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03/27/2025

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03/27/2025

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03/24/2025

03/24/2025

⚠️Our Texas Senators need to hear from you asap!!!⚠️

SB 3 and SB 1505 are both headed to the Texas Senate to be voted on soon.

Our senators need to hear from as many of their constituents as possible letting them know we are AGAINST SB 3, the bill banning THC and cannabinoids in Texas and are FOR SB 1505, the bill improving Texas’ medical cannabis program aka the TCUP.

If they are going to ban THC and certain cannabinoids, they need to improve Texas’ medical program to allow more patients and more conditions!

We encourage everyone to call all of the Senators below but understand that’s a bit much. If anything, find out who represents you in the link below and call your senator! Details of both bills are in the comments.
https://wrm.capitol.texas.gov/home

03/19/2025

Texas Cannabis Advocates Condemn Misinformation in Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick’s Press Conference on SB 3

03/19/2025

www.TxCannabisCo.com

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03/18/2025

https://texash**pbusinesscouncil.com/sb3/?_kx=1tieEgTHs7f9epcC1_JdbJCbKrmKFHPyKlYmFJeypd-g9XFyK3J2rgpHqo1y_u6I.W9jvhP

PLEASE HELP US STOP THE H**P BAN AND CAST YOUR VOTES, WE URGENTLY ASK EVERYONE TO TAKE ACTION ‼️

03/17/2025

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03/12/2025

Bipartisan Majority Of Texans Back Ma*****na Legalization, Poll Finds

By Kyle Jaeger for Ma*****na Moment

A strong bipartisan majority of Texans support legalizing or decriminalizing ma*****na—and most also want to see the state ban unregulated intoxicating h**p products—according to a new poll.

The survey from the University of Houston’s Hobby School of Public Affairs that was released on Tuesday looked at public opinion on a wide range of policy issues, including cannabis reform.

It found that an overwhelming 79 percent of respondents back legalizing medical ma*****na. That includes 86 percent of Democrats, 75 percent of Republicans and 73 percent of independents.

Another 62 percent are in favor of recreational legalization—with 71 percent of Democrats, 53 percent of Republicans supporting the reform and 63 percent of independents on board.

Support for decriminalizing cannabis stands at 69 percent—including 79 percent of Democrats, 61 percent of Republicans and 67 percent of independents.

“After having provided their stand-alone evaluations of these three policy proposals, Texans were asked which one of the three policies was closest to their own personal preference, with a fourth option of maintaining the current Texas policies and regulations governing ma*****na use in the Lone Star State,” the poll report says. “When forced to pick one of the four policy options, 32% of Texans opted for the legalization of recreational ma*****na, 29% for the legalization of medical ma*****na and 17% for the decriminalization of the possession of ma*****na, with 22% preferring the maintenance of the status quo in Texas under which the sale and use of ma*****na is illegal.”

The poll also asked about the prospect of banning intoxicating h**p products that have proliferated in the state in the absence of a regulated ma*****na market. Fifty-five percent of respondents said they’d support such a ban, with Republicans more supportive (61 percent) than Democrats (48 percent).

Broken down by age, “70 percent of the members of Generation Z support the ban on the sale of consumable THC compared to 46 percent of the members of the Silent Generation/Baby Boomer cohort and 49 percent of Generation X.”

The survey involved interviews with 1,200 Texas adults from January 13-21, with a +/- 2.83 percentage point margin of error.

Some of the sentiment expressed in the poll is shared by Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller (R), who penned an op-ed last month calling for expanded access to medical cannabis while cracking down on the unregulated consumable h**p market.

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick (R) said in December that the state Senate would be taking steps to initiate such a ban on products like delta-8 THC.

Just after the prefiling window opened for new bills in 2025, Texas lawmakers proposed a number of cannabis-related reforms, including measures to legalize cannabis for adults, expand the state’s restrictive low-THC medical program and impose new restrictions on h**p.

The Texas House of Representatives passed a series of bills last session to decriminalize ma*****na, facilitate expungements and allow chronic pain patients to access medical cannabis as an opioid alternative. But those proposals ultimately stalled out in the Senate, which has been a theme for cannabis reform measures in the conservative legislature in recent sessions.

The House passed similar cannabis decriminalization proposals during the two prior legislative sessions, in 2021 and 2019.

03/10/2025

The State Affairs Committee has voted unanimously to advance SB 3!

Next Step: The full Texas Senate will vote on SB 3. The date of this vote is TBD, but it could be as soon as later this week.

We oppose prohibition and therefore oppose SB 3. If passed, the bill would ban the sale THC products, handing this multi-billion dollar industry over to the illicit market. Even worse, SB 3 would severely criminalize the simple possession of federally legal h**p products. Penalties include up to a year in jail, $4,000 in fines, and a permanent criminal record for a drug offense, which carries significant collateral consequences like hindered access to education, employment, and housing. (Bill Overview)

TAKE ACTION: Contact your senator!

1) Send a quick email about Senate Bill 3: https://actionnetwork.org/letters/texas-regulate-dont-ban-thc-products-oppose-sb-3?source=direct_link&

2) Now is a great time to CALL your senator's office. Look up your state senator's phone number (https://wrm.capitol.texas.gov/home). Here's an example of what you might say when you call:

"Hello, my name is _______. I'm a constituent calling about an important bill that will be up for a vote soon. I'm calling to express my strong opposition to SB 3, the bill that would ban h**p THC products. I support regulations to protect young people, but I'm very concerned about the negative impact of prohibition. Our state will be safer if we choose to regulate these products, rather than criminalizing possession of these federally legal products."

Be sure to remain respectful and thank your senator for their service to your district.

03/06/2025

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