Ohio Moves Toward Major Cannabis Policy Changes as Lawmakers Advance SB 56
Ohio Republicans Push Bill to Overhaul Voter-Approved Marijuana Law
29 January 2025 - Ohio Senate Republicans have introduced SB 56, a bill that seeks to raise cannabis taxes, reduce home grow limits, cap THC potency, and eliminate social equity funding. The proposal faces strong opposition from Democratic lawmakers and industry advocates, who argue it undermines voter-approved legalization. If passed, these changes could significantly impact Ohio’s cannabis market. Read more about the potential effects on businesses, consumers, and the industry.
Cannabis Pre-Rolls: Ohio Dispensaries Await Rule Changes
24 December 2024 - Ohio’s Division of Cannabis Control has proposed rules to allow pre-rolled cannabis products in dispensaries. Public comments closed on December 23, 2024.
Ohio: Residents in Seven Cities will vote in November on Marijuana Decriminalization
In the push for better marijuana laws, advocates have successfully ensured that seven more Ohio cities can decriminalize marijuana through ballots slated for November.