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‘Game changers’: Florida Supreme Court abortion, recreational pot rulings could boost Democrats
‘Florida just got a lot more expensive for the GOP’
Florida recreational marijuana
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Florida Supreme Court questions state’s arguments against recreational pot amendment
Justices have until April 1 to decide whether the proposal — bankrolled by Trulieve — should go before voters in November 2024
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Ashley Moody says Trulieve wants a ‘monopolistic stranglehold’ on Florida’s recreational marijuana market
Trulieve has contributed all but a fraction of the nearly $40 million raised by the Smart & Safe Florida political committee
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Recreational marijuana supporters urge Florida Supreme Court to approve proposed amendment for 2024 ballot
Smart & Safe Florida, a political committee sponsoring the initiative, assailed arguments by Attorney General Ashley Moody aimed at keeping the proposal off the ballot
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Trulieve has spent more than $39 million to legalize recreational marijuana in Florida
That is all but $124.58 of the money raised by the committee
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Florida attorney general seeks to block recreational marijuana amendment from 2024 ballot
Moody wrote that she thinks ‘the proposed amendment fails to meet the requirements’ of part of state law
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Trulieve spends another $8 million to put recreational pot on Florida’s 2024 ballot
As of April 30, Trulieve had contributed $38.5 million to Smart & Safe Florida
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Petition to put recreational pot on Florida’s 2024 ballot tops 635K signatures
The political committee Smart & Safe Florida is leading the initiative effort, which has been bankrolled by the Trulieve medical-cannabis firm
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Trulieve contributes another $5.5 million to get recreational marijuana on Florida’s 2024 ballot
The $5.5 million contribution brought Trulieve’s total contributions to $25.5 million
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The 5 biggest headlines Orlando Weekly saw this week
Disney employee negotiations, recreational pot and more this week
