Ohio Voters to Consider Legalization of Marijuana
GoLocalProv News Team and Graphiq
Ohio Voters to Consider Legalization of Marijuana
If voters pass the ballot measure legalizing marijuana, Ohio would become not just the fifth state to legalize recreational cannabis, joining Oregon, Washington, Alaska and Colorado, but the largest state yet to do so.
GoLocal teamed up with Graphiq for breakdowns of where marijuana is and is not legal, and the support for marijuana legalization over time.
GET THE LATEST BREAKING NEWS HERE -- SIGN UP FOR GOLOCAL FREE DAILY EBLASTThe Highest Marijuana Prices in 2015 in New England by State
#6 Maine
$305
The Pine Tree State is 19 dollars below the national average.
That is the 38th highest in the country.
#5 Rhode Island
$314
The Ocean State is 10 dollars below the national average.
That is tied for 36th highest in the country.
#4 Connecticut
$334
The Constitution State falls 10 dollars above the national average.
That's the 30th highest in the country.
#3 Massachusetts
$342
The Bay State is 18 dollars above the national average.
That is tied for 22nd highest in the country.
#2 New Hampshire
$351
The Granite State is 27 dollars above the national average.
That is tied for 12th highest in the country.
#1 Vermont
$367
The Green Mountain State is 43 dollars above the national average.
That is the 2nd highest in the country.
U.S Lowest: Orgeon
$204
The Beaver State falls 220 dollars below the national average.
It is one of four states where marijuana for recreational use is legalized and is home to the lowest price in the nation.
U.S. Highest: N. Dakota
$387
The Peace Garden State is 67 dollars above the national average.
Its price is the highest in the country by 20 dollars.
