Three states will be asking their voters to consider legalizing marijuana for recreational use in 2020, and in those three states the idea would have been all but unthinkable even a few years ago.
As The Motley Fool reports, the tide of public opinion on cannabis use and legalization has turned over the past few years, with 11 states having legalized recreational marijuana, and 22 having legalized medical marijuana. That leaves 17 states without any form of legalized marijuana, according to ProCon.org, and most of those are more traditionally conservative states, states that the casual observer might think would be unlikely to ever legalize marijuana.
When it comes to three of those states, however, the casual observer would be wrong. Mississippi, South Dakota, and Nebraska will all be asking their voters to decide on legalizing marijuana for recreational use in 2020.
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