DeWine rejects ballot language for medical marijuana

Ballot language for a new medical marijuana issue was rejected for a second time today by Attorney General Mike DeWine.

DeWine cited “a number of discrepancies” between the ballot summary and full constitutional amendment submitted by backers of the Ohio Medical Cannabis Amendment. DeWine, who provides legal signoff on the ballot language summary of proposed amendments, turned down a previous version of the proposal on July 29.

DeWine said in a letter to Sandra Kay Riggs, of Brice, Ohio, representing Ohio Medical Cannabis Care LLC., that there were several discrepancies in the wording resubmitted Sept. 24. Among the problems: two different numbers for the caregivers allowed per residents in each of Ohio’s 88 counties, an inconsistency about whether a board of governors would be appointed or elected, and different cost figures regarding a state commercial cultivation center fee.

The rejected issue is not connected with the ResponsibleOhio marijuana legalization amendment...

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