Act; extend repealers on exemptions to certain laws for Departments of Health and Revenue in relation to. HB1768 extended sunset clauses for DOH/DOR exemptions under the MS Medical Cannabis Act, …	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	HB1768 extended sunset clauses for DOH/DOR exemptions under the MS Medical Cannabis Act, impacting regulatory stability…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died In Committee Feb 3, 2026 Why This Matters HB1768 extended sunset clauses for DOH/DOR exemptions under the MS Medical Cannabis Act, impacting regulatory stability for patients and operators. Real-world effect: HB1768 extended sunset clauses for DOH/DOR exemptions under the MS Medical Cannabis Act, impacting regulatory stability for patients and operators.
MS Medical	SB2572 ↑ Legalizing MS Hemp Cultivation Act; revise provisions of and legalize manufacture and sale of hemp beverages. SB2572 would have legalized the manufacture and sale of hemp beverages in Mississippi, im…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	SB2572 would have legalized the manufacture and sale of hemp beverages in Mississippi, impacting consumers and the nasc…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died In Committee Feb 3, 2026 Why This Matters SB2572 would have legalized the manufacture and sale of hemp beverages in Mississippi, impacting consumers and the nascent hemp industry. Real-world effect: SB2572 would have legalized the manufacture and sale of hemp beverages in Mississippi, impacting consumers and the nascent hemp industry.
MS Medical	HB1267 ↑ Legalizing Mississippi Retail Marijuana Act; create to authorize and regulate the personal use of marijuana. HB1267 authorized and regulated personal use marijuana in Mississippi, impacting consumer…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	HB1267 authorized and regulated personal use marijuana in Mississippi, impacting consumers and the public by establishi…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died In Committee Feb 3, 2026 Why This Matters HB1267 authorized and regulated personal use marijuana in Mississippi, impacting consumers and the public by establishing a legal framework. Real-world effect: HB1267 authorized and regulated personal use marijuana in Mississippi, impacting consumers and the public by establishing a legal framework.
MS Medical	SB2085 ↓ Prohibiting Possession of marijuana or synthetic cannabinoids; amend penalties for certain convictions. SB2085 would have reduced penalties for marijuana and synthetic cannabinoid possession, i…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	SB2085 would have reduced penalties for marijuana and synthetic cannabinoid possession, impacting Mississippians with c…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died In Committee Feb 3, 2026 Why This Matters SB2085 would have reduced penalties for marijuana and synthetic cannabinoid possession, impacting Mississippians with certain convictions. Real-world effect: SB2085 would have reduced penalties for marijuana and synthetic cannabinoid possession, impacting Mississippians with certain convictions.
MS Medical	SB2218 ↓ Prohibiting Simple possession of controlled substances; revise certain penalties. SB2218 would have reduced penalties for simple cannabis possession in Mississippi, impact…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	SB2218 would have reduced penalties for simple cannabis possession in Mississippi, impacting consumers and the public b…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died In Committee Feb 3, 2026 Why This Matters SB2218 would have reduced penalties for simple cannabis possession in Mississippi, impacting consumers and the public by lessening potential legal repercussions. Real-world effect: SB2218 would have reduced penalties for simple cannabis possession in Mississippi, impacting consumers and the public by lessening potential legal repercussions.
MS Medical	HB1430 ↓ Prohibiting Marijuana possession; authorize a civil penalty when less than 3.5 ounces. HB1430 authorized a civil penalty for possessing less than 3	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	HB1430 authorized a civil penalty for possessing less than 3.5 ounces of marijuana, impacting consumers by potentially …	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died In Committee Feb 3, 2026 Why This Matters HB1430 authorized a civil penalty for possessing less than 3.5 ounces of marijuana, impacting consumers by potentially reducing criminal charges in Mississippi. Real-world effect: HB1430 authorized a civil penalty for possessing less than 3.5 ounces of marijuana, impacting consumers by potentially reducing criminal charges in Mississippi.
MS Medical	HB1431 ↑ Legalizing Marijuana; authorize "time served" if less than 3.5 ounces. HB1431 authorized "time served" for cannabis possession under 3	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	HB1431 authorized "time served" for cannabis possession under 3.5 ounces, offering relief to Mississippians with minor …	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died In Committee Feb 3, 2026 Why This Matters HB1431 authorized "time served" for cannabis possession under 3.5 ounces, offering relief to Mississippians with minor marijuana offenses. Real-world effect: HB1431 authorized "time served" for cannabis possession under 3.5 ounces, offering relief to Mississippians with minor marijuana offenses.
MS Medical	HB196 ↓ Prohibiting Marijuana possession; provide civil penalty for. HB196 would have replaced criminal penalties with civil fines for marijuana possession in…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	HB196 would have replaced criminal penalties with civil fines for marijuana possession in Mississippi, impacting consum…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died In Committee Feb 3, 2026 Why This Matters HB196 would have replaced criminal penalties with civil fines for marijuana possession in Mississippi, impacting consumers and the justice system. Real-world effect: HB196 would have replaced criminal penalties with civil fines for marijuana possession in Mississippi, impacting consumers and the justice system.
MS Medical	HB1280 ↓ Prohibiting Marijuana; reduce penalties for possession of. HB1280 reduced penalties for cannabis possession in Mississippi, which would have lessene…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	HB1280 reduced penalties for cannabis possession in Mississippi, which would have lessened legal burdens for consumers …	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died In Committee Feb 3, 2026 Why This Matters HB1280 reduced penalties for cannabis possession in Mississippi, which would have lessened legal burdens for consumers and the public. Real-world effect: HB1280 reduced penalties for cannabis possession in Mississippi, which would have lessened legal burdens for consumers and the public.
MS Medical	SB2229 ↑ Legalizing Marijuana; provide that simple possession of 30 grams or less is a civil infraction. SB2229 made possession of 30 grams or less of marijuana a civil infraction in Mississippi…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	SB2229 made possession of 30 grams or less of marijuana a civil infraction in Mississippi, shifting from criminal penal…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died In Committee Feb 3, 2026 Why This Matters SB2229 made possession of 30 grams or less of marijuana a civil infraction in Mississippi, shifting from criminal penalties for consumers. Real-world effect: SB2229 made possession of 30 grams or less of marijuana a civil infraction in Mississippi, shifting from criminal penalties for consumers.
MS Medical	HB199 ↓ Prohibiting Marijuana; civil penalty for simple possession of 30 grams or less. HB199 would have replaced criminal penalties with civil fines for possessing small amount…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	HB199 would have replaced criminal penalties with civil fines for possessing small amounts of cannabis in Mississippi, …	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died In Committee Feb 3, 2026 Why This Matters HB199 would have replaced criminal penalties with civil fines for possessing small amounts of cannabis in Mississippi, impacting consumers and the justice system. Real-world effect: HB199 would have replaced criminal penalties with civil fines for possessing small amounts of cannabis in Mississippi, impacting consumers and the justice system.
MS Medical	SB2095 ↑ Legalizing Warrantless search; odor of marijuana insufficient to provide probable cause for. SB2095 would have prevented warrantless searches based solely on marijuana odor, protecti…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	SB2095 would have prevented warrantless searches based solely on marijuana odor, protecting Mississippians from intrusi…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died In Committee Feb 3, 2026 Why This Matters SB2095 would have prevented warrantless searches based solely on marijuana odor, protecting Mississippians from intrusive law enforcement practices. Real-world effect: SB2095 would have prevented warrantless searches based solely on marijuana odor, protecting Mississippians from intrusive law enforcement practices.
MS Medical	HB448 ↑ Legalizing Uniform Controlled Substances Law; exclude hypodermic syringes from definition of paraphernalia. HB448 excluded hypodermic syringes from paraphernalia, impacting public health and drug p…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	HB448 excluded hypodermic syringes from paraphernalia, impacting public health and drug policy by potentially reducing …	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died In Committee Feb 3, 2026 Why This Matters HB448 excluded hypodermic syringes from paraphernalia, impacting public health and drug policy by potentially reducing harm for people who use drugs in Mississippi. Real-world effect: HB448 excluded hypodermic syringes from paraphernalia, impacting public health and drug policy by potentially reducing harm for people who use drugs in Mississippi.
MS Medical	SB2645 ↓ Prohibiting Beverages containing hemp, THC or kratom; prohibit sale of. SB2645 prohibited the sale of beverages containing hemp, THC, or kratom in Mississippi, i…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	SB2645 prohibited the sale of beverages containing hemp, THC, or kratom in Mississippi, impacting consumer access and t…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Died In Committee Feb 3, 2026 Why This Matters SB2645 prohibited the sale of beverages containing hemp, THC, or kratom in Mississippi, impacting consumer access and the state's emerging cannabis and kratom markets. Real-world effect: SB2645 prohibited the sale of beverages containing hemp, THC, or kratom in Mississippi, impacting consumer access and the state's emerging cannabis and kratom markets.
MT Recreational	SB307 ↑ Legalizing Reallocate Montana marijuana tax revenue SB307 would have reallocated Montana marijuana tax revenue, impacting public funds and po…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	APR 1	SB307 would have reallocated Montana marijuana tax revenue, impacting public funds and potentially future cannabis prog…	Read Bill →
Last Action: (S) Died in Process May 23, 2025 Why This Matters SB307 would have reallocated Montana marijuana tax revenue, impacting public funds and potentially future cannabis program resources. Real-world effect: SB307 would have reallocated Montana marijuana tax revenue, impacting public funds and potentially future cannabis program resources.
MT Recreational	SB255 ↑ Legalizing Revise recreational marijuana laws to require a marijuana identification card SB255 required recreational marijuana users in Montana to obtain an identification card, …	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	SB255 required recreational marijuana users in Montana to obtain an identification card, impacting consumer access and …	Read Bill →
Last Action: (S) Died in Process May 23, 2025 Why This Matters SB255 required recreational marijuana users in Montana to obtain an identification card, impacting consumer access and privacy. Real-world effect: SB255 required recreational marijuana users in Montana to obtain an identification card, impacting consumer access and privacy.
MT Recreational	SB443 ↑ Legalizing Revise drug laws to regulate THC levels SB443 revised Montana drug laws to regulate THC levels, impacting consumers and the canna…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	MAR 1	SB443 revised Montana drug laws to regulate THC levels, impacting consumers and the cannabis industry.	Read Bill →
Last Action: (S) Died in Process May 23, 2025 Why This Matters SB443 revised Montana drug laws to regulate THC levels, impacting consumers and the cannabis industry. Real-world effect: SB443 revised Montana drug laws to regulate THC levels, impacting consumers and the cannabis industry.
MT Recreational	HB688 ↑ Legalizing Generally revise marijuana laws HB688's failure means Montana's existing marijuana laws remain unchanged, impacting patie…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	APR 9	HB688's failure means Montana's existing marijuana laws remain unchanged, impacting patient access, consumer product av…	Read Bill →
Last Action: (S) Died in Standing Committee May 22, 2025 Why This Matters HB688's failure means Montana's existing marijuana laws remain unchanged, impacting patient access, consumer product availability, and operator regulations. Real-world effect: HB688's failure means Montana's existing marijuana laws remain unchanged, impacting patient access, consumer product availability, and operator regulations.
MT Recreational	HB698 ↑ Legalizing Generally revise laws related to local government and marijuana dispensaries HB698 would have allowed local governments to ban or limit cannabis dispensaries, impacti…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	APR 9	HB698 would have allowed local governments to ban or limit cannabis dispensaries, impacting consumer access and operato…	Read Bill →
Last Action: (S) Died in Standing Committee May 22, 2025 Why This Matters HB698 would have allowed local governments to ban or limit cannabis dispensaries, impacting consumer access and operator business in Montana. Real-world effect: HB698 would have allowed local governments to ban or limit cannabis dispensaries, impacting consumer access and operator business in Montana.
MT Recreational	HB541 ↑ Legalizing Revise DUI laws to include controlled substances HB541 revised Montana's DUI laws to include controlled substances, impacting public safet…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	MAR 28	HB541 revised Montana's DUI laws to include controlled substances, impacting public safety and legal frameworks for imp…	Read Bill →
Last Action: (S) Died in Standing Committee May 22, 2025 Why This Matters HB541 revised Montana's DUI laws to include controlled substances, impacting public safety and legal frameworks for impaired driving. Real-world effect: HB541 revised Montana's DUI laws to include controlled substances, impacting public safety and legal frameworks for impaired driving.
MT Recreational	HB608 ↑ Legalizing Revise THC regulatory laws HB608 revised Montana's THC regulatory laws, impacting product potency and availability f…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	HB608 revised Montana's THC regulatory laws, impacting product potency and availability for consumers and operators.	Read Bill →
Last Action: (H) Died in Process May 20, 2025 Why This Matters HB608 revised Montana's THC regulatory laws, impacting product potency and availability for consumers and operators. Real-world effect: HB608 revised Montana's THC regulatory laws, impacting product potency and availability for consumers and operators.
MT Recreational	HB331 ↑ Legalizing Generally revise laws relating to marijuana advertising HB331 would have restricted cannabis advertising in Montana, impacting how operators reac…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	FEB 6	HB331 would have restricted cannabis advertising in Montana, impacting how operators reach consumers and patients.	Read Bill →
Last Action: (H) Died in Process May 20, 2025 Why This Matters HB331 would have restricted cannabis advertising in Montana, impacting how operators reach consumers and patients. Real-world effect: HB331 would have restricted cannabis advertising in Montana, impacting how operators reach consumers and patients.
MT Recreational	HB659 ↑ Legalizing Revising marijuana election requirements in certain municipalities HB659 revised marijuana election requirements in certain Montana municipalities, impactin…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	MAR 5	HB659 revised marijuana election requirements in certain Montana municipalities, impacting local control over cannabis …	Read Bill →
Last Action: (H) Died in Process May 20, 2025 Why This Matters HB659 revised marijuana election requirements in certain Montana municipalities, impacting local control over cannabis businesses for consumers and operators. Real-world effect: HB659 revised marijuana election requirements in certain Montana municipalities, impacting local control over cannabis businesses for consumers and operators.
MT Recreational	HB298 ↑ Legalizing Revise local election laws on approval of marijuana businesses HB298 revised local election laws for marijuana business approval, impacting voter contro…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	FEB 26	HB298 revised local election laws for marijuana business approval, impacting voter control over cannabis commerce in Mo…	Read Bill →
Last Action: (H) Died in Process May 20, 2025 Why This Matters HB298 revised local election laws for marijuana business approval, impacting voter control over cannabis commerce in Montana. Real-world effect: HB298 revised local election laws for marijuana business approval, impacting voter control over cannabis commerce in Montana.
MT Recreational	HB748 ↑ Legalizing Generally revise medical marijuana purchase limits HB748 would have revised medical marijuana purchase limits in Montana, impacting patient …	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	MAR 4	HB748 would have revised medical marijuana purchase limits in Montana, impacting patient access and the market for medi…	Read Bill →
Last Action: (H) Died in Process May 20, 2025 Why This Matters HB748 would have revised medical marijuana purchase limits in Montana, impacting patient access and the market for medical cannabis operators. Real-world effect: HB748 would have revised medical marijuana purchase limits in Montana, impacting patient access and the market for medical cannabis operators.
NE Medical	LB475 ↑ Legalizing Classify tianeptine as a controlled substance LB475 classified tianeptine as a controlled substance, impacting consumer access and publ…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	LB475 classified tianeptine as a controlled substance, impacting consumer access and public health in Nebraska.	Read Bill →
Last Action: Provisions/portions of LB475 amended into LB230 by AM577 Jun 6, 2025 Why This Matters LB475 classified tianeptine as a controlled substance, impacting consumer access and public health in Nebraska. Real-world effect: LB475 classified tianeptine as a controlled substance, impacting consumer access and public health in Nebraska.
NE Medical	LB6 ↓ Prohibiting Provide for a penalty enhancement for a controlled substances violation resulting in serious bodily injury or death LB6 adds penalty enhancements for controlled substance violations causing serious injury …	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	LB6 adds penalty enhancements for controlled substance violations causing serious injury or death, impacting public saf…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Provisions/portions of LB6 amended into LB530 by AM1219 Jun 6, 2025 Why This Matters LB6 adds penalty enhancements for controlled substance violations causing serious injury or death, impacting public safety and the legal consequences for drug-related harm. Real-world effect: LB6 adds penalty enhancements for controlled substance violations causing serious injury or death, impacting public safety and the legal consequences for drug-related harm.
NV Recreational	AB203 ↑ Legalizing Revises provisions relating to cannabis. (BDR 56-134) AB203 would have revised cannabis regulations in Nevada, impacting consumers and operator…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	AB203 would have revised cannabis regulations in Nevada, impacting consumers and operators by altering market rules and…	Read Bill →
Last Action: (No further action taken.) Jun 3, 2025 Why This Matters AB203 would have revised cannabis regulations in Nevada, impacting consumers and operators by altering market rules and access. Real-world effect: AB203 would have revised cannabis regulations in Nevada, impacting consumers and operators by altering market rules and access.
NV Recreational	AB308 ↑ Legalizing Revises provisions relating to cannabis establishment agents. (BDR 56-822) AB308 revised cannabis agent provisions, impacting employment and operations within Nevad…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	AB308 revised cannabis agent provisions, impacting employment and operations within Nevada's cannabis industry.	Read Bill →
Last Action: (No further action taken.) Jun 3, 2025 Why This Matters AB308 revised cannabis agent provisions, impacting employment and operations within Nevada's cannabis industry. Real-world effect: AB308 revised cannabis agent provisions, impacting employment and operations within Nevada's cannabis industry.
NV Recreational	AB307 ↑ Legalizing Revises provisions governing the taxation of sales of cannabis and cannabis products. (BDR 32-149) AB307 would have revised cannabis sales taxation in Nevada, impacting consumer prices and…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	AB307 would have revised cannabis sales taxation in Nevada, impacting consumer prices and state revenue, but it failed …	Read Bill →
Last Action: (No further action taken.) Jun 3, 2025 Why This Matters AB307 would have revised cannabis sales taxation in Nevada, impacting consumer prices and state revenue, but it failed to pass. Real-world effect: AB307 would have revised cannabis sales taxation in Nevada, impacting consumer prices and state revenue, but it failed to pass.
NV Recreational	AB149 ↑ Legalizing Revises provisions relating to cannabis. (BDR 56-51) AB149 would have revised cannabis provisions in Nevada, impacting patients, consumers, an…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	AB149 would have revised cannabis provisions in Nevada, impacting patients, consumers, and operators by altering existi…	Read Bill →
Last Action: (No further action taken.) Jun 3, 2025 Why This Matters AB149 would have revised cannabis provisions in Nevada, impacting patients, consumers, and operators by altering existing regulations. Real-world effect: AB149 would have revised cannabis provisions in Nevada, impacting patients, consumers, and operators by altering existing regulations.
NV Recreational	SB356 ↑ Legalizing Revises provisions relating to hemp. (BDR 56-916) SB356 failed, meaning Nevada's hemp industry remains unregulated for intoxicating cannabi…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	SB356 failed, meaning Nevada's hemp industry remains unregulated for intoxicating cannabinoids like delta-8, impacting …	Read Bill →
Last Action: (Pursuant to Joint Standing Rule No. 14.3.1, no further action allowed.) Apr 12, 2025 Why This Matters SB356 failed, meaning Nevada's hemp industry remains unregulated for intoxicating cannabinoids like delta-8, impacting consumer safety and market clarity. Real-world effect: SB356 failed, meaning Nevada's hemp industry remains unregulated for intoxicating cannabinoids like delta-8, impacting consumer safety and market clarity.
OR Recreational	HB4139 ↑ Legalizing Relating to cannabis; prescribing an effective date. HB4139 aimed to streamline cannabis regulations in Oregon, impacting consumers through cl…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	FEB 11	HB4139 aimed to streamline cannabis regulations in Oregon, impacting consumers through clearer product access and opera…	Read Bill →
Last Action: In committee upon adjournment. Mar 6, 2026 Why This Matters HB4139 aimed to streamline cannabis regulations in Oregon, impacting consumers through clearer product access and operators via simplified compliance. Real-world effect: HB4139 aimed to streamline cannabis regulations in Oregon, impacting consumers through clearer product access and operators via simplified compliance.
OR Recreational	SB1548 ↑ Legalizing Relating to marijuana; prescribing an effective date. SB1548 aimed to allow medical marijuana dispensaries to sell adult-use cannabis, impactin…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	FEB 19	SB1548 aimed to allow medical marijuana dispensaries to sell adult-use cannabis, impacting consumer access and operator…	Read Bill →
Last Action: In committee upon adjournment. Mar 6, 2026 Why This Matters SB1548 aimed to allow medical marijuana dispensaries to sell adult-use cannabis, impacting consumer access and operator revenue in Oregon. Real-world effect: SB1548 aimed to allow medical marijuana dispensaries to sell adult-use cannabis, impacting consumer access and operator revenue in Oregon.
TN Illegal	HB0836 ↑ Legalizing AN ACT to amend Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 4; Title 29; Title 33; Title 38; Title 39; Title 40; Title 41; Title 43; Title 45; Title 50; Title 53; Title 63; Title 67; Title 68 and Title 71, relative to cannabis. HB0836 failed to pass, meaning Tennessee's comprehensive cannabis reform, impacting crimi…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	APR 1	HB0836 failed to pass, meaning Tennessee's comprehensive cannabis reform, impacting criminal justice, health, and agric…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Failed in s/c Criminal Justice Subcommittee of Judiciary Committee Apr 1, 2025 Why This Matters HB0836 failed to pass, meaning Tennessee's comprehensive cannabis reform, impacting criminal justice, health, and agriculture, will not proceed, leaving current laws unchanged for patients, consumers, and operators. Real-world effect: HB0836 failed to pass, meaning Tennessee's comprehensive cannabis reform, impacting criminal justice, health, and agriculture, will not proceed, leaving current laws unchanged for patients, consumers, and operators.
TN Illegal	SB0489 ↑ Legalizing AN ACT to amend Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 4; Title 38, Chapter 3; Title 39, Chapter 17; Title 43; Title 50; Title 53; Title 63; Title 67 and Title 68, relative to the "Tennessee Medical Cannabis Act." SB0489, the "Tennessee Medical Cannabis Act," failed to pass, meaning medical cannabis re…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	SB0489, the "Tennessee Medical Cannabis Act," failed to pass, meaning medical cannabis remains illegal for patients and…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Failed in Senate Judiciary Committee / no second Feb 25, 2025 Why This Matters SB0489, the "Tennessee Medical Cannabis Act," failed to pass, meaning medical cannabis remains illegal for patients and consumers in Tennessee. Real-world effect: SB0489, the "Tennessee Medical Cannabis Act," failed to pass, meaning medical cannabis remains illegal for patients and consumers in Tennessee.
UT Medical	HB0469 ↑ Legalizing Cannabinoid Amendments HB0469 failed, leaving Utah's medical cannabis program unchanged for patients and operato…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	FEB 11	HB0469 failed, leaving Utah's medical cannabis program unchanged for patients and operators regarding product types and…	Read Bill →
Last Action: House/ filed in House file for bills not passed Mar 6, 2026 Why This Matters HB0469 failed, leaving Utah's medical cannabis program unchanged for patients and operators regarding product types and dispensing. Real-world effect: HB0469 failed, leaving Utah's medical cannabis program unchanged for patients and operators regarding product types and dispensing.
UT Medical	SB0325 ↑ Legalizing Amendments to Cannabis Agreements With Tribes SB0325 allowed the Utah Department of Health to enter into cannabis compacts with tribes,…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	SB0325 allowed the Utah Department of Health to enter into cannabis compacts with tribes, potentially expanding access …	Read Bill →
Last Action: Senate/ filed in Senate file for bills not passed Mar 6, 2026 Why This Matters SB0325 allowed the Utah Department of Health to enter into cannabis compacts with tribes, potentially expanding access for patients and consumers. Real-world effect: SB0325 allowed the Utah Department of Health to enter into cannabis compacts with tribes, potentially expanding access for patients and consumers.
UT Medical	SB0114 ↑ Legalizing Controlled Substances Amendments SB0114 would have allowed pharmacists to dispense medical cannabis, potentially improving…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	SB0114 would have allowed pharmacists to dispense medical cannabis, potentially improving patient access and convenienc…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Senate/ filed in Senate file for bills not passed Mar 6, 2026 Why This Matters SB0114 would have allowed pharmacists to dispense medical cannabis, potentially improving patient access and convenience in Utah. Real-world effect: SB0114 would have allowed pharmacists to dispense medical cannabis, potentially improving patient access and convenience in Utah.
UT Medical	HB0281 ↑ Legalizing Workers' Compensation Cannabis Amendments HB0281 clarified workers' compensation for cannabis-related injuries, impacting patient a…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	HB0281 clarified workers' compensation for cannabis-related injuries, impacting patient access to treatment and employe…	Read Bill →
Last Action: House/ filed in House file for bills not passed Mar 6, 2026 Why This Matters HB0281 clarified workers' compensation for cannabis-related injuries, impacting patient access to treatment and employer liability in Utah. Real-world effect: HB0281 clarified workers' compensation for cannabis-related injuries, impacting patient access to treatment and employer liability in Utah.
UT Medical	HB0253 ↓ Prohibiting Marijuana Use or Possession Penalty Amendments HB0253 would have reduced penalties for cannabis possession in Utah, impacting consumers …	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	HB0253 would have reduced penalties for cannabis possession in Utah, impacting consumers and the public by lessening le…	Read Bill →
Last Action: House/ filed in House file for bills not passed Mar 6, 2026 Why This Matters HB0253 would have reduced penalties for cannabis possession in Utah, impacting consumers and the public by lessening legal repercussions. Real-world effect: HB0253 would have reduced penalties for cannabis possession in Utah, impacting consumers and the public by lessening legal repercussions.
WI Decriminalized	AB1061 ↓ Prohibiting Legalizing the possession of cannabis; medical cannabis; expunging or adjusting past convictions for marijuana-related crimes; regulating the production, processing, transportation, testing, and sale of cannabis; granting rule-making authority; providing an exemption from emergency rule procedures; making an appropriation; and providing a penalty. (FE) AB1061 would have legalized adult-use and medical cannabis, expunged past convictions, an…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	AB1061 would have legalized adult-use and medical cannabis, expunged past convictions, and regulated the industry in Wi…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Fiscal estimate received Mar 24, 2026 Why This Matters AB1061 would have legalized adult-use and medical cannabis, expunged past convictions, and regulated the industry in Wisconsin, impacting consumers, patients, and the public. Real-world effect: AB1061 would have legalized adult-use and medical cannabis, expunged past convictions, and regulated the industry in Wisconsin, impacting consumers, patients, and the public.
WI Decriminalized	SB1045 ↓ Prohibiting Legalizing the possession of cannabis; medical cannabis; expunging or adjusting past convictions for marijuana-related crimes; regulating the production, processing, transportation, testing, and sale of cannabis; granting rule-making authority; providing an exemption from emergency rule procedures; making an appropriation; and providing a penalty. (FE) SB1045 would have legalized cannabis possession, established medical cannabis, expunged p…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	SB1045 would have legalized cannabis possession, established medical cannabis, expunged past convictions, and regulated…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Failed to pass pursuant to Senate Joint Resolution 1 Mar 23, 2026 Why This Matters SB1045 would have legalized cannabis possession, established medical cannabis, expunged past convictions, and regulated the industry in Wisconsin, impacting consumers, patients, and the public. Real-world effect: SB1045 would have legalized cannabis possession, established medical cannabis, expunged past convictions, and regulated the industry in Wisconsin, impacting consumers, patients, and the public.
WI Decriminalized	SB534 ↓ Prohibiting Regulating medical cannabis, the prescription drug monitoring program, and providing a penalty. (FE) SB534 would have regulated medical cannabis and the prescription drug monitoring program …	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	SB534 would have regulated medical cannabis and the prescription drug monitoring program in Wisconsin, impacting patien…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Failed to pass pursuant to Senate Joint Resolution 1 Mar 23, 2026 Why This Matters SB534 would have regulated medical cannabis and the prescription drug monitoring program in Wisconsin, impacting patient access and public health oversight. Real-world effect: SB534 would have regulated medical cannabis and the prescription drug monitoring program in Wisconsin, impacting patient access and public health oversight.
WI Decriminalized	AB547 ↓ Prohibiting Regulating medical cannabis, the prescription drug monitoring program, and providing a penalty. (FE) AB547 regulated medical cannabis and its inclusion in the prescription drug monitoring pr…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	AB547 regulated medical cannabis and its inclusion in the prescription drug monitoring program, impacting patient acces…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Failed to pass pursuant to Senate Joint Resolution 1 Mar 23, 2026 Why This Matters AB547 regulated medical cannabis and its inclusion in the prescription drug monitoring program, impacting patient access and public health oversight in Wisconsin. Real-world effect: AB547 regulated medical cannabis and its inclusion in the prescription drug monitoring program, impacting patient access and public health oversight in Wisconsin.
WI Decriminalized	SB499 ↑ Legalizing The definition of hemp. (FE) SB499 failed, leaving Wisconsin's hemp definition unchanged and maintaining the current r…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	SB499 failed, leaving Wisconsin's hemp definition unchanged and maintaining the current regulatory landscape for consum…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Failed to pass pursuant to Senate Joint Resolution 1 Mar 23, 2026 Why This Matters SB499 failed, leaving Wisconsin's hemp definition unchanged and maintaining the current regulatory landscape for consumers and operators. Real-world effect: SB499 failed, leaving Wisconsin's hemp definition unchanged and maintaining the current regulatory landscape for consumers and operators.
WI Decriminalized	AB503 ↑ Legalizing The definition of hemp. (FE) AB503 redefined hemp to exclude delta-8 THC and other intoxicating cannabinoids, impactin…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	AB503 redefined hemp to exclude delta-8 THC and other intoxicating cannabinoids, impacting consumer access and the lega…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Failed to pass pursuant to Senate Joint Resolution 1 Mar 23, 2026 Why This Matters AB503 redefined hemp to exclude delta-8 THC and other intoxicating cannabinoids, impacting consumer access and the legal landscape for cannabis businesses in Wisconsin. Real-world effect: AB503 redefined hemp to exclude delta-8 THC and other intoxicating cannabinoids, impacting consumer access and the legal landscape for cannabis businesses in Wisconsin.
WI Decriminalized	AB680 ↓ Prohibiting Prohibiting individuals under age 21 from accessing intoxicating hemp products and providing a penalty. (FE) AB680 prohibited individuals under 21 from accessing intoxicating hemp products, aiming t…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	AB680 prohibited individuals under 21 from accessing intoxicating hemp products, aiming to regulate youth access to the…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Failed to pass pursuant to Senate Joint Resolution 1 Mar 23, 2026 Why This Matters AB680 prohibited individuals under 21 from accessing intoxicating hemp products, aiming to regulate youth access to these substances in Wisconsin. Real-world effect: AB680 prohibited individuals under 21 from accessing intoxicating hemp products, aiming to regulate youth access to these substances in Wisconsin.
WI Decriminalized	SB644 ↓ Prohibiting Prohibiting individuals under age 21 from accessing intoxicating hemp products and providing a penalty. (FE) SB644 prohibited individuals under 21 from accessing intoxicating hemp products, impactin…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	SB644 prohibited individuals under 21 from accessing intoxicating hemp products, impacting youth access and public heal…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Failed to pass pursuant to Senate Joint Resolution 1 Mar 23, 2026 Why This Matters SB644 prohibited individuals under 21 from accessing intoxicating hemp products, impacting youth access and public health in Wisconsin. Real-world effect: SB644 prohibited individuals under 21 from accessing intoxicating hemp products, impacting youth access and public health in Wisconsin.
WI Decriminalized	SB1083 ↓ Prohibiting Applying the indoor smoking ban to electronic delivery devices and marijuana. SB1083 extended Wisconsin's indoor smoking ban to e-cigarettes and marijuana, impacting p…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	SB1083 extended Wisconsin's indoor smoking ban to e-cigarettes and marijuana, impacting public health and where consume…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Failed to pass pursuant to Senate Joint Resolution 1 Mar 23, 2026 Why This Matters SB1083 extended Wisconsin's indoor smoking ban to e-cigarettes and marijuana, impacting public health and where consumers could use cannabis if legalized. Real-world effect: SB1083 extended Wisconsin's indoor smoking ban to e-cigarettes and marijuana, impacting public health and where consumers could use cannabis if legalized.
WI Decriminalized	AB1112 ↓ Prohibiting Applying the indoor smoking ban to electronic delivery devices and marijuana. AB1112 extended Wisconsin's indoor smoking ban to e-cigarettes and marijuana, impacting p…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	AB1112 extended Wisconsin's indoor smoking ban to e-cigarettes and marijuana, impacting public health and where consume…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Failed to pass pursuant to Senate Joint Resolution 1 Mar 23, 2026 Why This Matters AB1112 extended Wisconsin's indoor smoking ban to e-cigarettes and marijuana, impacting public health and where consumers can use these products. Real-world effect: AB1112 extended Wisconsin's indoor smoking ban to e-cigarettes and marijuana, impacting public health and where consumers can use these products.
WI Decriminalized	SB682 ↑ Legalizing Regulating hemp-derived cannabinoid products. SB682 would have regulated hemp-derived cannabinoid products, impacting consumer access, …	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	SB682 would have regulated hemp-derived cannabinoid products, impacting consumer access, product safety, and the market…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Failed to pass pursuant to Senate Joint Resolution 1 Mar 23, 2026 Why This Matters SB682 would have regulated hemp-derived cannabinoid products, impacting consumer access, product safety, and the market for operators in Wisconsin. Real-world effect: SB682 would have regulated hemp-derived cannabinoid products, impacting consumer access, product safety, and the market for operators in Wisconsin.
WI Decriminalized	AB747 ↑ Legalizing Regulating hemp-derived cannabinoid products. AB747 would have regulated hemp-derived cannabinoid products in Wisconsin, impacting cons…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	AB747 would have regulated hemp-derived cannabinoid products in Wisconsin, impacting consumer access, product safety, a…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Failed to pass pursuant to Senate Joint Resolution 1 Mar 23, 2026 Why This Matters AB747 would have regulated hemp-derived cannabinoid products in Wisconsin, impacting consumer access, product safety, and market operations. Real-world effect: AB747 would have regulated hemp-derived cannabinoid products in Wisconsin, impacting consumer access, product safety, and market operations.
WI Decriminalized	SB681 ↓ Prohibiting Regulation of hemp-derived cannabinoid products, renaming the Division of Alcohol Beverages as the Division of Intoxicating Products, creating an occupational tax on hemp-derived cannabinoid products, alcohol beverage warehouses and production arrangements, granting rule-making authority, and providing a penalty. (FE) SB681 would have regulated hemp-derived cannabinoids, renamed the Division of Alcohol Bev…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	SB681 would have regulated hemp-derived cannabinoids, renamed the Division of Alcohol Beverages, and created an occupat…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Failed to pass pursuant to Senate Joint Resolution 1 Mar 23, 2026 Why This Matters SB681 would have regulated hemp-derived cannabinoids, renamed the Division of Alcohol Beverages, and created an occupational tax on these products in Wisconsin. Real-world effect: SB681 would have regulated hemp-derived cannabinoids, renamed the Division of Alcohol Beverages, and created an occupational tax on these products in Wisconsin.
WI Decriminalized	AB606 ↓ Prohibiting Regulation of hemp-derived cannabinoid products, renaming the Division of Alcohol Beverages as the Division of Intoxicating Products, creating an occupational tax on hemp-derived cannabinoid products, alcohol beverage warehouses and production arrangements, granting rule-making authority, and providing a penalty. (FE) AB606 would have regulated hemp-derived cannabinoids, renamed the Division of Alcohol Bev…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	AB606 would have regulated hemp-derived cannabinoids, renamed the Division of Alcohol Beverages, and created an occupat…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Failed to pass pursuant to Senate Joint Resolution 1 Mar 23, 2026 Why This Matters AB606 would have regulated hemp-derived cannabinoids, renamed the Division of Alcohol Beverages, and created an occupational tax on these products in Wisconsin. Real-world effect: AB606 would have regulated hemp-derived cannabinoids, renamed the Division of Alcohol Beverages, and created an occupational tax on these products in Wisconsin.
WY Illegal	HB0166 ↑ Legalizing Marijuana-class III substance. HB0166 classified marijuana as a Class III substance, which would have allowed medical us…	Intro Cmte ✗ ✗ Failed	—	HB0166 classified marijuana as a Class III substance, which would have allowed medical use in Wyoming, impacting patien…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Did not Consider for Introduction Feb 13, 2026 Why This Matters HB0166 classified marijuana as a Class III substance, which would have allowed medical use in Wyoming, impacting patients and the public. Real-world effect: HB0166 classified marijuana as a Class III substance, which would have allowed medical use in Wyoming, impacting patients and the public.
CA Recreational	AB1332 ↑ Legalizing Medicinal cannabis: shipments. Patients could have received medical cannabis deliveries from licensed retailers statewid…	Intro Cmte Vote ✗ ✗ Vetoed	SEP 11	Patients could have received medical cannabis deliveries from licensed retailers statewide, regardless of local bans.	Read Bill →
Last Action: Consideration of Governor's veto stricken from file. Jan 22, 2026 Why This Matters Patients could have received medical cannabis deliveries from licensed retailers statewide, regardless of local bans. Real-world effect: Patients could have received medical cannabis deliveries from licensed retailers statewide, regardless of local bans.
DE Recreational	SB75 ↑ Legalizing An Act To Amend Title 4 Of The Delaware Code Relating To Local Control Of Retail Marijuana Stores By Counties. SB75 allows Delaware counties to ban retail marijuana stores, impacting consumer access a…	Intro Cmte Vote ✗ ✗ Vetoed	JAN 28	SB75 allows Delaware counties to ban retail marijuana stores, impacting consumer access and operator locations despite …	Read Bill →
Last Action: Veto Override Passed in the Senate. 14 YES 6 NO 1 NOT VOTING Jan 28, 2026 Why This Matters SB75 allows Delaware counties to ban retail marijuana stores, impacting consumer access and operator locations despite the state's legalization. Real-world effect: SB75 allows Delaware counties to ban retail marijuana stores, impacting consumer access and operator locations despite the state's legalization.
MS Medical	HB895 ↑ Legalizing Medical cannabis; eliminate mandatory follow-up visit and extend validity periods of certification and ID cards to 24 months. HB895 eliminated mandatory follow-up visits and extended medical cannabis certification a…	Intro Cmte Vote ✗ ✗ Vetoed	MAR 18	HB895 eliminated mandatory follow-up visits and extended medical cannabis certification and ID card validity to 24 mont…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Veto Referred To Business and Commerce Mar 29, 2026 Why This Matters HB895 eliminated mandatory follow-up visits and extended medical cannabis certification and ID card validity to 24 months for Mississippi patients. Real-world effect: HB895 eliminated mandatory follow-up visits and extended medical cannabis certification and ID card validity to 24 months for Mississippi patients.
MS Medical	HB1152 ↑ Legalizing Right to Try Medical Cannabis Act; create. HB1152 created a "Right to Try" for terminally ill patients to use medical cannabis, expa…	Intro Cmte Vote ✗ ✗ Vetoed	MAR 17	HB1152 created a "Right to Try" for terminally ill patients to use medical cannabis, expanding access beyond the state'…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Veto Referred To Public Health and Human Services Mar 29, 2026 Why This Matters HB1152 created a "Right to Try" for terminally ill patients to use medical cannabis, expanding access beyond the state's existing program. Real-world effect: HB1152 created a "Right to Try" for terminally ill patients to use medical cannabis, expanding access beyond the state's existing program.
MT Recreational	SB537 ↑ Legalizing Generally revise marijuana tax laws SB537 revised Montana's marijuana tax laws, impacting state revenue and the financial lan…	Intro Cmte Vote ✗ ✗ Vetoed	APR 29	SB537 revised Montana's marijuana tax laws, impacting state revenue and the financial landscape for cannabis businesses…	Read Bill →
Last Action: (S) Veto Override Failed in Legislature Jul 11, 2025 Why This Matters SB537 revised Montana's marijuana tax laws, impacting state revenue and the financial landscape for cannabis businesses and consumers. Real-world effect: SB537 revised Montana's marijuana tax laws, impacting state revenue and the financial landscape for cannabis businesses and consumers.
MT Recreational	HB952 ↑ Legalizing Authorizing governor to enter into agreements with tribal governments relating to marijuana HB952 authorized the Montana governor to enter into marijuana agreements with tribal gove…	Intro Cmte Vote ✗ ✗ Vetoed	APR 18	HB952 authorized the Montana governor to enter into marijuana agreements with tribal governments, impacting state and t…	Read Bill →
Last Action: (H) Vetoed by Governor Jun 19, 2025 Why This Matters HB952 authorized the Montana governor to enter into marijuana agreements with tribal governments, impacting state and tribal cannabis markets and regulatory frameworks. Real-world effect: HB952 authorized the Montana governor to enter into marijuana agreements with tribal governments, impacting state and tribal cannabis markets and regulatory frameworks.
OK Medical	SB522 ↑ Legalizing Medical marijuana; promulgating certain Advisory Council to establish certain task force; requiring certain final report. Effective date. SB522 mandated an Advisory Council to form a task force and submit a final report on medi…	Intro Cmte Vote ✗ ✗ Vetoed	MAY 5	SB522 mandated an Advisory Council to form a task force and submit a final report on medical marijuana, but was vetoed.	Read Bill →
Last Action: Vetoed 05/09/2025 May 12, 2025 Why This Matters SB522 mandated an Advisory Council to form a task force and submit a final report on medical marijuana, but was vetoed. Real-world effect: SB522 mandated an Advisory Council to form a task force and submit a final report on medical marijuana, but was vetoed.
OK Medical	HB2170 ↑ Legalizing Revenue and taxation; fees; transferring duty to collect and enforce registered agent fee to the Secretary of State; state revenue administration; modifying various provisions; Medical Marijuana Tax Fund; effective date. HB2170 transfers the duty to collect and enforce registered agent fees for medical mariju…	Intro Cmte Vote ✗ ✗ Vetoed	APR 30	HB2170 transfers the duty to collect and enforce registered agent fees for medical marijuana businesses to the Secretar…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Vetoed 05/07/2025 May 7, 2025 Why This Matters HB2170 transfers the duty to collect and enforce registered agent fees for medical marijuana businesses to the Secretary of State, impacting state revenue administration and the Medical Marijuana Tax Fund. Real-world effect: HB2170 transfers the duty to collect and enforce registered agent fees for medical marijuana businesses to the Secretary of State, impacting state revenue administration and the Medical Marijuana Tax Fund.
TX Medical	SB3 ↓ Prohibiting Relating to the regulation of products derived from hemp, including consumable hemp products and the hemp-derived cannabinoids contained in those products; requiring occupational licenses and permits; imposing fees; creating criminal offenses; authorizing an administrative penalty. SB3 regulated hemp products and cannabinoids, requiring licenses and creating offenses, i…	Intro Cmte Vote ✗ ✗ Vetoed	MAY 25	SB3 regulated hemp products and cannabinoids, requiring licenses and creating offenses, impacting consumers and operato…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Vetoed by the Governor Jun 22, 2025 Why This Matters SB3 regulated hemp products and cannabinoids, requiring licenses and creating offenses, impacting consumers and operators by restricting access and increasing oversight. Real-world effect: SB3 regulated hemp products and cannabinoids, requiring licenses and creating offenses, impacting consumers and operators by restricting access and increasing oversight.
WV Medical	HB5074 ↑ Legalizing Relating to changing the allocation of proceeds in the Medical Cannabis Program Fund. HB5074 reallocates West Virginia's Medical Cannabis Program Fund proceeds, impacting prog…	Intro Cmte Vote ✗ ✗ Vetoed	MAR 14	HB5074 reallocates West Virginia's Medical Cannabis Program Fund proceeds, impacting program sustainability and potenti…	Read Bill →
Last Action: Vetoed by Governor 4/1/2026 - House Journal Mar 14, 2026 Why This Matters HB5074 reallocates West Virginia's Medical Cannabis Program Fund proceeds, impacting program sustainability and potential patient access or operator costs. Real-world effect: HB5074 reallocates West Virginia's Medical Cannabis Program Fund proceeds, impacting program sustainability and potential patient access or operator costs.

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🏥 141 medical expansion bills 📊 23 bills targeting tax policy ⚖️ 12 expungement bills active 🚚 7 delivery legalization bills

Senate IN COMMITTEE

SAFE Banking Act

Secure and Fair Enforcement Regulation Banking Act of 2026

Senate Banking Committee advanced bill 12-10 along party lines; floor vote expected Q2 2026

Would allow cannabis businesses to access banking services, reducing cash-only operations and associated crime risk. Opposed by some Republicans citing concerns over federal drug scheduling.

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Executive PENDING

DEA Schedule III Rescheduling

DEA Final Rule: Cannabis Reclassification from Schedule I to Schedule III

Public comment period closed; DEA reviewing 40,000+ submissions; final rule expected late 2026

Rescheduling would end the 280E tax burden on cannabis businesses, allow more medical research, and signal a major federal policy shift — without full legalization.

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House INTRODUCED

Veterans Cannabis Research Act

Veterans Equal Access to Cannabis Therapy Act of 2026

Referred to House Veterans' Affairs Committee; bipartisan co-sponsors added

Would allow VA doctors to recommend medical cannabis to veterans in states where it is legal, ending a blanket prohibition that many veterans' advocates call arbitrary and harmful.

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Senate INTRODUCED

States Reform Act

States Reform Act of 2026

Introduced; referred to Senate Judiciary Committee

Would federally deschedule cannabis and leave regulation entirely to states. Backed by libertarian-leaning Republicans but faces opposition from both progressive Democrats (who want federal equity provisions) and traditional conservatives.

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House IN COMMITTEE

MOCA Act

Marijuana Opportunity Commerce and Accountability Act of 2026

House Judiciary subcommittee hearing held; markup scheduled for April

Comprehensive federal legalization bill with social equity provisions, expungement mandate, and federal excise tax framework. Viewed as the most complete legalization proposal but faces an uphill battle in the current Senate.

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Executive/CMS ACTIVE_LITIGATION

CMS Hemp Medicare BEI

CMS Substance Access Beneficiary Engagement Incentive — Hemp Products

D.C. federal court denied emergency restraining order; injunction hearing set for April 20, 2026. Program launched April 1 for ACO REACH and EOM model participants.

Pilot allows eligible Medicare providers to furnish hemp-derived CBD/THC products (≤3mg THC/serving, $500/yr cap) to eligible beneficiaries. SAM and 10 co-plaintiffs are suing to permanently block it under the APA. April 20 injunction hearing is the next key date.

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Senate PASSED

Cannabis Research Act

Cannabidiol and Marihuana Research Expansion Act Reauthorization 2026

Passed Senate 92-4; awaiting House floor vote

Streamlines the process for researchers to study cannabis, removes DEA bottlenecks, and allows FDA-approved trials without Schedule I research restrictions. Broadly bipartisan — one of the few cannabis bills with realistic near-term passage.

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AL · HB72

Crimes & offenses; smoking or vaping marijuana in motor vehicle when child is present prohibited, criminal penalties provided, notification of Department of Human Resources required, mandatory reporting if child smells of marijuana required

HB72 prohibits smoking or vaping marijuana in a motor vehicle with a child present, impos…
HB72 prohibits smoking or vaping marijuana in a motor vehicle with a child present, imposing criminal penalties and requiring DHR notification and mandatory reporting if a child smells of marijuana, impacting consumers and families in Alabama.

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