
Arizona’s bid to be the 15th medical marijuana state may have given hope to thousands of battle-weary cannabis activists still stinging from defeats of other major cannabis reform ballot measures. The initiative had always been trailing in the polls, but as the final ballot from absentee voters and provisional ballots have trickled in, the gap between the yes and no votes have been growing closer and closer. Most advocates had already called the election defeated, but just over the last 24 hours, the vote difference had gone from a 3,000 plus gap to only a 1,436 vote-split this morning giving many activists a small hope that a last-second victory, although unlikely, was possible.
Then through out the day the gap in votes became smaller until the yes votes surged past the no’s and pushed yes on 203 up by 4,421 votes out of more than 1.63 million votes counted.
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