Does Minnesota have cannabis dispensaries? Thank you

[Positiveone]

Exactly! You should see the long lines at all the dispensaries in Nevada, California, Colorado & so on. Your right about the taxes. No question about it millions of dollars will be raised. It’s common sense. In my opinion majority of U.S states are taking their time with cannabis legalization.



QUOTE=Cruz Azul Guy;53726084]I really hope recreational is made legal. If it isn’t a priority of the incoming governor it darn well should be! The tax revenues could be used for education, infrastructure projects and tackling the opioid crisis.[/quote]

[Glenfield]

Originally Posted by 2x3x29x41

I'd say 56%-35% is overwhelming support. In fact, I did say that (and, yes, that KSTP poll was what I had in mind).

Your conditional objection to my choice of adverb is duly noted.

55% support legalization while 45% do not. Strong support but not overwhelming.

[gweilo845]

This is a state that just allowed liquor sales on Sundays a year or so ago and still limits grocery stores, gas stations, etc. to 3.2. Even if the new governor wants to fully legalize, he's going to be getting a lot of pushback from the outstate house/senate, who tend to run conservative.

Exactly! You should see the long lines at all the dispensaries in Nevada, California, Colorado & so on.

There were long lines when I went to dispensaries in Vegas, but it all ran very smoothly for the most part (mostly drunk tourists who didn't understand the concept of cash only).