GovExec Daily: Ballot Measures and Drug Policy

Route Fifty's Emma Coleman joins the podcast to discuss how voters treated legalization and decriminalization efforts on Election Day.

November 12, 2020

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By Adam Butler and Ross Gianfortune

The Nov. 3 elections affected thousands of candidates, but ballot measures in several states also changed the nature of the way Americans see drug use. From legalization of recreational cannabis to decriminalization of all drugs, voters in all reaches of the United States voted to change the way states deal with substances.

Route Fifty's Emma Coleman joined GovExec Daily to talk about how ballot measures might change the way states and the federal government deal with drugs.

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