Measure on the ballot in the 2018 Missouri 2018 General Election in Missouri.
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Get StartedA "yes" vote legalizes medical marijuana while establishing a 2% tax on its sale. The revenue from this tax goes towards education, drug treatment, veteran care, and law enforcement.
A "no" vote would not legalize marijuana or create a tax to fund various activities.
According to Vox Magazine, allowing medical marijuana will make the drug easier to get and allow for more people to abuse it., in opposition to Proposition C (Learn more)
According to the St. Louis Magazine amendment would greatly benefit the quality of life for Missouri veterans and other injured people. , in support of Proposition C (Learn more)
According to Missourians for Patient Care, while Amendment 2 and Amendment 3 also legalize marijuana, Proposition C would make it easier for the state government to amend the law surrounding marijuana, as only the governor's signature, rather than a ballot measure, would be required for reform., in support of Proposition C (Learn more)
According to Missourians for Patient Care, by establishing a tax on the sale of marijuana, the government could get $10 million in additional tax revenue every year, all of which would go towards benefiting Missouri's communities., in support of Proposition C (Learn more)
The legalization of drugs plays an important role in local communities, so the people should have a more direct role over shaping its regulations by being able to vote on ballot measures pertaining to future amendments., in opposition to Proposition C (Learn more)
While this measure establishes a 2% tax, Amendment 2 and Amendment 3 establish far higher taxes that are expected to bring in six times more government revenue than the tax proposed in this measure., in opposition to Proposition C (Learn more)
This measure would ammend the Missouri Constitution to legalize the medical use and sale of marijuana in Missouri. Medical marijuana would have a 2% tax. The tax revenue would go toward veteran care, education, drug treatment, and law enforcement.
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