We surveyed Texas candidates running for US Congress and our State Legislature. Here's where they stand!
Texas Marijuana Policy REPUBLICAN Voter Guide The voter guide was compiled, published, and 2020 Primary Election Edition funded by Texans for Responsible Marijuana Policy, a broad coalition of organizations, activists, and community leaders dedicated to promoting honest, fact-based dialogue regarding marijuana use and the negative Early Voting effects of its criminalization. Feb 18–28
Election Day Texas NORML originated the guide in 2012, and we appreciate their continued help in Mar 3 producing this year’s guide.
In Texas, citizen-initiated ballot propositions are not allowed, so elected officials at the state and federal level are responsible for upholding or reforming marijuana laws. We surveyed candidates seeking the Democratic and Republican nominations for the Texas House, Texas Senate, U.S. House, and U.S. Senate. These are the candidates who want to represent you.
Answers provided have been unedited.
1. Identify your Texas House, Texas Senate, and U.S. House Districts: http://www.fyi.legis.state.tx.us/Home.aspx.
2. Use this guide to find out where the candidates stand on the following issues:
STATE a. Allow patients with debilitating medical conditions (e.g. cancer, chronic pain, PTSD) to access full-spectrum medical cannabis, with physicians making dosing decisions. b. Make low-level possession of marijuana punishable by a fine, but no jail time, and an opportunity to avoid a criminal record. c. Allow adults 21+ to possess limited amounts of marijuana and establish a legal market. d. States should be able to carry out their own marijuana policies without federal interference.
FEDERAL e. Deschedule cannabis, removing it from the Controlled Substances Act and allowing domestic cannabis research. f. Veterans Administration doctors should be allowed to recommend cannabis to treat service-related injuries. g. State-licensed cannabis businesses should have legal access to the banking system to avoid doing business in cash. h. States should be able to carry out their own marijuana policies without interference from the federal government.
3. Vote for candidates that support your views. Election Day is March 3, 2020!
WANT TO GET MORE INVOLVED? Find tips for communicating with candidates and participating in political conventions at the end of this guide.
Thank you for your interest in reforming marijuana laws in Texas! Share this voter guide far and wide.
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Table of Contents
SECTION I: State Candidates for Texas Legislature Texas House of Representatives ...... Pages 4-86 Texas Senate ...... Pages 87-95
SECTION II: Federal Candidates for US Congress U.S. House of Representatives ...... Pages 96-171 U.S. Senate ...... Pages 172-173
SECTION III: Getting More Involved ...... Pages 174-175
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Texas House - Republican Party Primary
District 1 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Gary Vandeaver (Incumbent) ? ? ? ? [email protected]
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduc on for Possession Vo ng Record (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes No
District 2 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Dan Flynn (Incumbent) dan.fl[email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduc on for Possession Vo ng Record (Incumbents Only) No Yes No
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District 2 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Dwayne "Doc" Collins [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☒ ☒
Comments Marijuana is a gateway drug and should be restricted to medical use ONLY!
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District 2 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Bryan Slaton [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 3 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Cecil Bell Jr (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduc on for Possession Vo ng Record (Incumbents Only) No Yes No
District 4 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Keith Bell (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduc on for Possession Vo ng Record (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes No
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District 5 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Cole Hefner (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduc on for Possession Vo ng Record (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes No
District 6 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Ma Schaefer (Incumbent) ma [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduc on for Possession Vo ng Record (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes
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District 7 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Jay Dean (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 8 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Cody Harris (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduc on for Possession Vo ng Record (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes No
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District 9 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Chris Paddie (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduc on for Possession Vo ng Record (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes No
District 9 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Mark Williams [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 10 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Robert "Zack" Rader [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Comments I would support the legaliza on of recrea on marijuana similar to the system that's in place in Colorado, where it is regulated and taxed liked alcohol.
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District 10 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Jake Ellzey [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 10 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Ryan Pi s info@pi sfortexas.com ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 11 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Travis Clardy (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduc on for Possession Vo ng Record (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes
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District 12 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Kyle Kacal (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduc on for Possession Vo ng Record (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes No
District 13 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Ben Leman (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduc on for Possession Vo ng Record (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes No
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District 14 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy John Raney (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduc on for Possession Vo ng Record (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes
District 15 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Steve Toth (Incumbent) [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☒ ☑
Comments I carried legisla on last Session (Class B to Class C) but it never got a vote out of commi ee. I love Joe Moody but a Republican y isn’t going to carry a Democrat’s Bill. They will carry a conserva ve Republicans. I need your help next Session.
Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduc on for Possession Vo ng Record (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Author)
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District 16 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Will Metcalf (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduc on for Possession Vo ng Record (Incumbents Only) No Yes No
District 17 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy John P. Cyrier (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduc on for Possession Vo ng Record (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes Yes
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District 18 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Ernest Bailes (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 19 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy James White (Incumbent) [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Comments Thank you for including me
Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduc on for Possession Vo ng Record (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes (Co-author) Yes (Joint Author)
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District 20 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Terry M. Wilson (Incumbent) ? ? ? ? [email protected]
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduc on for Possession Vo ng Record (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes Yes
District 21 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Dade Phelan (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduc on for Possession Vo ng Record (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Joint Author)
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District 22 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Jacorion Randle [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Comments No addi onal comments.
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District 23 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Mayes Middleton (Incumbent) ? ? ? ? [email protected]
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduc on for Possession Vo ng Record (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes No
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District 24 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Greg Bonnen (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 25 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Cody Vasut [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☒ ☑
Comments No addi onal comments.
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District 25 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Mitch Thames [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Comments No addi onal comments.
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District 25 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Rhonda Seth [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 25 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Ro'vin Garre rovingarre [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 25 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Troy T. Brimage [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 26 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Leonard N. Chan [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Comments As a 28-year-old, my genera on is leading the charge for sensible cannabis policy and legaliza on. I will relessly fight for cannabis to be prescribed by MDs and equally importantly, expunge the records of thousands of pointless arrests.
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District 26 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Jacey Je on jacey@jaceyje on.com ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 26 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Ma Morgan ma [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 27 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Manish Seth h ps://seth4state.com/contact-2/ ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 27 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Tom Virippan h ps://www.facebook.com/Tom4HD27 ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 28 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Gary Gates [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 28 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Schell Hammel h ps://www.voteschell.com/ ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 29 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Ed Thompson (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 30 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Geanie W. Morrison (Incumbent) ? ? ? ? [email protected]
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 30 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Vanessa Hicks-callaway [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☒ ☑
Comments Marijuana, even if used for medicinal purposes, must eventually determine the amount that meets or exceeds the user level of impairment. My concern is law enforcement and judges cannot determine when a person is impaired for driving.
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District 31 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Marian Knowlton [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 32 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Todd Hunter (Incumbent) [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Comments No addi onal comments.
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District 33 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Jus n Holland (Incumbent) jus [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 34 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy James Hernandez h ps://www.facebook.com/james.her nandez.908 ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 41 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy John (Doc) Robert Guerra [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 43 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy J.M. Lozano (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 44 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy John Kuempel (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduc on for Possession Vo ng Record (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes No
District 45 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Aus n Talley aus n@aus ntalley.com ☑ ☑ ☑ ☒
Comments Fully support medical usage & believe we can use Iowa as a bench mark with non-combus bles. We need to pressure our federal representa on to pass marijuana regulatory reform, so states can operate without fear, in markets, commerce or FDIC banking.
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District 45 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Carrie Isaac [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☒ ☑
Comments The taxing and regula ng of another product will only lead to bigger government. I believe our state government has enough of our money and needs to stay out of our lives as much as possible.
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District 45 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Kent "Bud" Wymore [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 47 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Aaron Reitz [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☒ ☑
Comments I suppor ve expanded availability of medical marijuana and decriminaliza on of possession of small amounts, but oppose expanding availability of marijuana for recrea onal use like alcohol.
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District 47 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Don Zimmerman [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Comments I will re-introduce David Simpson’s Bill to decriminalize the marijuana plant
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District 47 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Jennifer Fleck fl[email protected] ☑ ☑ ☒ ☑
Comments No addi onal comments.
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District 47 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Jenny Roan Forgey [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 47 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Jus n Berry jus [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 48 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Bill Strieber [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 49 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Jenai Aragona-Hales [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☒ ☑
Comments I’m a recent cancer survivor and definitely on board for medicinal purposes. I need for data to determine if I support complete legaliza on including recrea onal use, but I’m open to hearing more .
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District 49 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Charles Allan Meyer [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 50 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Larry Delarose [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Comments The use of marijuana should be controlled but clearly areas where use is for medicinal purposes or for recrea onal use in small amounts should be allowed under guidelines set by state law.
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District 51 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Robert Reynolds No contact info available. ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 52 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Lucio Valdez [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 53 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Andrew S. Murr (Incumbent) ? ? ? ? [email protected]
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 54 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Brad Buckley (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 55 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Hugh D. Shine (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 56 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Charles "Doc" Anderson (Incumbent) ? ? ? ? [email protected]
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 57 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Trent Ashby (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 58 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Dewayne Burns (Incumbent) ? ? ? ? [email protected]
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 59 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy J.d. Sheffield (Incumbent) j.d.sheffi[email protected] ? ? ? ?
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District 59 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Cody Johnson [email protected] ? ? ? ?
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District 59 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Shelby Slawson [email protected] ? ? ? ?
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District 60 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Christopher M. Perricone [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Comments There is a strong case to be made for states to regulate everything grown or created and u lized within their borders. The commerce clause has been abused by infringing upon the states rights to regulate their own economy. Vote Perricone TX HD60
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District 60 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Kellye Sorelle [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Comments This would free up law enforcement & save money on incarcera on. Decriminaliza on also eliminates a revenue stream for cartels & helps border security. Money raised could be applied to public educa on & reduce property tax. This is already a part of my pla orm. I am pro decriminaliza on of marijuana. I believe this to be a liberty issue.
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District 60 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Glenn Rogers [email protected] ? ? ? ?
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District 61 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Phil King (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 62 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Reggie Smith (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 63 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Tan Parker (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduc on for Possession Vo ng Record (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes
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District 64 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Lynn Stucky (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 65 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Kronda Thimesch [email protected] ? ? ? ?
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District 65 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Nancy Cline [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 66 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Ma Shaheen (Incumbent) ma [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduc on for Possession Vo ng Record (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes No
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District 67 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Jeff Leach (Incumbent) jeff[email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 68 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Drew Springer (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduc on for Possession Vo ng Record (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes (Co-author) Yes
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District 69 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy James B. Frank (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 70 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Sco Sanford (Incumbent) sco [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 71 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Stan Lambert (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduc on for Possession Vo ng Record (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes (Co-author) Yes
District 72 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Drew Darby (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 72 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Lyne e Lucas lyne [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☒ ☑
Comments No addi onal comments.
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District 73 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Kyle Biedermann (Incumbent) ? ? ? ? [email protected]
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 74 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Luke Brown No contact info available. ? ? ? ?
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District 74 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Robert Garza [email protected] ? ? ? ?
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District 74 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Ruben Falcon [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 78 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Jeffrey Lane elpasojeff@gmail.com ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 81 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Brooks Landgraf (Incumbent) ? ? ? ? [email protected]
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduc on for Possession Vo ng Record (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes
District 82 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Tom Craddick (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 83 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Dus n Burrows (Incumbent) dus [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 84 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy John Frullo (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduc on for Possession Vo ng Record (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes No
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District 85 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Phil Stephenson (Incumbent) ? ? ? ? [email protected]
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 85 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Abolaji Tijani Ayobami [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Comments Support For Medical Purposes only to control or improve the health of a pa ent with proper physician prescrip on. I have an independent opinion on the Usage and administra on of Marijuana. However for recrea onal purposes it must be fully debated
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District 85 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Robert Boe cher robert.boe [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 86 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy John Smithee (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 87 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Walter Price (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 88 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Ken King (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 89 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Candy Noble (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 90 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Elva Camacho [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☒ ☑
Comments I see posi ve breakthroughs by medical/medicinal prac ces of cannabis.
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District 91 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Stephanie Klick (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduc on for Possession Vo ng Record (Incumbents Only) Yes (Author) Yes Present, Not Vo ng
District 92 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Taylor Gillig [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Comments No addi onal comments.
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District 92 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Jeff Cason votejeff[email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 92 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Jim Griffin jim.griffi[email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 93 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Ma Krause (Incumbent) ma [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 94 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Tony Tinderholt (Incumbent) ? ? ? ? tony. [email protected]
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 96 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy David Cook david.cook@mansfieldtexas.gov ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 97 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Craig Goldman (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduc on for Possession Vo ng Record (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes
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District 98 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Giovanni Capriglione (Incumbent) ? ? ? ? [email protected]
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduc on for Possession Vo ng Record (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes No
District 99 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Charlie Geren (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduc on for Possession Vo ng Record (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Co-author)
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District 102 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Linda Koop [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 102 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Rick Walker [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 103 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Jerry Fortenberry II [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 103 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Sherry Lee Mecom [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 105 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Gerson Hernandez [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 106 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Jared Pa erson (Incumbent) jared.pa [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduc on for Possession Vo ng Record (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes
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District 106 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy James Trombley [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 107 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Samuel Smith [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Comments No addi onal comments.
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District 108 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Morgan Meyer (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 109 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Dr. Eugene Allen [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Comments I believe in choice
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District 112 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Angie Chen Bu on (Incumbent) ? ? ? ? angie.bu [email protected]
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduc on for Possession Vo ng Record (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Co-author)
District 113 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Bill Metzger [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 113 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Will Douglas [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 114 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Luisa Del Rosal [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 115 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Karyn Brownlee [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 116 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Robert Litoff [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☒ ☑
Comments Whatever a person's party affilia on, he or she can vote in the Republican primary and get Republican candidate who is more willing to reconsider marijuana laws.
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District 116 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Fernando Padron [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 117 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Carlos Antonio Raymond [email protected] ☑ ☒ ☑ ☑
Comments "...less than one ounce of marijuana can be arrested and given a criminal record, and they face up to six months in jail and a fine of up to $2,000.00" I OPPOSED (THE DR. AND FAMILY SHOULD DECIDE)
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District 118 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Adam Salyer h ps://adamsalyerforstaterep.com/ ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 119 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy George B. Garza [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 120 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Ronald Payne [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Comments I subscribe to the Libertarian Philosophy of Personal Sovereignty to consume intoxica ng substances and a Conserva ve Ideology that provides 100% responsibility/liability for criminality commi ed while under voluntary intoxica on.
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District 120 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Andrew Fernandez Vicencio ? ? ? ? h ps://www.facebook.com/Andrew-Vi cencio-for-State-Rep-District-120-1026 93391234349
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 121 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Steve Allison (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 122 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Lyle Larson (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduc on for Possession Vo ng Record (Incumbents Only) Yes (Joint Author) Yes (Co-sponsor) Yes (Co-author)
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District 126 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy E. Sam Harless (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 127 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Dan Huberty (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 127 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Dwight Ford dwight@dwigh ord.com ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 128 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Briscoe Cain (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduc on for Possession Vo ng Record (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Co-author)
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District 128 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Robert C. Hoskins [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 129 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Dennis Paul (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 129 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Ryan Lee h ps://ryanleefortexas.com/ ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 130 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Tom Oliverson (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduc on for Possession Vo ng Record (Incumbents Only) Yes (Joint Author) Yes No
Election Day March 3, 2020
78 Texas House - Republican Party Primary
District 132 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Angelica Garcia [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 132 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Mike Schofield mikeschofi[email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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79 Texas House - Republican Party Primary
District 133 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Jim Murphy (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduc on for Possession Vo ng Record (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes
District 134 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Sarah Davis (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduc on for Possession Vo ng Record (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes Yes
Election Day March 3, 2020
80 Texas House - Republican Party Primary
District 135 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Jus n Ray info@jus nrayfortexas.com ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 135 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Merrilee Rosene Beazley h ps://merrileebeazley.org/ ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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81 Texas House - Republican Party Primary
District 136 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Mike Guevara [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 138 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Claver T. Kamau-imani [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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82 Texas House - Republican Party Primary
District 138 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Josh Flynn josh@joshflynn.com ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 138 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Lacey Hull [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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Election Day March 3, 2020
83 Texas House - Republican Party Primary
District 142 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Jason Rowe [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 144 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Tony Salas h ps://www.facebook.com/TonySalasf orTexas ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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84 Texas House - Republican Party Primary
District 145 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Martha Elena Fierro fi[email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 148 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Luis La Ro a info@luislaro afortexas.com ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Comments I've long been a supporter for cannabis. I've tes fied as a member of the Republican Liberty Caucus, Republicans Against Marijuana Prohibi on, Texas Cannabis Coali on and on behalf of the families who have been afflicted by criminal jus ce.
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85 Texas House - Republican Party Primary
District 149 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Lily Truong [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 150 Expand Reduce Penal es for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Valoree Swanson (Incumbent) ? ? ? ? [email protected]
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduc on for Possession Vo ng Record (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes No
Election Day March 3, 2020
86 Texas Senate - Republican Party Primary
District 1 Expand Reduce Penalties for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Bryan Hughes (Incumbent) bryan.hughes@sen ate.texas.gov ? ? ? ? Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey. Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Yes Yes N/A
District 2
Senator Hall is not up for election this year. Bob Hall (Incumbent) bob.hall@se nate.texas.gov
Voting Record Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Yes Yes (Joint Author) N/A
District 3
Senator Nichols is not up for election this year. Robert Nichols (Incumbent) robert.nichols@sen ate.texas.gov Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Yes Yes N/A
Election Day March 3, 2020
87 Texas Senate - Republican Party Primary
District 4 Expand Reduce Penalties for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Brandon Creighton (Incumbent) ? ? ? ? [email protected] Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Voting Record Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Yes Yes N/A
District 5
Senator Schwertner is not up for election this year. Charles Schwertner (Incumbent) [email protected]
Voting Record Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Yes (Co-sponsor) Yes (Joint Author) N/A
District 7
Senator Bettencourt is not up for election this year. Paul Bettencourt (Incumbent) [email protected]
Voting Record Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Yes (Co-sponsor) Yes (Joint Author) N/A
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88 Texas Senate - Republican Party Primary
District 8
Senator Paxton is not up for election this year. Angela Paxton (Incumbent) angela.paxton@sen ate.texas.gov
Voting Record Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Yes Yes N/A
District 9
Senator Hancock is not up for election this year. Kelly Hancock (Incumbent) kelly.hancock@sen ate.texas.gov
Voting Record Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Yes Yes N/A
District 11 Expand Reduce Penalties for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Larry Taylor (Incumbent) larry.taylor@sen ate.texas.gov ? ? ? ? Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Voting Record Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Yes (Co-sponsor) Yes N/A
Election Day March 3, 2020
89 Texas Senate - Republican Party Primary
District 12 Expand Reduce Penalties for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Jane Nelson (Incumbent) jane.nelson@sen ate.texas.gov ? ? ? ? Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Voting Record Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Yes (Co-sponsor) Yes N/A
District 13 Expand Reduce Penalties for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Milinda Morris [email protected] ? ? ? ? Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
District 13 Expand Reduce Penalties for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy William J. Booher https://www.booher2020txsenate13.org/ ? ? ? ? Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Election Day March 3, 2020
90 Texas Senate - Republican Party Primary
District 17
Senator Huffman is not up for election this year. Joan Huffman (Incumbent) joan.huffman@sen ate.texas.gov
Voting Record Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Yes Yes N/A
District 18 Expand Reduce Penalties for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Lois W. Kolkhorst (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ? Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Voting Record Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Yes Yes N/A
District 19 Expand Reduce Penalties for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Pete Flores (Incumbent) pete.flores@senate.texas.gov ? ? ? ? Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Voting Record Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Yes (Co-sponsor) Yes (Co-sponsor) N/A
Election Day March 3, 2020
91 Texas Senate - Republican Party Primary
District 20 Expand Reduce Penalties for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Judy Cutright [email protected] ? ? ? ? Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
District 21 Expand Reduce Penalties for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Frank Pomeroy [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑ Comments When one compares the effects of alcohol with marijuana I think it is pretty obvious which is the worse of the two in our society. Therefore if we are going to have one legalized then the other should also be legalized and regulated as well. Voting Record Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession N/A N/A N/A
District 22 Expand Reduce Penalties for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Brian Birdwell (Incumbent) brian.birdwell@sen ate.texas.gov ? ? ? ? Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Voting Record Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Yes Yes N/A
Election Day March 3, 2020
92 Texas Senate - Republican Party Primary
District 24 Expand Reduce Penalties for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Dawn Buckingham (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ? Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Voting Record Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Yes Yes N/A
District 25
Senator Campbell is not up for election this year. Donna Campbell (Incumbent) [email protected]
Voting Record Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Yes (Author) Yes N/A
District 27 Expand Reduce Penalties for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Vanessa Tijerina https://www.facebook.com/ vanessa.s.tijerina ? ? ? ? Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Election Day March 3, 2020
93 Texas Senate - Republican Party Primary
District 28 Expand Reduce Penalties for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Charles Perry (Incumbent) charles.perry@sen ate.texas.gov ? ? ? ? Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Voting Record Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Yes Yes (Sponsor) N/A
District 29 Expand Reduce Penalties for Legalize Support State’ Rights Compassionate Use Possession Adult Use on Marijuana Policy Bethany Hatch [email protected] ? ? ? ? Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
District 30
Senator Fallon is not up for election this year. Pat Fallon (Incumbent) pat.fallon@se nate.texas.gov
Voting Record Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Yes Yes (Joint Author) N/A
Election Day March 3, 2020
94 Texas Senate - Republican Party Primary
District 31
Senator Seliger is not up for election this year. Kel Seliger (Incumbent) kel.seliger@se nate.texas.gov
Voting Record Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Yes Yes N/A
Election Day March 3, 2020
95 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
District 1 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Louie Gohmert (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference Voting Record (Incumbents Only) No No No
District 1 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Johnathan Kyle Substances Act Businesses Interference Davidson [email protected] ☒ ☒ ☑ ☒
Comments No additional comments.
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Election Day March 3, 2020
96 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
District 2 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Dan Crenshaw (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference Voting Record (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes No
District 3 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Nicholas Taylor (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference Voting Record (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes No
Election Day March 3, 2020
97 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
District 4 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference John Ratcliffe (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference Voting Record (Incumbents Only) No No No
District 5 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Lance Gooden (Incumbent) http://lancegooden.com/ ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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98 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary Voting Record Yes Yes No (Incumbents Only)
District 5 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Don Hill https://donhillforcongress.com/ ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 6 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Ron Wright (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Election Day March 3, 2020
99 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference Voting Record (Incumbents Only) Yes Absent No
District 7 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Jim Noteware [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Comments There are compelling arguments on all sides of prospective changes in marijuana laws. We need credible research that documents states' experience where laws have changed. Research and presentation of facts are essential for future policy decisions.
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District 7 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition
Election Day March 3, 2020
100 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
Substances Act Businesses Interference Laique Rehman [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Comments No additional comments.
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District 7 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Maria Espinoza [email protected] ☒ ☒ ☒ ☒
Comments I dont support Cannabis legalization; there are extensive negative externalities; legalization caused a spike in homelessness in CO, for example. I have a different view of Hemp, but I do not support legalization of a drug that causes a "high."
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101 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary District 7 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Cindy Siegel [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 7 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Kyle Preston [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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102 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary District 7 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Wesley Hunt [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 8 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Kevin Brady (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference Voting Record (Incumbents Only) Yes No No
Election Day March 3, 2020
103 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
District 8 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Melissa Substances Act Businesses Interference Esparza-Mathis [email protected] ☒ ☒ ☑ ☑
Comments No additional comments.
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District 8 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Kirk Osborn [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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Election Day March 3, 2020
104 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
District 9 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Johnny Teague [email protected] ☒ ☒ ☒ ☑
Comments This may sound odd, but if it can be used as an oral or injectable medication versus smoking, and used truly for medicinal purposes and not recreational, then I can see some benefit as I believe that the Lord has created all things with a purpose
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District 9 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Al Austin No contact info available. ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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Election Day March 3, 2020
105 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary (Incumbents Only) N/A N/A N/A
District 9 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Jon Menefee [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 9 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Julian A. Martinez [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Election Day March 3, 2020
106 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
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District 10 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Michael Mccaul (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference Voting Record (Incumbents Only) Yes No No
District 11 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Casey Gray [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Election Day March 3, 2020
107 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
Comments As a Veteran and former Federal Agent I 100% believe in descheduling Marijuana. The farm bill that recently past is a good step forward legalizing hemp, however I believe the priority should be on removing it from scheduling.
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District 11 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference August Pfluger [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 11 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference
Election Day March 3, 2020
108 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
Brandon Batch [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 11 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Gene Barber https://www.facebook.com/GeneBar berForCongress ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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Election Day March 3, 2020
109 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition J.D. Faircloth Substances Act Businesses Interference https://fairclothforcongress.com/ ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 11 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference J.Ross Lacy [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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Election Day March 3, 2020
110 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
District 11 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Jamie Berryhill [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 11 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Ned Luscombe [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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Election Day March 3, 2020
111 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
District 11 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Robert Tucker http://roberttuckerforuscongress.co m/ ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 11 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Wesley W. Virdell [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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Election Day March 3, 2020
112 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
District 12 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Kay Granger (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference Voting Record (Incumbents Only) Yes No No
District 12 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Chris Putnam [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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Election Day March 3, 2020
113 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary (Incumbents Only)
District 13 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Jason Foglesong [email protected] ☒ ☑ ☑ ☑
Comments I support this for medical purposes only. I think it should remain a controlled substance due to the prevalence of abuse/dui/etc. I think it should be researched. Your questions don't provide enough opportunity to express a position.
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District 13 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Monique Worthy [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Election Day March 3, 2020
114 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
Comments No additional comments.
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District 13 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Richard Herman [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Comments I believe it should be put on the ballot at State levels to allow the people to decide.
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District 13 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Asusena Reséndiz [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Election Day March 3, 2020
115 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 13 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Catherine "I Swear" Substances Act Businesses Interference Carr https://www.catherineiswearcarrforc ? ? ? ? ongress.com/
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116 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
Chris Ekstrom [email protected] ? ? ? ?
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District 13 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Diane Knowlton [email protected] ? ? ? ?
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from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Elaine Hays Substances Act Businesses Interference [email protected] ? ? ? ?
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District 13 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Jamie Culley [email protected] ? ? ? ?
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118 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
District 13 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Josh Winegarner [email protected] ? ? ? ?
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District 13 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Lee Harvey [email protected] ? ? ? ?
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119 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
District 13 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Mark Neese campaign@markneeseforcongress. com ? ? ? ?
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District 13 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Matt Mcarthur https://www.mattmcarthurforcongre ss.com/ ? ? ? ?
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120 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary (Incumbents Only)
District 13 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Ronny Jackson [email protected] om ? ? ? ?
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District 13 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Vance Snider II [email protected] m ? ? ? ?
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121 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
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District 14 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Randy Weber (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
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District 14 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Joshua Foxworth [email protected] ☒ ☑ ☑ ☑
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122 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
Comments I support the use of medical marijuana in medical situations - especially for veterans. I do not support recreational use. I would not want my kids to be marijuana users - I want them climbing mountains, curing diseases, and conquering the stars.
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District 15 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Monica De La Substances Act Businesses Interference Cruz-Hernandez [email protected] ? ? ? ?
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District 15 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Ryan Krause
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123 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary [email protected] ? ? ? ?
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District 15 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Tim Westley [email protected] ? ? ? ?
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124 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary District 16 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Anthony Aguero [email protected] ? ? ? ?
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District 16 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Blanca Ortiz Trout [email protected] ? ? ? ?
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125 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
District 16 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Irene Substances Act Businesses Interference Armendariz-jackson [email protected] ? ? ? ?
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District 16 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Jaime Arriola Jr [email protected] ? ? ? ?
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126 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
District 16 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Patrick Cigarruista [email protected] ? ? ? ?
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District 16 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Sam Williams https://samforep.com/ ? ? ? ?
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127 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
District 17 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Ahmad Adnan [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Comments I WANT TO LEGALIZE, REGULATE, AND TAX CANNABIS. Just like what we do for cigarettes, that’s what I wanna do for cannabis. I want to use the proceeds to MAKE THE STARTING PAY FOR TEACHERS $80,000 a year. For details, please visit ahmadforoffice.com.
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District 17 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference David Saucedo [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Comments Decriminalizing Marijana is a significant issue for me personally.
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District 17 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Kristen Alamo Rowin [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Comments No additional comments.
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District 17 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Laurie Godfrey Substances Act Businesses Interference Mcreynolds [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Comments More Medical Research is important to help know the correct strands of cannabis that can or should be
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used for medical treatment.
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District 17 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Trent Sutton [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Comments While I am not personally a proponent of recreational Marijuana use, I do agree that regulation be left up to the states. I do strongly support reclassification from the Schedule 1 Controlled Substances list to allow for medical research.
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District 17 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Elianor Vessali
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130 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary [email protected] ? ? ? ?
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District 17 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference George W. Hindman [email protected] ? ? ? ?
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131 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
Jeff Oppenheim https://jeffoppenheim.com/ ? ? ? ?
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District 17 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Pete Sessions [email protected] ? ? ? ?
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132 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary District 17 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Renée Swann [email protected] ? ? ? ?
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District 17 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Scott Bland [email protected] ? ? ? ?
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133 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
District 17 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Todd Kent https://www.toddkent.com/ ? ? ? ?
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District 18 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Nathan J. Milliron [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☒
Comments I believe that there needs to be a federal decision made on the legalization of marijuana so that there is consistent policy across the United States.
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134 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary (Incumbents Only)
District 18 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Nellie Heiksell [email protected] ☒ ☒ ☒ ☑
Comments We have become to dependent on outside substances, to treat the symptom rather than the root cause. I believe we should return the time-tested methods of prayer, counsel and meditations. Covering up symptoms will never cure the ills of humanity.
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District 18 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Robert M. Cadena [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Comments I am a constitutionalist that believes we all have the same freedom to choose what is right as an individual for our lives, but our choices should not interfere with some else's rights. Remember, we all
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have the same constitutional rights.
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District 18 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference T.C. Manning [email protected] ☒ ☑ ☑ ☒
Comments I support moving cannabis from schedule 1 to schedule 2 or 3. More testing, research, and studies are needed before legalizing. We do not want untended consequences from taking place such as the Vitamin E acetate situation in THC vape products.
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District 18 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Ava Reynero Pate [email protected]
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136 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary ? ? ? ?
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District 18 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Wendell Champion [email protected] om ? ? ? ?
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137 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Jodey C. Arrington Substances Act Businesses Interference (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
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District 19 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Vance W. Boyd [email protected] ? ? ? ?
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138 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary District 20 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Anita Kegley anitakegleyforcongress@kegley-inc .com ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Comments I agree with: "Current marijuana policies are not based on science or sound evidence, but rather misinformation and fear." -- Former Texas State Representative David Simpson (R - Longview)
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District 20 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Dominick Dina [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Comments No additional comments.
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139 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
District 20 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Gary Allen https://garyallan.com/ ? ? ? ?
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District 20 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Mauro Garza maurogarza@maurogarzaforcongre ss.com ? ? ? ?
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140 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
District 20 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Tammy K. Orta https://tammyortaforcongress.com/ ? ? ? ?
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District 21 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Chip Roy (Incumbent) https://chiproy.com/ ? ? ? ?
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141 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
District 22 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Aaron Hermes [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Comments Well that was easy! Best, A
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District 22 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Joe Walz [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Comments No additional comments.
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142 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary (Incumbents Only)
District 22 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Matt Hinton matthinton@matthintonforcongress. com ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Comments The war on drugs is unconstitutional. Back when our politicians had respect for the 10th amendment, they had to pass a constitutional amendment to make alcohol illegal (federally). Where is the amendment that was passed for the war on drugs?
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District 22 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Shandon Phan [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
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143 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
Comments No additional comments.
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District 22 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Bangar Reddy [email protected] ? ? ? ?
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District 22 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Dan Mathews https://www.danmathews2020.com/ ? ? ? ?
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144 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
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District 22 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Diana Miller [email protected] ? ? ? ?
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District 22 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Douglas Haggard
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145 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary committee@douglashaggardforcon gress.com ? ? ? ?
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District 22 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Greg Hill [email protected] ? ? ? ?
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146 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Jon Camarillo Substances Act Businesses Interference [email protected] ? ? ? ?
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District 22 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Kathaleen Wall [email protected] ? ? ? ?
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147 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
District 22 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Pierce Bush [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 22 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Troy Nehls [email protected] ? ? ? ?
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148 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
District 23 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Alma Arredondo-lynch [email protected] ☒ ☑ ☒ ☒
Comments As long as it is illegal to use marijuana, at the Federal level, I support the law. If the Fed. law changes, my stance will obviously change.
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District 23 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Ben Van Winkle [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Comments Marijuana has been shown to be beneficial in medical situations. I don't smoke it, but support others' right to choose to on their own private property. If anyone wants to sell it, it should be regulated to guarantee purity and safety.
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District 23 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Darwin Boedeker [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Comments We have bigger fish to fry! Legalize marijuana & let’s move on......
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District 23 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Alia Ureste [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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150 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
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District 23 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Cecil B. "Burt" Jones [email protected] ? ? ? ?
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District 23 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Jeff Mcfarlin [email protected] ? ? ? ?
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151 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
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District 23 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Raul Reyes [email protected] ? ? ? ?
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District 23 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Sharon Breckenridge Substances Act Businesses Interference
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152 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
Thomas [email protected] ? ? ? ?
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District 23 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Tony Gonzales [email protected] m ? ? ? ?
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153 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Jeron Liverman Substances Act Businesses Interference [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☒
Comments Controlled Substance Act, pro reclassify medicinal-M & recreational-R marijuana Sch "I" to "II, III, IV, V, or unscheduled status." Plus, M & R status don't have to be equal.
COTUS Art. I Sect. 8, constitution allows federal interference of states.
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District 24 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Beth Van Duyne [email protected] ? ? ? ?
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154 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
District 24 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference David Fegan [email protected] m ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 24 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Desi Maes [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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155 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
District 24 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Sunny Chaparala [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 25 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Roger Williams (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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Election Day March 3, 2020
156 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
District 25 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Keith Neuendorff [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 26 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Michael C. Burgess (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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Election Day March 3, 2020
157 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary (Incumbents Only)
District 26 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Jack Wyman [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 26 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Jason Mrochek [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Election Day March 3, 2020
158 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
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District 26 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Michael Armstrong michaelarmstrongforcongress@gm ail.com ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 27 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Michael Cloud (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Election Day March 3, 2020
159 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference Voting Record (Incumbents Only) Yes No No
District 28 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Sandra Whitten [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Comments No additional comments.
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District 29 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Jaimy Z. Blanco [email protected]
Election Day March 3, 2020
160 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Comments No additional comments.
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District 29 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Robert Schafranek [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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161 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary District 30 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Tre Pennie [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 31 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference John Carter (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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Election Day March 3, 2020
162 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
District 31 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Christopher Wall [email protected] ☒ ☑ ☒ ☒
Comments No additional comments.
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District 31 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Mike Williams [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Comments No additional comments.
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Election Day March 3, 2020
163 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
District 31 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Abhiram Garapati [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 32 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Jeff Tokar [email protected] ☒ ☑ ☑ ☑
Comments I totally support the use and research of medical cannabis.
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164 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary Voting Record N/A N/A N/A (Incumbents Only)
District 32 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Jon Hollis [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Comments No additional comments.
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District 32 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Floyd Mclendon [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Election Day March 3, 2020
165 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 32 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Genevieve Collins [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 32 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Mark Sackett
Election Day March 3, 2020
166 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary https://www.sackettforcongress.com / ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 33 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Fabian Vasquez [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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167 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary District 34 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Rod Lingsch [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Comments Drug use is widely accepted even though it causes significant harm to our society. Costs us $600 billion annually, 50% for law enforcement, 50% medical, crime, and other losses to our economy. States need to reconsider and find responsible solutions.
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District 34 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Rey Gonzalez [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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Election Day March 3, 2020
168 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
District 35 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition "Guillermo" William Substances Act Businesses Interference Hayward [email protected] ☒ ☑ ☒ ☒
Comments Their is a double standard because Cannabis is a gateway drug leading to audition, You can not ban cigarettes then say smoking Cannabis is ok. Only used as medical treatment Or Stop banning Cigarettes both are bad for health and addictive.
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District 35 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Jenny Garcia Sharon https://jennygarciasharon.com/ ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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Election Day March 3, 2020
169 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
District 35 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Nick Moutos [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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District 36 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference Brian Babin (Incumbent) [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference Voting Record (Incumbents Only) Yes No No
Election Day March 3, 2020
170 U.S. House - Republican Party Primary
District 36 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend Cannabis for Cannabis Prohibition Substances Act Businesses Interference RJ Boatman [email protected] ? ? ? ?
Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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171 U.S. Senate - Republican Party Primary
Remove Cannabis from Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking for End Federal Prohibi on John Cornyn (Incumbent) Controlled Substances Act Recommend Cannabis Cannabis Businesses Interference [email protected] ? ? ? ? Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference Vo ng Record Yes No Vote Yet Yes
Ted Cruz (Incumbent) Senator Cruz is not up for elec on this year. h ps://www.cruz.senate.gov/
Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference Vo ng Record Yes No Vote Yet Yes
Remove Cannabis from Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking for End Federal Prohibi on Dwayne Stovall Controlled Substances Act Recommend Cannabis Cannabis Businesses Interference dwayne@pu ngtexasfirst.com ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑ Comments The Cons tu on of the United States offers the federal government no authority whatsoever to criminalize the use of cannabis in any form.
Election Day March 3, 2020
172 U.S. Senate - Republican Party Primary
Remove Cannabis from Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking for End Federal Prohibi on John Anthony Castro Controlled Substances Act Recommend Cannabis Cannabis Businesses Interference [email protected] ☑ ☑ ☑ ☑
Comments Marijuana was improperly listed as a Schedule 1 drug by a scien fically illiterate Congress. If any natural growing plant should be criminalized, it should be the one that kills nearly a half million people annually.
Remove Cannabis from Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking for End Federal Prohibi on Mark Yancey Controlled Substances Act Recommend Cannabis Cannabis Businesses Interference [email protected] ? ? ? ? Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
Remove Cannabis from Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking for End Federal Prohibi on Virgil Bierschwale Controlled Substances Act Recommend Cannabis Cannabis Businesses Interference [email protected] ? ? ? ? Comments This candidate did not respond to our survey.
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Now that you have identified your district numbers and the candidates seeking to represent you, consider reaching out to share your support for cannabis law reform. Review the resource packet we distributed at our recent advocacy workshops, and use these tips on how to approach the candidates during the upcoming election:
✅Candidates who SUPPORT reform - Express gratitude and let them know you agree! ● Visit candidates’ campaign websites to learn about their platform. Send an email to share your appreciation of their support for reform. ● Sign up for their newsletters and follow them on social media. Engage with them thoughtfully online and don’t hesitate to share links to resources. ● Ask about and attend local events. Introduce yourself and thank them in person for their support. If they take questions from the audience at local townhalls/debates/forums, take advantage of the opportunity to ask them to discuss their positions on medical cannabis and decriminalization so others can also hear from them on the important issues. Take pictures and tag the candidate in social media posts! ● Volunteer for their campaign; it’s a great opportunity to build a relationship with the candidate and their team. Sometimes, campaign staff become legislative staff when the candidate wins an election. If you have a good relationship, you can be a resource for them on this issue.
Candidates who OPPOSE reform - Always remain respectful, even if they don’t yet share your views on marijuana policy. ● Send an email to introduce yourself and thank them for being willing to serve your district in the Texas Legislature. Politely let them know you support reform and hope they’ll reconsider their position. If you have a personal story or professional experience, be sure to include it as concisely as possible. When possible, share links to resources, including studies, reports, and news articles from reputable sources. - Remember, you will have other opportunities to continue the conversation, so try not to overwhelm them in your first email.
？Candidates who DIDN’T RESPOND to our survey - Ask them about where they stand on this important issue! ● Send an email and/or contact them on social media to ask what they think about various aspects of reform. You can send them our survey questions, which are listed on page two of this voter guide). ○ Be sure to ask them state/federal questions based on the office they are running for. (State: Tx House/Senate; Federal: U.S. House/U.S. Senate)
Make sure to VOTE on March 3! You can learn more about polling locations, what to bring with you, and more at https://www.votetexas.gov/.
Would you like to become more politically involved? Become a DELEGATE to your political party’s convention!
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Participate in the political convention process - Become a delegate!
All parties elect their officers and define their platforms through a grassroots convention process. At their conventions, Libertarians also nominate their candidates, but Democrats and Republicans nominate candidates in the Primary Election (March 3). The eventual nominees from each party will then face-off in the General Election, in November.
To participate as a delegate to the convention (first-timers welcome!), contact the political party that most accurately represents your values:
Republican Party of Texas Texas Democratic Party Libertarian Party of Texas
https://www.texasgop.org/ https://www.texasdemocrats.org/ http://www.lptexas.org/ (Note: You can only affiliate with one party.)
Process: Precinct Convention → County/Senate District Convention → State Convention
You’ll have to ask your county party about exactly when/where/how to participate in your precinct convention. Here’s a link to the Republican Party’s convention instructions, including a training video. While this information is published by RPT, the information is relevant for participation with any party.
As a delegate, you’ll be a voting member of the convention. You’ll help decide on party leadership, governing rules, and the platform. Consider introducing a resolution regarding cannabis law reform at your precinct convention. If approved by your fellow delegates, these resolutions will help make up the party platform, which indicates the party’s position on various issues. Contact us for sample/draft resolutions.
If you plan to introduce a resolution, be prepared to read it at the convention and shepherd it through the process, including the County/Senate District Conventions and State Conventions. Connect with the other supportive delegates and exchange contact information. This will be your team as you make your way through the process.
Feel free to contact us if you’d like further guidance about becoming a delegate: [email protected].
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