Hosts Alex and Jordan cover last week’s cannabis news, Kentucky first. Election Day Eve: no-excuse early voting Oct. 29-31 ended, Jefferson County offered its first drive-thru voting, and Election Day is Nov. 3, 6 AM-6 PM local. Kentucky is not a ballot-initiative state, so decriminalization is not on the ballot — voters elect the legislators for the 2027 session.
Federally, the DEA issued its first federal registrations Oct. 30 to 900+ state-licensed medical dispensaries in AL/FL/MS/SD/TX/VA/WV (medical only), with broader rescheduling replies due Nov. 5. The hemp countdown continues: Nov. 12 synthetic-cannabinoid phase and Dec. 11 broader 0.4 mg per-container cap, with an Oct. 28 CRS report noting FDA lists are still unpublished. Nationally, MA Question 8 and ID HJR 4 are on the Nov. 3 ballot.
Sponsors mentioned in the audio, with three highlighted: Speakeasy Dispensary, Kentucky Alternative Care, and LexMed CannaCare.
Sign the petition: https://www.change.org/LetKentuckyVote
Drop your county: https://legalizekentucky.com/drop-your-county
Learn more: https://legalizekentucky.com
Call your legislator: 1-800-372-7181
Sources: Kentucky voting windows, DEA Oct. 30 registrations, CRS Oct. 28 hemp report, MA/ID ballot measures, KCFC petition page.
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