DENVER (AP) — Marijuana legalization for recreational use will be on Colorado ballots this fall.
The Colorado Secretary of State has cleared a legalization initiative, making Colorado the second state after Washington with a legalization question on fall ballots.
Colorado voters will be asked whether pot should be legal for adults over 21 even without a doctor’s recommendation.
Legalization supports in Colorado were given additional time to collect signatures because too many signatures were deemed invalid. The initiative was given a second, smaller window to produce additional signatures.
Colorado voters rejected a legalization measure in 2006. California voters rejected legalization in 2010.
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