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Marijuana Legalization Foes In Maine Concede Recount; Recreational Marijuana Officially Wins in Maine

Marijuana Legalization Foes In Maine Concede Recount; Recreational Marijuana Officially Wins in Maine

The No on 1 campaign against legalizing marijuana for recreational use in Maine has stopped their recount of Question 1, meaning that the ballot initiative has officially passed.

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The recount failed to see a significant number of votes flip to either side. The No on 1 side was criticized as they regularly did not provide enough volunteers to actually count the votes. The recount was also estimated to cost the state about half a million dollars.

Question 1 passed in Maine by about 3,000 votes. Marijuana is now legal for recreational use in Maine, Massachusetts, Nevada, California, Alaska, Washington, Washington, D.C., Colorado, and Oregon.

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