Did you see the Governor’s note, John?

Minnesota Senate Republicans are already signaling that they will block adult-use cannabis legalization for the second time in as many years after the 2022 legislative session starts on Monday.

We need to keep the pressure on and send an unmistakable message that Minnesota is ready to get this done!

Add your name and tell the Minnesota legislature: Send adult-use cannabis legalization to Governor Walz’s desk! We haven’t seen your name yet, and we’re counting on you to raise your voice before midnight.

ADD YOUR NAME: LEGALIZE ADULT-USE CANNABIS IN MINNESOTA ⇨

**GOAL: 10,000 Signatures by 11:59 pm**

Thank you,

Team Walz

John,

Let’s be honest: Cannabis prohibition laws don’t work. 

It’s time for us to follow common sense and harness the proven benefits of legalizing adult-use cannabis – from expanding our economy, improving our criminal justice system, creating good-paying jobs across our state, and creating more space for law enforcement to focus on violent crime.

That’s why, as part of our budget request for the upcoming legislative session, Lt. Governor Flanagan and I are calling on the legislature to fund the safe and responsible legalization of adult-use cannabis in Minnesota. Join us and raise your voice today:

ADD YOUR NAME: LEGALIZE ADULT-USE CANNABIS IN MINNESOTA ⇨

**GOAL: 10,000 Signatures by 11:59 pm**

This budget request would give us the tools we need to tax and regulate adult-use cannabis in Minnesota, improve our existing medical cannabis program, offer grants to promote equity and fairness in the legal cannabis market, and fund a statewide education campaign to promote safe consumption.

John, if there’s any state that can do this right, it’s Minnesota. There’s no reason for us to get left behind.

If you agree that Minnesotans deserve the freedom to make responsible decisions about cannabis use themselves, click here to sign on and make your voice heard: Legalize adult-use cannabis.

Thank you,

Tim Walz

ADD YOUR NAME: LEGALIZE ADULT-USE CANNABIS IN MINNESOTA ⇨