2023 State-by-State Guide to Marijuana Legalization in the US
TL;DR
As of April 2023, 20 states and the District of Columbia have legalized weed for recreational use while 27 states allow it for varying medicinal purposes. Three states — Idaho, Kansas, and Nebraska — prohibit it entirely. A strong majority of Americans support the legalization of cannabis. States that have legalized marijuana have used the opportunity to generate revenue through a "cannabis tax." The U.S. cannabis market could see sales reaching $57 billion to $72 billion by 2030. However, federal cannabis policy views the drug as illicit, and therefore, the varying taxation in states has resulted in losses for cannabis businesses.
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