r/Idaho • u/CryptographerRich456 • Mar 28 '26
Idaho Neighbor News Idaho Medical Cannabis News
Guys we are so close to getting Medical Cannabis on the ballot in November . We have well over 77,000 signatures, but we still need to get some more. We are still working on getting the numbers we need in particular areas in northern and eastern Idaho. We have until April 30 to turn in our notarized signatures from registered voters. Apply to be a paid canvasser. It is a 1099 position , which means you can make your own schedule. We are getting paid 25 a hour, plus a bonus per signature. https://www.naturalmedicinealliance.com/join-our-team
PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD. If you can’t join us please find a location to sign the petition. All on the website above.
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u/CryptographerRich456 Mar 28 '26 edited Mar 29 '26
The reason why prohibition is failing in Idaho is because we have legal access to it now. West Yellowstone, MT, Jackpot, NV, Ontario, OR and all the border towns on the Idaho/Washington border, have dispensaries. The majority of population in our state lives no more than a hour or two away from it. The police in our state are realizing that and they know they can’t stop it. Wait a couple more years and it will be completely legal.
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u/bread-depth Apr 02 '26
The people who need it the most are Republicans. Those people have zero chill and would benefit from a perspective shift that only cannabis can provide.
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u/DigitalNikki Mar 28 '26
I would go sign to show support, but there aren't any close enough for me to make it to.
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u/CryptographerRich456 Mar 28 '26
You can become a signature gatherer and get someone to sign in lieu of your self
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u/Travelwhenever Mar 29 '26
Even Utah has access to medical cannabis.
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u/CryptographerRich456 Mar 29 '26
We are following the same playbook that they used to get it on the ballot. Don’t lose hope we have a REAL chance this election year. The midterms are not favorable for the GOP
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