State Legislatures Taking On Marijuana Policy in 2016
Find out if legislation is being considered in your state
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2016 Presidential Candidate Voter Guide
Find out where the major-party candidates stand on marijuana policy
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Twenty years in seven minutes
MPP's anniversary video highlights 20 years of changing marijuana laws
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Regulating marijuana works
The sky has not fallen in Colorado since voters decided to end marijuana prohibition
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Colorado Government Finds Teen Marijuana Use Has NOT Increased Since Legalization
Rates of marijuana use among Colorado teens have NOT increased since the state made marijuana legal for adults, according to results of a statewide survey released by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE).
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Senate Committee Approves Marijuana Banking Measure
The U.S. Senate Appropriations Committee approved an amendment to the Financial Services and General Government Appropriations bill that is intended to ease access to banking and other financial services for state-legal marijuana businesses.
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National Survey Finds Dip in Teen Marijuana Use, Dispels Anti-legalization Myth
The results of a federal survey released by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control once again dispel the myth that rolling back marijuana prohibition laws will lead to an increase in teen marijuana use.
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Marijuana Policy Project Updates Guide to Presidential Candidates, Adds Third Parties
The nation’s largest marijuana policy organization, the Marijuana Policy Project (MPP), launched an updated presidential candidate voter guide for the general election, which now includes third-party candidates.
Read More"The sole tangible way in which pot is a gateway to other illegal drugs is that it is illegal. The best way to end this easy path to worse narcotics is to legalize it and take it out of the hands of criminals and gangs."